processes when it is their time.
Thanks,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Ward
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 12:20 PM
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These are all good
You may want to look at D3's Background(s) processor. Sorta does the same
thing.
Mark Johnson
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Subject: Re: [U2] Universe Phantom
Great minds
Although I
Is it possible to issue a phantom from OS?
I have several jobs that are run through the Windows scheduler. Simply
set up a batch file, and schedule the job to execute the batch file.
Sample batch file:
echo start UniVerse End Of Day job
cd IBM\uv
bin\uvsh.exe RUN UVSOURCE END.OF.DAY
of business. What's that worth to you?
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Is it possible to issue a phantom from OS?
I have several jobs that are run
remember
it).
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Is it possible to issue a phantom from OS?
I have several jobs
These are all good suggestions, but the issue is I cannot tell if the
job
failed due to an out of licenses condition.
I concur with prior respondents - if it is mission-critical, buy more
licenses. The issue for me (and anyone who knows more can correct me)
is that you are allowed 10 sessions
David Ward wrote:
Hello, Is it possible to issue a phantom from OS? I have an automatic
process that runs at various intervals, but we are low on licenses so
sometimes the process fails. I'm on Windows Universe 10.2
This is a slightly different approach to your inquiry:
I wrote MVExec to
Thanks Tony, but I think if I resolve the device license issue, that will
resolve the issue.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 3:03 PM
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: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 12:20 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Universe Phantom
These are all good suggestions, but the issue is I cannot tell if the job
failed due to an out of licenses condition. In the old days it was easy, if
the process was not attached to a terminal device
Assuming your licensing is correct...What are you using to connect? You
must use one of IBM's telnet clients; Dynamic Connect, Wintegrate, SB
client.
Mark
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Thanks Dave, but I still
Ah, that must be it then. I was just using windows telnet. Thanks Mark
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Assuming your
Ive been thru all this before, there are three type of licenses you get from
ibm, server , small business( not sure if that is the right name, but only
allows up 33 users) and enterprise. If you have the server version, you
only get a one to one license, every connection uses a license. The other
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 4:42 PM
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David,
What I did was to write a Master Scheduler Program that runs as a phantom
and phantoms off
It would seems that my version supports it as the input allows it to be set
to 10. Actually, when the license was originally setup, there was a
notification that the device license was lower than allowed (e.g 0). The
tech support rep said that device licensing was supported on my version, but
if
: RE: [U2] Universe Phantom
Thanks Dave, but I still think getting device licensing
working is the way to go (maybe). I've reinstalled my license
on the test system, but I can still only telnet up to the user
count, rather than the device count. Has anyone else
experienced this issue on UV10.2.0
be.
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David:
Device licensing is an extra cost on U2 Server edition. It's free on
Workgroup (less than
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I would say that the file B is still being read by the C program or has not
been released
Look up error codes in the SYS.MESSAGE file. This has six digit keys.
LIST SYS.MESSAGE '040019'
or
SELECT * FROM SYS.MESSAGE WHERE @ID = '040119';
If it's not there, the next best choice is, for connectivity questions, the InterCall
manual.
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As David said, you get this if the C program has the file open.
Another work around is to use the ON ERROR clause for the write:
WrittenOk = @True
Loop
Write TheItem On FL, TheId ON ERROR WrittenOk = @False
Until WrittenOk Do
Nap 10
Repeat
Brian
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I would say that the file B is still being read by the C program or has not
been released. Check if the file is locked before you try to write using a
READL or READU. If you don't use the locked clause it will wait until the C
program releases File B.
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