Kathy
This is how you do it
ODBC OpenLink Installation
The installation of ODBC multi-tier software requires the following steps;
Download the following files from the OpenLink website;
1.) Data Source Administrator Samples(taz)(recommended)Web-based Data Source
Administrator JDBC
Yes
We use OpenLink ODBC drivers across to MS SQL Server 2000
No problems at all once you prise the correct driver out of OpenLink
This is how you do it
ODBC OpenLink Installation
The installation of ODBC multi-tier software requires the following steps;
Download the following files from
Bob Woodward wrote:
I just wanted to report back to everyone that the problem seems to have
disappeared. I wanted to go back and try some suggestions but I now
can't seem to duplicate the problem. Everything is back to the way it
was, including the OKAY$ variable, and it all compiles without
isn't this the exact opposite of what was asked ?
this explains how to setup uv to sql server , the question was sql server to uv.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 03:58 AM
To:
Thanks you for you help, we have, tried this and unfortunately it doesn't
work, do you have my other suggestions.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nombre de David Jordan
Enviado el: martes, 18 de octubre de 2005 22:53
Para:
Many *nixes actually distribute vim and make vi a link to it, running in
vi compatibility mode. :) 'which vim' or 'whereis vim' at a unix shell
prompt should tell you if that's the case. If so, getting the latest
version (6.4) will let you use all the features (short of version 7,
which is still
quote who=Clifton Oliver
Did the second run also cause the fault?
Is there anything in that job or job stream that could be trying to
build a huge dynamic array? Such as trying to READ and entire report
into a variable?
No, it executes a LIST file BY var LPTR style command... I have quite a
quote who=Keith W. Roberts
What did the phantom log say? You might DISPLAY something after the RUN
cmd to make sure the fault occurs after the program completes.
I haven't been able to replicate this behavior. Also, the BRIEF keyword
causes the output to PH to be suppressed. I may remove that
quote who=Clifton Oliver
Did the second run also cause the fault?
[brain cramp]... No, the second run from TCL caused no fault.
Is there anything in that job or job stream that could be trying to
build a huge dynamic array? Such as trying to READ and entire report
into a variable?
Oh, and
In reviewing my uvdlockd.log, I see that even when the deadlock daemon isn't
running, it looks like it's being run. Does executing uvlictool clean_lic -a
call the deadlock process?
Also, in configuring the daemon's resolution strategy, there are three options;
random termination, terminate
Bob, thank you for the detailed explanation, but I was looking to go the
other way, connect from Sql Server to UV. E.g., being in sql query
analyzer and selecting UV files, unless this works from sql server to UV
as well.
Thx,
Rudy
Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 08:58:26 +0100
From: Bob Witney
A way around the problem of creating mostly unnecessary PH logs which
require cleanup is to create a wrapper program that:
- takes [bpfile and] progname as argument(s)
- sets logname = progname:_:date():_:time()
- does a SETPTR with BANNER :logname to create a unique log file
- runs progname
-
--- Cooper, Rudy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone been successful in creating an odbc
connection from sqlserver
to UV running on a W2k platform ?
Hi Rudy,
At the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Hospital,
we have set up a UniVerse ODBC data source as a Linked
Server on SQL Server 7
This type of connection is OK for general query type stuff. When
performing large transfers of data from UniVerse to SQL server I've
found that it's much faster to use bulk loading from DTS (or a stored
procedure). Here's a sample of code (without the DTS part which is
just a simple bulk load
Sure. Unless it dispatched the report to the spooler system and then
was doing something like trying to read it as a record and write it
to an archive or something.
Was tossing out straws to grasp at.
--
Regards,
Clif
On Oct 19, 2005, at 7:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there
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10/21/2005. During this time I will not have access to my email. If you need to
contact me, please call me on my cell phone.
Thanks,
Russ
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I did the same thing in SQL 2000. I created a linked server in SQL 2000
with IBM ODBC driver. I could run the query with Openquery. But I could
not see the tables and views in SQL enterprise manager. When I clicked
on the tables, I got error saying something like:
Error0: SqlDumpExceptionHandler:
Thanks John, Anthony and Stephen.
The Lantronics support person, named George, implied that there is a
listening port for every physical port on his company's terminal
server which has at least 15 physical ports, 13 of which have dumb
terminals and 2 with HP printers in
We are using lantronix on HP-UX. The setup is below. The port numbers (300x)
correspond to the number of ports on the lanronix. We are using 8 port boxes.
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz5 -x dcterm -p 3001 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz4 -x dcterm -p 3002 -k
#
Yes, uvlictool clean_lic does execute the same clean up code as the deadlock
daemon, even unto logging to the same file. I don't believe it actually starts
a uvdlockd process, however.
There is no documentation on strategy, because none is really to be preferred
over the others in all cases.
David
interact with desktop being set cures a number of things you are quite
correct, and it is ON by default nowadays for just about everything
(though if the software is an older version it may not be set .).
There were some specific issues which look like this (maybe) hence my
It's probably running in cleanup mode for individual processes as they
terminate..
Regards
JayJay
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hennessey, Mark F.
Sent: 19 October 2005 16:37
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] UV dead lock
John,
Thanks.
How did you get the printout you sent?
Will
Haas, John wrote:
We are using lantronix on HP-UX. The setup is below. The port numbers (300x) c
orrespond to the number of ports on the lanronix. We are using 8 port boxes.
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz5 -x
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