Mark
I'm no expert (trial and error on this myself) but try
increasing the depth on setAuthenticationDepth. Ithink 1 would work
in this case with no certificate chain.
Simon
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Hi List;
Still working
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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
Mike Rajkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
0005: CALL P2(X(100), MAT X)
On a similar vein there's the mistake of using common block variables as
arguments - at least on UD and Pick (can't comment on UV).
Simon
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Using ODBC from IIS I have a problem with Unidata sessions not being closed
until about 60 seconds after a query is issued - so that all the Unidata
licences are being used up. A new session gets created for each Windows
User ID (even with the odbc user id hard coded as below) and gets re-used by
Has anyone got any better documentation for UniOLEDB than the readme.txt
from the distro or the universe or unidata 'Using UniOLEDB, Version 10.1
(G251-1919-00)'
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/100univ/interim/25119190-pdf.html
manual?
I'm attempting to use UniOLEDB instead
Tsombakos, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] ...
Thanks. Can you point me to where the log file is being created? IIS is
being run as the SYSTEM account, but I don't know where the log file is
being written. I've checked c:\temp and c:\winnt\temp.
Possibly %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\dritrace.txt - but I'm
Simon Lewington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
I've spotted some of this now in the readme - sorry for posting a bit early.
Date question still holds.
2) What client log files are written?
UniOLEDB Generates a client side trace file named DRITrace.txt.
This file is created in the application's
John Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] ...
1. Find out who put Windows shares on a database server and have a
discussion with the person concerned.
Probably the same mindset as the person who decided SB+ file transfer would
use the %TEMP% directory - has anyone had the discussion with them ;-)
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Anthony Youngman...
'A = 1' and 'A = 1' both result in IDENTICAL p-code.
This is certainly how the UD compiler works.
I say its a bug, because 'A=1.1' and 'A=1,1' *don't* result in the same
p-code - and it doesn't just differ by the comma - one is stored as a string
the other as a number.
Kebbon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
Other consultants who have previously been accessing my Unidata
5.1.3/HP/UX 11.0 data using ODBC are now trying to do it using
OLEDB. Everything appears to be set up correctly - that is the UCI
Config file (without making any changes from the ODBC setup,
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