Google is a wonderful thing. ;^)
Glad it worked.
Most Win7's are 64 bit, 32 bit works, but limits Memory available.
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Scott Richardson
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Best way to contact is email
http://www.linkedin.com/in/cheetahftl
Try this?
http://www.justanswer.com/printers/4jmo2-recently-installed-windows-lexmark-x6150-will.html
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Best way to contact is email
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On 11/8/2011 8:19 PM, Jeff Butera wrote:
Slight tangent that may shed light. Back when Datatel was based on
wIntegrate, we would occasionally see this behavior for some machines
deployed on campus. In short, another process (often TSR) would
somehow block wIntegrate. In some cases it was MS
On 11/8/2011 9:01 PM, iggch...@comcast.net wrote:
Thanks Scott. I'll try turning off UAC and see if that does the trick.
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Sent: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 8:40:52 PM
Subject: Re: [U2]
this for a long time and doing
it right. Why re-invent the wheel? Use the right tool for the job.
Check it out.
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On 7/22/2011 5:17 PM, Tony
with environment
variables, as it looks like this approach may be what you're looking for.
Hope this helps.
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John Rodgers wrote:
I have a problem with a developer login where we want to provide 'root'
privileges
Thunderbird does the list on reply w/o intervention.
PS: Wol? any better luck with LinkedIn over across the pond?
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CheetahFTL
Hey Wol,
Just logged onto LinkedIn and do not appear to be having any abnormal
issues over here in the States.
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in touch with many who responded and digging deeper into the
history of what
exactly the product was and uncovering the roots of the problems
encountered.
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based improvised solutions.
Ideas? Suggestions?
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and sockets availabilty.
http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/38b8bf76-b7d3-473c-84e
8-e657c0c619d11033.mspx?mfr=true
I have seen this behavior numerous times, across numerous applications and
across numerous platforms, verticals, etc...
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Scott Richardson
- as I deal with this stuff all the time, successfully ;^).
Regards,
Scott Richardson
Senior Systems Engineer / Consultant
Product Support Engineer
Marlborough, MA 01752
DPMonitor - http://www.deltek.us
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From: Smith, Robert
into play.
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Product Support Engineer
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Sounds like swapping - how much physical RAM and swap space?
File system fragmentation?
You should be able to find a SMART Disk utility which may also prove helpful
useful.
The DPMonitor (http://deltek.us ) will also track individual and system wide
processes
Subject: Re: [U2] Tracking Disk
tend to lend themselves to be
more severely afftected by transactional-integrity sensitive than others.
(Of course - with the caveat of your actual mileages may vary).
Regards,
Scott Richardson
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to accommodate multiple
files,
but I would think overall performance overhead wise, things would be much
easier to control as content number of records grow.
Regards,
Scott Richardson
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if UV had the same operational level commands
that UD has in this area.
I would appreciate any insight on this.
Happy Indepedence Day / Fourth of July to all.
Thank you.
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Testing - no u2-list email since 4-17-07 at 8:49 PM EDT.
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Do you actually have vi available on your windows server?
Google Search for winvi32 - I am sure there are many other variants
available.
Personal preferences and mileages may vary.
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Tuesday,
Why guess and speculate on opinion?
1) Run the DP Monitor on all three boxes (/AD on - freakishly low overhead
system and per process monitoring with extreme accuracy laid out
graphically, and actually MEASURE and KNOW definitively how much RAM you
will need under any/all conditions.
Microsoft ISA Server. What a PITA.
Configure it exactly correctly - or better yet - Remove it.
Error barks pretty clearly on permission authorization to access to the
service, so clearly something isn't right in ISA.
Typically it denies any processes running as user local System access to
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From: Mike Dallaire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 9:09 AM
Subject: [U2] callHTTP using a Proxy Serve
UniVerse 10.1
SB+ 5.3.4 and SBClient 5.3.4
We are running many interfaces using callHTTP from Windows and Linux
to optimize the system for
Universe. Does anyone know if one exists for Windows 2003 server?
Thanks,
Tony Caufield
IS Manager
Harbor Wholesale Grocery Inc.
Hi Tony,
Curious if you got anything on this?
Thank you,
Scott Richardson
[ No U2-users email in two (business) days? That seems odd... oh, I
local to you in the greater Boston area, and have some expertise
in server migrations and U2 environments. Can I be of some assistance?
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888-912-9681 SkyPage (numeric voice mail paging)
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to their installed
base, folks that worked there, etc I know that owner George F passed on,
but not sure about what happened to the company after that?
Any information would be appreciated.
Please feel free to reply back channel...
Thanks!
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Correction:
How did GarryS's compnays evalution go?
Dianne, how did your client's situation resolve?
Thanks.
Scott
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 11:53 AM
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] LiveVault
Hello Diane,
I am interested to hear how your company's evaluation of eVault's AIX
back up solutions on AIX went? Were they able to handle your UV
database?
Does anyone else use this type of backup solution?
Thanks!
Scott
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Backup job?
Some batch processing happening that someone forgot to stop
if/when things changed?
Sending or recieving data from another system source? Listening for
incoming data via some process from some other system and maybe
that other system itself goes down for backups or maintenance or
Hello Howard,
Welcome! You are on the right track and in the right place.
In your original post, your assumptions #1 #2 are correct.
There are many methods available.
It would be most helpful if we know the platform manufacturer and model, the
exact OS version, and the exact version of
Mark:
What mvBase PS is installed on the Server?
