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Theyre mostly on 5.1.10. As per an earlier post, were looking at upgrading to a more current release. I havent had any responses on solid versions. Im not sure if that means they all are, or they arent, or not many people (at least in this list) have upgraded. In any case, its given "the powers that...

1. No 2. Thats was someones opionion, and after changing the ulimit and stopping ODBC the problem went away. It could be either one solved the problem. 3. No -----Original Message----- From: Ray Kelly [mailto:raykelly@titantextile.com] Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 8:21 AM To: u2-users@oliver.com C...

Couple of questions if you dont mind since we are likely to be taking that same route -- HPUX 11 and UV and ODBC. 1) Did you have lockup problems on HP10 or only upon moving to HPUX11? 2) Why do you suspect ODBC? 3) Are you running UniVerse Objects? Ray Kelly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Klei...

From memory, I believe we fixed that resize/trigger problem quite some time ago. What version of UniData are you running, Colin? Wally Terhune Manager - U2 Advanced Technical Support - IBM Data Management Solutions 303.294.4866 - wally.terhune@informix.com www.ibm.com/software/data/informix -----Ori...

We implemented some triggers in Unidata about 8 months ago. Using ED on a file with a trigger defined will go through the trigger. If there is a way around this I would really like to know as it could be handy sometimes. Although, I will readily admit, there are other times where having the triggers...

> Isnt this true of all databases? As far as I know if you have the > right tools you can get around any other databases "referential > integrity" just as well as U2s. You build the integrity into the > applications the users use > but that doesnt mean that all ways of getting into the database are ...

Lee Bacall wrote: > > Dont know if anyone remembers it, but Fujitsu WAS a pick player a > number of years ago. Oh, I remember. They threw what was probably the most lavish vendor party ever held at the Spectrum show when they debuted. The crustacean index was off the charts. Whats more interesting t...

No, I believe other mainstream databases (oracle, sap & I believe DB2?) are tightened down to a much greater degree. Im not saying you can not defeat the checks, but they dont have commonly used tools (like ed), or programming commands that permit it. ie = if the database says its a date field, you ...

No, thats not true. It doesnt matter what tool you use to modify the data on Oracle, the referential integrity constraints will still enforce the business rules. The business rules are not in the application but in the database itself. The only way to skirt these constraints is to have administrator...

> From: Jason McCulloch [mailto:jason.mcculloch@itvision.com.au] > > We use Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for all of our source code control. > It has good integration with VB, and can be used in development teams > quite happily. We also use SourceSafe. We are reasonably happy with it. We had lots of...

Isnt this true of all databases? As far as I know if you have the right tools you can get around any other databases "referential integrity" just as well as U2s. You build the integrity into the applications the users use but that doesnt mean that all ways of getting into the database are clean. ---...

ps -ef | grep DSD Kasia At 13:46 19/10/2001, you wrote: >Is there any way we can determine if there are any jobs running in >Datastage without having the application installed on our PCs? In other >words, are there commands which can be done from a regular telnet login to >see what Datastage jobs ar...

The reading I refer to is about the American auto industry. Sorry, didnt mean to ignore the existence of non-American based readers on this list. -----Original Message----- From: Mats Carlid [mailto:mats@adbk.se] Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 9:50 AM To: u2-users@oliver.com Subject: Re: [OT]RE: Fuj...

Paul Eghbal wrote: > This is in line with a trend acknowledged by Gartners CEO, that > within the next 3 years the number of firms providing IT solutions > will be half of what it is today. Some will simply not make it, and > the rest will be consolidated into others. > > It reminds me of what I rea...

in your executable directory for datastage server there is a program called dsjob which you can use to interrogate your projects, jobs etc. from the unix command line. There are a whole list of things you can do which are fully documented in the Server Job Developers Guide (Section 15-58 onwards) Ia...