RE: [U2] Slooooooow BASIC Verb

[colin.alfke]

I've had trouble when the sys admin was playing with the comspec system
environment variable. What about free space, permissions in the directory
etc

hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada


From: Kevin King

I've have the ports logged off, tried again, and nothing has changed.
Hung again.  Really wondering how I'm going to finish this project
with a nonfunctioning BASIC verb.  I wonder if I could get the client
to reboot overnight?

-Kevin

-Original Message-
From: Allen E. Elwood

This happened to me once, and only once.  I logged it out from another
account and tried it again, and BINGO

-Original Message-
From: Kevin King

I have a client running Unidata 5.2 on Windows NT and the BASIC verb
is either taking several minutes to compile anything or it's hung.
This verb is defined in the VOC as...

001 V
002 BASIC

...so there's nothing goofy going on there, but once you press 
the session is hung, no ability to break, and I've been waiting for...
20 minutes now on a 900 line program.  There are no record locks.
Command was:

BASIC BP programName

Any ideas?

-Kevin

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RE: [U2] Web-Base Terminal Emulation

[John Hester]

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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
> Caminiti, Marc
> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 1:39 PM
> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Subject: [U2] Web-Base Terminal Emulation
> 
> Has any used any web-based terminal emulation software for a Universe
> system?  We are looking into using a web-based terminal emulation
> solution for outside connectivity so users would not be required to
> install any special software on their computer to connect.
> 
> We are running Universe 10.0.9, on RedHat Linux 7.3

There's a web-based version of Accuterm:

http://www.asent.com/atie2k2.asp

I played with it a few years ago and it seemed to work pretty much the
same as the full blown Windows version.  I never implemented it because
our remote users have access to the full version via a Citrix server, so
there wasn't much need.

-John
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RE: [U2] Slooooooow BASIC Verb

[Mark Eastwood]

I had similar problem once because programmer had used some PC based
Editor and ftp'd program back-n-forth.  Either the editor or his ftp'ng
put an extra CR (carriage-return) after last line of code; caused BASIC
to "hang".

Mark

 

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Subject: [U2] Slooow BASIC Verb

I have a client running Unidata 5.2 on Windows NT and the BASIC verb
is either taking several minutes to compile anything or it's hung.
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RE: [U2] Slooooooow BASIC Verb

[Kevin King]

I've have the ports logged off, tried again, and nothing has changed.
Hung again.  Really wondering how I'm going to finish this project
with a nonfunctioning BASIC verb.  I wonder if I could get the client
to reboot overnight?

-Kevin
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen E.
Elwood
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 3:04 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Slooow BASIC Verb

This happened to me once, and only once.  I logged it out from another
account and tried it again, and BINGO

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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 13:31
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Subject: [U2] Slooow BASIC Verb


I have a client running Unidata 5.2 on Windows NT and the BASIC verb
is either taking several minutes to compile anything or it's hung.
This verb is defined in the VOC as...

001 V
002 BASIC

...so there's nothing goofy going on there, but once you press 
the session is hung, no ability to break, and I've been waiting for...
20 minutes now on a 900 line program.  There are no record locks.
Command was:

BASIC BP programName

Any ideas?

-Kevin
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[U2] Apologies

[Kevin King]

Inadvertently top posted again, sorry.
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Re: [U2] Web-Base Terminal Emulation

[karlp]

We use a java-based client written by a team in Finland. I'll attach it
for you in an off-list email in a few minutes. After you get it, let me
know if I can help you set it up.

Karl



> Has any used any web-based terminal emulation software for a Universe
> system?  We are looking into using a web-based terminal emulation
> solution for outside connectivity so users would not be required to
> install any special software on their computer to connect.
>
> We are running Universe 10.0.9, on RedHat Linux 7.3
>
> Thanks in Advance
> marc
>
> Marc Caminiti   Nashbar Direct, Inc
> IS Manager  Bike Nashbar
> 330.533.1989, ext 336   6103 State Route 446
> 330.702.9733, fax   Canfield, OH 44406
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RE: [U2] Slooooooow BASIC Verb

[Allen E. Elwood]

This happened to me once, and only once.  I logged it out from another
account and tried it again, and BINGO

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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 13:31
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Subject: [U2] Slooow BASIC Verb


I have a client running Unidata 5.2 on Windows NT and the BASIC verb
is either taking several minutes to compile anything or it's hung.
This verb is defined in the VOC as...

001 V
002 BASIC

...so there's nothing goofy going on there, but once you press 
the session is hung, no ability to break, and I've been waiting for...
20 minutes now on a 900 line program.  There are no record locks.
Command was:

BASIC BP programName

Any ideas?

-Kevin
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[U2] Web-Base Terminal Emulation

[Caminiti, Marc]

Has any used any web-based terminal emulation software for a Universe
system?  We are looking into using a web-based terminal emulation
solution for outside connectivity so users would not be required to
install any special software on their computer to connect.