Are all Client workstations fully current on MS Windows
Critical Functionality and Security Updates Patches?
You will need at least PS 8 applied. RD may say you need PS 9
or later.
If Clients are XP Pro SP2 make sure you have addressed
any
There is, (or was) a MAP command/utility that would create a MAP file and
detail what the system has CATALOG-ed, and how, from where, etc, and so on
and so forth. (Or was that only in Pr1me INFORMATION? Showing signs of my
aging I guess).
For those that have duplicated named programs, or
In addition to what Trevor mentions, you may want to have a look
at the uvconfig parameters, as well as the underlying OS kernel
parameters, including file system settings, etc.
Also, file system fragmentation may be an issue, depending on how long
it's been since it was looked at and addressed,
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 9:31 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] Universe/Linux Performance Issue
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Richardson
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 8:31 AM
To: u2-users
Sounds to me like a need to have strict standards for naming convetions
implemented within the user community, as well as programatically verified
at data entry point, or search point, and the bad data
consolidated/purged.
All kinds of alternate index points come up: Zip Code, Phone Number, City,
There are even individual consultants who will gladly provide
such a service, and several others, on short term, or long term
basis, for a fair and reasonable rate.
Contact me via email.
;^)
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Operating System, and version?
Can you run your process list command and redirect it's output to a
ps_out.txt file?
Then cut paste a few representative lines of these processes?
Run a netstat -a ns_out.txt command and take a look at the output from
it.
Maybe a little cut paste from there?
Happy Thanksgiving go out and spend some $ on the day after day.
Lists are running, most people in US aren't working, for most part.
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From: Les Hewkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: U2 Users (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 9:25 AM
Subject: [U2]
Add a NO.PAGE to the end of the query.
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From: Womack, Adrian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 8:47 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] Term settings for capture and no extra headings
Try:
TERM 80, 32000
followed by your LIST
IBM-PC
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From: Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 8:32 AM
Subject: [U2] TERM TYPE
Anyone have an idea what TERM I (capital letter EFGH-I) converts to on an
MV-BASE system if I want to use Wintegrate. The normal
I concur with Larry - not an easy migration at all.
Secondly - Thanks Larry - BP99 from Chuck Armstrong!
Bill Coffing was the Prime rep out of greater Chicago area who
was Prime's main technical guru on converting various
Business BASIC applications to BP99.
Regards
Scott Richardson
Stephen hit the nail on the head with the number I have always heard
when talking about optimal I/O threshold target limits for Unix file
systems.
Many years of benchmarking large SMP UNIX architectures and
applications on those seem to confirm those numbers as well. I'd be
willing to say the
Business Basic is a slightly different world than that of PICK / U2 / et
all.
As Jeff mentioned, or should I say link-informed us, Thoroughbred Basic
is one particular vendor in the Business Basic world.
Google Business Basic and you'll get all kinds of stuff. There are LOTS of
applications
winvi32 brings the power of the vi editor to Windows.
It's a wonderful thing.
For more information, Google for winvi32.
You're actual editor, and mileage with your actual editor, may vary.
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Sent: Thursday,
Hey Ken,
First I heard of vim right here and now.
(Who says these forums aren't useful?).
Learn something new everyday!
Merely mentioned that winvi32 was available, and seems to work
wonderfully, bringing this Unix Editor into the Windows realm.
And it appears to be a freebie - shareware -
This position will no doubtedly require a technical test of sorts.
I have previously interviewed, (correction: 'taken the logic test to
see if I qualify to be interviewed'), for a position as a technical
consultant for this same company, several months ago, working
on this same product. [I think
Subject: RE: [U2] many spindles - was Copying data between two UV servers
It's true that it's getting tougher to justify 4 spindles that happen to
be 36gig each for a database that is only 15gig in total size. But the
speed difference that is achieved by splitting the data files between 2 sets
Hey Karl,
Did you ever mention in this thread how much RAM?
How much SWAP / PAGING space on disk, and on
which disks the swap is defined?
Where is the /tmp defined in uvconfig?
What kind of file system is /tmp, and how big?
When was the last time you rebuilt that file system?
Or the filesystem
Hey Karl,
What type of platform are you running UV on, (and please
include some configuration specifics - RAM, I/O file systems
including type, sizes, free space on these file system volumes,
etc...), OS version and Patch level, etc...
How many files did you convert to Dynamic?
What are the
Hey Karl,
What type of platform are you running UV on, (and please
include some configuration specifics - RAM, I/O file systems
including type, sizes, free space on these file system volumes,
etc...), OS version and Patch level, etc...
How many files did you convert to Dynamic?
What are the
What kind of /tmp, or /temp file system space do you have?
How much disk space for it, and is it striped across multiple spindles?
How much memory?
How much swap space? Should be AT LEAST 2X physical memory, (more if you got
it).
What is your current uvconfig parameters?
How long has this
Being the pack rat that I am, I will have to scounge through and see if I
might have a copy of that around somewhere Glenn, either hard-copy or
whatever.
Prime's good old PICK to Prime INFORMATION Conversion Reseller Support
Center days.
Showing signs of our ages.
Regards,
Scott
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Does anyone really know for sure?
Pet rats, mice hamsters ?
Moderation by committee?
Will that be as a post mortem, after subscriptions dwindle?
I get the feeling that some on these lists don't have a social life outside
the email postings.
Can someone direct me to the technical u2-users list?
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