Thanks for the insights. Wally, I'll launch that case, thx.
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 5:03 PM, David Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is just a wild thought as I do not know the details of what you are
doing.
Maybe look at a transaction process around the routine, where you set the
- but not if these issues are
'core' and not fixed or fixable via proceess.
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proceess.
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Thank you, but there's no file in play
Kevin King wrote:
Yeah, I've hoping Wally might chime in, but...
This is really a deal breaker right now, and it's giving us a black eye
that
we can't seem to fix whatever this is.
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I'm really not the best U2 support resource to deal with ODBC issues.
You really
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Subject: Re: [U2] Unidata 7.1 ODBC Threading Problems?
Thank you, but there's no file in play; the script is merely
calling a subroutine. The DSN has the basic connection name,
uid, and password. The ODBC connection itself is connecting
to Unidata via
I had a problem like this once when thee software on each end
implemented threads differently. One was expecting Apartment threading
and the other was expecting something else... I think it was coclass
inits. I don't know if that applies here, but it sounds real similar.
- Chuck
Kevin King
This is just a wild thought as I do not know the details of what you are
doing.
Maybe look at a transaction process around the routine, where you set the
transaction level to the lowest. When operating in ODBC you need to deal
with RDBMS logic more that U2 for file processing.
To get a clean
Hi Kevin,
The issue we have had is to with Universe and ODBC and more particularly to do
with ODBC reads preventing Universe-side writes. However, you don't seem to be
getting much response with your issue specifically so maybe this could help.
Make sure that your ODBC DSN entry on the client
Thank you, but there's no file in play; the script is merely calling a
subroutine. The DSN has the basic connection name, uid, and password. The
ODBC connection itself is connecting to Unidata via the uci_config
parameters, which doesn't specifically nominate anything about the
connection other
Thank you, but there's no file in play; the script is merely calling a
subroutine. The DSN has the basic connection name, uid, and password. The
ODBC connection itself is connecting to Unidata via the uci_config
parameters, which doesn't specifically nominate anything about the
connection other
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