Thanks for reply. Can you guide me by some example to do this task. In fact I
have little bit experience of ODBC drivers and their usage.
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Many thanks,
In fact I am running old version of UniVerse 9.6 and due to is limitation of
2GB file, I am designing an interface to transfer data from U2 data files to
Oracle. In this regard I have heard about ODBC drivers but very little
knowledge how to use them. I will be grateful if you can
Many thanks for the reply. I am running U2 9.6 old version which has not this
functionality. Can you please guide further to do this task. I have not good
knowledge in terms of ODBC drivers and interface of databases.
Thanks in advance.
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Seems rather extreme to go to Oracle just to get around 2GB file limit ;-)
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On 13/01/13 09:02, Phil Walker wrote:
Seems rather extreme to go to Oracle just to get around 2GB file limit ;-)
Agreed.
But if he wants some advice, there's a few things I'd say. First he's
better just upgrading to the latest UV :-) Or can he use distributed
files? Asad - if you don't know
If the only issue is the 2Gig limit, you can use Universe distributed files.
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Many thanks,
In fact I am running
UV 9.6 also supports 64-bit files
On Jan 13, 2013, at 3:17 AM, asad50089 asadr...@live.com wrote:
Thanks for reply. Can you guide me by some example to do this task. In fact I
have little bit experience of ODBC drivers and their usage.
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As long as your OS and the filesystem is already 64-bit enabled - you should be
able to resize the UV file to 64BIT (make sure you have a verified backup first
:)). Otherwise, use UV distributed file create a logical file view of your UV
physical files.
Note that BCI is a programmatic API
