Mark,
Never done it with D3, but it seems that you could look at some simple IVR
software, maybe based upon rather inexpensive Dialogic cards. I'm not really
sure how your operation works, is each confirmation call only made when the
tech informs a ready status, or can these be batch handled at
The IndexInfocus archives are not indexed by search engines, when that's
all there was, we were fairly anonymous.
Are you sure, I recall googling and following a link to the list archives.
Craig
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The suggestion made by Ray using uvbackup as a check of files is the
philosophy we have adopted after experiencing this type of corruption. We
run this every Saturday night over all our files and email the result
reporting any likely problems.
We are still discussing this one with IBM. They
When (if?) we find a solution I'll post the results. IBM have suggested
that the initial corruption problem which sent us this way is patched in
UV 10.0.17 or later (including 10.1), but they believe that not taking
the ON ERROR clause when a blink error is encountered may be a bug.
I am not sure
I am not sure I would agree that blink errors not taking ON ERROR clauses
is a defect. While inconvenient to the user to have a program stop
abruptly, the error needs to be dealt with as quickly as possible or the
problem will perpetuate. The abort in this case is a deliberate one, i.e.
it is
Hi LeRoy
Although an immediate abort is probably ideal to prevent further damage to a
situation, the ON ERROR clause enables us to identify to operators and
support staff the issue that caused a problem as well as deal with
transactions with 3rd party database including roll backs, issues with
This is the best MV forum so I'll give it a try.
I still have 4-5 clients running AP/Pro or Microdata. They'll come around
eventually but they're quite content with what they have.
Anyway, one UV client keeps their prior AP/Pro system and the hard drive
crashed with that unfortunate 'doink'
