RE: Witango-Talk: T3 tcp/ip db connection (licensing issue?)

[Garth Penglase]

Steve, some questions re your statement that it worked for you on a win 2k box.
- could it be something to do with the ODBC drivers (Visigenic) on the mac? I thought that the Butler WIN 32 ODBC driver was connecting straight to Butler and so there was no interaction between the Butler WIN 32 drivers and the with the ODBC on the mac. Am I correct? I use DAM connections on the Mac so i don't know it the ODBC on the mac works or not.
- were you using T3 or T2000? I tried this with both Mac OS 7.6.2 and also 9.2.2 with the same results.
- were you using the Butler WIN 32 driver on the Butler CD or is there a later version that that?
- did you connect via tcp/ip from the win 2k box to Butler on the Mac directly?
- was there anything different in the setup of the Butler WIN 32 tcp/ip dsn or in the installation of the Butler WIN 32 driver that we need to know?
- There isn't a Windows version of Butler is there, id so is there a demo copy that I can lay my hands on to test this driver with?
- In the Butler log file it is showing the connection between the Win2k box and Butler is successful, and that it finds the data in the database, and then there is an entry "User Disconnection"
- do you have a Butler database the I could connect to via the Net from our Win 32 box to see if it the prob lies with our Win2k box or our Mac.

thanks for your assistance on this one - it is really important that we get this working and fast.
Garth

Any chance you're using a Tango for Access product? Yes there was a release
of a product that was similar to Tango for Filemaker but for Access and the
windoze platform. I can't remember if it was a 2.x product or 3.x. I used to
have a list of the serial number prefixes which identified the exact version
of the product but I don't know where it is.

Other things to check is that you've set up a system data source, etc. I
know that the Win Butler driver works under Win2000 because I've used it.

Will that same version connect to any other data source?

Hope this helps,

Steve Smith

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 Subject: Witango-Talk: T3 tcp/ip db connection (licensing issue?)



 --
 Hi everyone,
 this is particularly for those who have been around tango for
 quite a while.

 I recently installed Tango 3.52 promo version (10 user version) under
 Win 2k. Originally I was getting stanza probs which we finally were
 able to resolve (by fluke only though the suggestions from historical
 and recent entries on this list were useful).

 Now I am trying to connect from the Win2k box using Butler WIN 32
 drivers to a Mac running Butler but when running the taf which uses
 the tcp/ip DSN I get this message:

 An error occurred while processing your request:

 Position: Insert
 Class: Internal
 Main Error Number: -109

 This type of data source is not supported by the server license.

 Position: Insert
 Class: Internal
 Main Error Number: -4

 Unable to connect to the specified data source.
 Verify that data source is properly configured and that database
 server is online.

 I'm sure I remember having connected via tcp/ip from one mac to

 > another using the same license (actually the Mac version of the
 > software off the same CD) so I think the server license message is
 > erroneous. But am I wrong? Is it indeed not possible using this

 license?

 thanks
 Garth
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