I have an XP client connecting to a 2003 Server running Unidata 7.1. The
following was working about
Aa month ago, in fact I have never had any problem connecting to the
server. This program (IBM's example program) worked in the past now I am
getting the following error trying to connect to the
Just a thought. Has the port the rpc daemon runs on changed?
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Subject: [U2] UODOTNET
Just a guess, since I know little of .NET... but could some one have gotten
into the UV account and altered the entries in the UV.ACCOUNT file?
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Aren't these changes affected by Linux configuration parameters?
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Subject: RE: [U2] UV: Linux configuration question {Unclassified}
John Jerry,
Mark and Nick,
Thanks for your suggestions below. This is a home development system, if
the rpc daemon has changed I do not know how. However, I will check both
of your suggestions when I get home.
Same for the Demo account - I have not touched it and can access it from
telnet and the UniAdmin.
Check the UV.ACCOUNT file and verify that your account still exists.
You can also use the full path to the account instead of the account
name. I usually put the full path in for the account name.
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Infosys provide a LOT of DataStage consulting. It may be in DataStage that
they're encountering the BLINK errors.
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Subject: RE: [U2] Universe File Corruption [OT]
Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 12:24:07
The class you want from IBM is UV905. It teaches how to deal with BLINK
errors, the likely causes thereof, and the fact that not all BLINK errors are
repairable - for example where the operating system disk utilities truncate
your physical file.
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So if you defragment a disk, and read a record from two different files,
you could force head motion.
If many files grow the disk blocks can be allocated from the free areas,
which might actually localize time dependent or associated data near each
other on the disk.
Except when I am all by my
But many of the parameters depend upon user count, and more specifically
application activity. I do not think an install script could be that
intelligent.
I don't know why IBM doesn't just make them the default.
Or better still, make the installer a little more intelligent (less
stupid?) so
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