UniVerse does not have a timestamp data type. This is at the heart of your
problem.
Find some Microsoft documentation that mentions that MS Query now generates a
timestamp instead of the date it used to generate, and bleat long and loud to
Microsoft about it.
Meanwhile, since that will be
Printer memory segment removed occurs when you attempt to attach to a printer
shared memory segment that was formerly owned by a now logged-out process but
insufficient time has gone by for it to be cleaned up. It's an alert, and may
be safely ignored.
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The only legal way is DROP SCHEMA followed by CREATE SCHEMA.
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From: David Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Change SCHEMA name in UniVerse SQL
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 10:45:47 +1100
Does anyone know how to change the SQL
Hi Ray
To drop schema means that you have to drop all the tables as well?
The moving of scemas, copying schemas, etc in UniVerse is very painfull,
there must be better ways.
Ie copying a test account.
Regards
David Jordan
Managing Consultant
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Hi David,
The reason for Ray's response is due to the SQL catalog, which itself is a
schema. It is a major effort like you say because of the information about each
schema and table that is stored in the catalog. There is no simple method I am
aware of.
Regards,
LeRoy
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The schema name is stored in the header of the VOC file as well as in
the UV SQL Catalog, plus it may also be stored in the headers of any
files/tables in the account. You could do it manually, but it you would
need to know what you were doing!!!
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