On the version of Unix we're running (SCO 3.2), you can't even create a
FILESYSTEM over 2Gb - we had to partition our 4Gb drives in two ...
(that dates the system :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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I would like to know the best beginning books for either of these two topics. I don't
yet want a reference, rather to know if 'Dummies' Books are appropriate or if anyone
else has better beginning selections.
My UD client migrating to these wants to keep me and this is the environment.
thanks.
Mark,
Not quite an answer to your question, but the first thing I would do would
be to get your client to set up an MSDN subscription. The library will help
you loads once you get past the initial learning curve and need to see how
to do things, and has sample applications to check out. Remember
No, you're correct. But if you're going to rely on the universe login
for security, you can set all the SB+ passwords to the same thing.
-Dianne
Bruce Lunt wrote:
What caught my attention was MYPASSWORD. I assumed (maybe wrongly?)
that that was an ASCII string in the VOC. If that can be found
Although I have been working in many pick flavors for the past 20+ years, I
have been working in Universe for the past 8 years. I have a client that is
looking for a conversion out of D3/NT to Oracle. I have two questions;
1. does D3 support the OPENSEQ and WRITESEQ that Universe does. I
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I can't help with the sleep question on stopudt but I just want to point
out that listuser and deleteuser are actually OS level commands.
This means that your administrators don't need to access your system to
issue the deleteuser command. They can even do the
I am particularilly interested in knowing whether Universe adapted well
to the new OS version for you. It is certified for both.
But I would be more than happy to know of any 11-11i hiccoughs
unrelated to UV, too.
Thanks,
Charles Stevenson
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I have a client that is looking for Avante/Infoflo user training in accounting and
inventory control.
What is available outside Epicor.
Dave Raven
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Jeffrey Lettau
ERP Systems Manager
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Hmm... interesting. Does anyone know if this works with Dynamic Connect
instead of wIntegrate? I may have to try this when I get a few spare
minutes to play with it.
Re Ian Foster's original question - if you're wedded to SSL for some reason
you may want to take a look at stunnel
Is the conversion to an existing ORACLE application or is your
client writing a new Oracle application?
Also, how old is the D3? Does it support ODBC? Pull the data
out by ODBC to a TEXT ODBC target and then load it into
Oracle.
If it's a new application, you might want to take a look at
Why not Linux?
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Subject: UV on SCO Unix
We bought the year-end UV amnesty upgrade from IBM. Because of an existing
ERP license agreement, we need
I would prefer to go with RedHat...
The license agreement says Unix. The platform migration fee is ~$10k. I
suspect that their lawyer would say that while Linux may be a flavor of
Unix, we would still be on the hook to pay the migration fee.
Bill
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I would not put ANYTHING on SCO. Have a look here http://www.groklaw.net and here
http://yro.slashdot.org/search.pl?topic=88 for specifics.
If you need a better HP server, consider purchasing a used machine that has come off
lease. You may be surprised at how far 3k will go. If you must stay
From my understanding it does have the ODBC but the ODBC is blowing up when
they attempt to use it. They want to extract the data to the Oracle tables.
Dahn
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Bill,
We have run UniVerse on Linux for years (actually about 10 years, originally
using the SCO emulation package for Linux).
If you know your way around Linux, and if it is UNIX-y enough for you, we
have always found it to be solid.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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From:
We are in the process of switching from DG intel to IBM intel running Red
Hat Linux. We don't have the IBM server yet. We are currently
experimenting with a Dell Poweredge server with Red Hat AS 2.1. All of our
Universe files and apps convert over just fine. I really cant put a full
load on it
Mark,
I don't know about SQL books, but I have found the Crystal manuals to be all
that I needed to customize forms for our clients who have used Crystal
Reports. The manuals are pretty good - they included enough examples to get
me going!
Susan M. Lynch
F.W. Davison Company, Inc.
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This is not at all UV related...
If there is anybody out there that has made a commitment to
UCCnet and would not mind discussing this issue offline, please
let me know. It is a major issue facing us corporately and if I
could tap into some experience, it would be very helpful.
They just want us to pay them American dollars. They messed up on the
licensing agreement. They re-wrote the agreement to cover our existing
situation and merely specifed Unix.
Right now, they regret the way they wrote this license agreement.
They want customers to pay for a platform
Are they going to have to support the application and provide upgrades after the
migration? And do or assist with the migration? The unique variations can be
bothersome if they make extensive use of O/S utilities and functions.
If you're totally self-sufficient and this is just a paperwork
Yes for UniVerse but not RedBack (at the moment).
I will be curious to see what you find and what you do here.
Regards,
T.
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Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 9:01 AM
Subject: Universe/RedBack on Linux
I had the following kernel parameters changed over the weekend:
SDELSIM 256 to 1024
SEMOPM 64 to 100
SEMUME 64 to 1024
SHMMNI 2048 to 4096
SEMMNI 2048 to 4096
SEMMSL 256 to 1024
And the problem has not occurred since!
I have reviewed the documentation on each of the above parameters in hopes
of
At 04:34 AM 12/02/2004, Brutzman, Bill wrote:
We bought the year-end UV amnesty upgrade from IBM. Because of an existing
ERP license agreement, we need to stay with Unix.
I believe i read recently you can now transfer U2 between platforms without
paying the 15% transfer fee(Yay!). So the
I can only agree to placing option 7 where it is, I would seriously look
at an X86 server running a couple of Xeon processors at 2.4Ghz or
quicker. If you have good Unix skills, take a long look at Linux, the
price is right and there haven't been too many complaints on the list
about the Universe
Tony,
Could you do me a favor and not declare my entire market segment dead.
You now have the keys to data integration heaven and you don't need to buy
any more tools or migration services.
The fact is, I could move data from any system to any other system
before XML, we all could. The
Notice my next paragraph begins with the word Seriously Yes XML has
been usuable as a connectivity medium for years, but how many people are
taking advantage of it? Microsoft and other companies are continually
developing tools to reduce the time and money aspect of using XML, and make
it
Hey hey ! I've just looked at our readme file and it appears our problem is
issue #11264.
Extract from readme file:
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Problems Fixed in UniVerse ODBC Client Version 3.7.r2
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So this
We learned the hard way that you must have Windows IIS front end for Redback
to run the ASP code. We are currently converting many green screen programs
to Redback for a client running on Linux using our tool XLr8. Response time
for this 4 processor system is very good.
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There are a few modules on Apache that run the asp code. I've tried the
ASP Version 2.53 but haven't worked it particularly hard, it works but
would need a bit more testing to try redback. Would be most interesting
and save having to use IIS with the attendant security issues. 8=)
Apache runs very
Sometimes (out here in Africa) we cannot get access to the
internet -
whilst I realise it would just be a snapshot without
updating, would it
be possible to use something like webstripper and copy the
entire site
to my HDD?
dennis
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