Re: [U2] Telnet errors

Those few paragraphs don't really say anything about getting the SCR errors after you run the conversion program, though :( On 8/30/07, Drew Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: jj, SCR is the Security Context Record used by the udtelnetd process. It should be listed in the udtelnetd.conf

Re: [U2] UVTSORT config parameter

Is there any kind of equivalent to this on UniData? On 8/10/07, John Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Why was it made a switch ? (pass) -- Not all platforms supported the function but if it was not supported then it didn't use it regardless (naturally). It was fortunate that it *was* a

Re: [U2] UniVerse and Shadow copy on Windows 2003

These are all extremely informative and lovely pieces of information (no, that's not sarcasm):) With nice Unix information that can even be applied to Windows with some thought. However, I too am curious about the Server 2003 VSS (not *nix, sorry!). Running it cannot cause corruption to the

Re: [U2] Command Line

I see that this is the command line that was executed for one of my processes. Can anybody either explain the parameters to me, or point me to which document describes them? udt.exe UDTlServer.exe 208 192.168.10.182 0 0 --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe

RE: [U2] UniVerse and Shadow copy on Windows 2003

One way is to use the GNU screen software that was mentioned some time ago. This allows another user to adopt other users sessions and take them over, like TANDEM should (but TANDEM doesnt seem to work reliably on HPUX). Then it is simply a question of firing the various quit commands that

Re: [U2] [BB] Does UD need the equivalent of uv/errlog?

This sounds great! I just added our company to the enhancement request. Thanks. Tom VanKirk Unix/Unidata Systems Administrator Kraftmaid Cabinetry Wally Terhune [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/17/2007 04:10 PM Please respond to u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To

RE: [U2] UniVerse and Shadow copy on Windows 2003

Hi JayJay The transaction processing will not write incomplete transactions to the disk file at the time of suspend.file protecting transactional integrity. I believe that the dbpause completes any writes before pausing. However one area I am not sure of is the data in buffers. The suspend

RE: [U2] [BB] Does UD need the equivalent of uv/errlog?

quote who=Hennessey, Mark F. While I'm not a UD user, I should think that it would benefit from the errlog function. But everyone would benefit by making it smarter... I would like to be able to configure it similar to syslog. I'd like 'low grade' errors either logged elsewhere or not at

Re: [U2] UniVerse and Shadow copy on Windows 2003

*grin* I was kind of wondering even without transaction processing if it would let the file handle close or something of the sort to ensure the data finished writing. I don't know enough about the command, though. Do the two functions work the same in both database systems? On 9/18/07, David

Re: [U2] UniData and Shadow copy on Windows 2003

This is discussed at U2 University during my presentation. I highly recommend that you all attend. Also, the description stated UniVerse and not UniData, so I changed it. Most people are skewed to only looking at their DB of choice. JJUser asked However, I too am curious about the Server 2003

RE: [U2] UniData and Shadow copy on Windows 2003

I thought that VSS took a point in time snapshot of the entire volume. That any transactions would be read/write by the OS, and the VSS reader would read the before data if you will. From what I can tell the only drawback is the fact that IBM has not integrated the DBPAUSE into a VSS driver

Re: [U2] [BB] Does UD need the equivalent of uv/errlog?

Note: For those of you interested in capturing run-time errors from UO subroutine calls, we have had this for a while (7.1.4 and greater). From the readme: Issue 8496 - Problem Description Beginning at this release, if the server-side debug log is enabled and the value of udcs is 10 in the

[U2] [UV] CLEAR.FILE error

Hi all, I'm executing a CLEAR.FILE DATA against a Type18 file and I get an error code of -128, does anyone know what that error code means? Thanks in advance, Pete --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/

[U2] resolving udt error message

Can anyone clue me in on how to resolve this error (step-by-step)? When going to the command prompt and starting udt I receive the following error: UniData Release 5.1 Build: (2189) Copyright (C) Ardent Software, Inc. (USA) 1998 All rights reserved. Current UniData home is e:\unidata\ud51\.

Re: [U2] resolving udt error message

From: Christensen, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [U2] resolving udt error message Can anyone clue me in on how to resolve this error (step-by-step)? When going to the command prompt and starting udt I receive the following error: UniData Release 5.1 Build: (2189) Copyright (C) Ardent

RE: [U2] resolving udt error message

[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christensen, Steve Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 17:30 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: [U2] resolving udt error message Can anyone clue me in on how to resolve this error (step-by-step)? When going to the command prompt and starting udt I receive the

RE: [U2] resolving udt error message

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can anyone clue me in on how to resolve this error (step-by-step)? When going to the command prompt and starting udt I receive the following error: UniData Release 5.1 Build: (2189) Copyright (C) Ardent Software, Inc. (USA) 1998 All rights reserved. Current

RE: [U2] [BB] Does UD need the equivalent of uv/errlog?

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stevenson, Charles Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 8:23 AM To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: [U2] [BB] Does UD need the equivalent of uv/errlog? Is there a UniData enhancement request

RE: [U2] [BB] Does UD need the equivalent of uv/errlog? {Unclassified}

John, No, but you have to *create* the file before UV will use it (yes, I know it's nuts, but it's always been that way) Just touch errlog in the right directory. With the right permissions, of course Regards Mike -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Hester