We are running Universe 10.0.9, on RedHat Linux 7.3

Thanks in Advance
marc

Marc Caminiti   Nashbar Direct, Inc
IS Manager  Bike Nashbar
330.533.1989, ext 336   6103 State Route 446
330.702.9733, fax   Canfield, OH 44406
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  http://www.nashbar.com

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[U2] Slooooooow BASIC Verb

[Kevin King]

I have a client running Unidata 5.2 on Windows NT and the BASIC verb
is either taking several minutes to compile anything or it's hung.
This verb is defined in the VOC as...
 
001 V
002 BASIC
 
...so there's nothing goofy going on there, but once you press 
the session is hung, no ability to break, and I've been waiting for...
20 minutes now on a 900 line program.  There are no record locks.
Command was:
 
BASIC BP programName
 
Any ideas?
 
-Kevin
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[U2] Position available - Texas, USA

[Baker Hughes]

Contract or perm, no telecommute.

We have need of another programmer, or/also an experienced DBA, maybe
more.
Some big projects in the mill. Fast growing electronic components
distributor.
Email me off list and I'll direct you to the contact person.

UniVerse 10.0 on AIX 5.1
Homegrown distribution system.

Thanks,

R. Baker Hughes
Mouser Electronics, Inc.
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[U2] UD Basic Heading

[Bill Haskett]

I found a "work-around" for this.  It seems there is a UniData bug with the
BASIC Heading not being properly cleared from a called subroutine.
 
My "work around" was to "EXECUTE \LISTPTR\ CAPTURING OUTPUT" at the end of
the scrolling subroutine.  Now, when the report generator calls a BASIC
report subroutine, which captures a report with a BASIC heading, then passes
it to a scroll subroutine, this scroll subroutine will now execute the
aforementioned statement before returning to the report generator program
that started the process.  For some reason, the HEADING area gets cleaned up
properly, which exiting the entire call stack would do too.
 
Doing a "EXECUTE \LIST VOC 'VOC'\ CAPTURING OUTPUT" doesn't work.  Don't
know what it is with LISTPTR but it works.  Aren't work-arounds great?

Bill
 
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thomas Derwin
Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 11:00 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] UD Basic Heading

Hi Bill,

It's strange behavior with an easy fix:
BPIOCP (all by itself)

For example:
156: IF OUTPUT = 'SCREEN' THEN
157:   BPIOCP  ;* ALLOWS HEADERS & PAGING TO WORK
158: END ELSE
159:   PRINTER ON
160: END

"HELP BPIOCP" tells all.

Hope this helps,
Tom Derwin


>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/23/06 11:41 AM >>>

I'm using UD v7.1 on Win 2K3.  An application we've converted
from Pick is having some problems with the BASIC heading.  We're
running in Pick mode with the following options on: 2, 3, 7, 14,
15, 23, 32, 34, 43, 46, 48, 54, 56, 59, 64, 66, 75, 78, 83, 89,
91, 92, 104, 105, and 114.
 
It seems if there's a UI structure like:
 
Login > Run BP MainMenu > CHAIN SubMenu > Call ReportMenu > Call Report
 
At the completion of each of the above the application moves
back to the left one step.
 
The problem I'm encountering is the BASIC heading isn't cleared
from the subroutines until navigation moves all the way back to
the "MainMenu" (out of the entire call process).  For instance,
I run a report, to the screen, with a BASIC heading in it.  When
the report is complete the user moves back to the ReportMenu.
If I call a tcl shell subroutine that executes a list command,
like "LIST VOC", the heading built in the report displays.  Paging
and cursor positioning is also corrupted as the next report I run
in the Report process doesn't display properly either, nor are
the screen display messages.  It's as though the HEADING memory
area isn't cleared upon completion of the called subroutine as
it should and this interfers with all screen display.  I should
note, this doesn't happen in UV as the same software is running
there.
 
I've read the manuals, especially the UDT.OPTIONS manual, and
can't find anything that would affect this.  Does anyone know
how to correct this?
 
As always, thanks.
 
Bill
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RE: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[Bill Haskett]

Mac:

Is UV certified on R2?  I didn't think so. 

Bill


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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 1:54 AM
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Subject: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

Hi,
 
I wonder if anyone can help with this issue - 
 
We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that all
users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able to login
to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the AD, after
entering the password, they lose connection.
 
If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
 
Thanks
 
Mac
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[U2] Auto-faxing a print job - RICOH Aficio 2035e/2045e [UD]

[Burwell, Edward]

We have a RICOH Aficio 2035e/2045e printer and it supports faxing and all
kinds of good stuff.  Has anyone figured out how to send a SINGLE print job
"packet" to a printer like this, such that the printer says, "ok, instead of
printing you, I am going to fax you to 123-456-7890".

I'm hoping that I can put a "header" on the print job that contained the fax
number and some indicator that the printer would understand, and act
accordingly.

We are on Unidata 6.1 and AIX 4.3.3

Thanks.

Ed Burwell
973-361-5400 ext. 1512
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RE: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[Anthony Caufield]

You just need to go into local computer policy and grant everyone logon
locally rights. Once this is complete they do not need to be
administrator. Also make sure that your uvtemp directory as the security
setup for everyone to have full right on top of wherever you uv install
and accounts are.

Tony Caufield
IS Manager
Harbor Wholesale Grocery Inc.

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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 1:54 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

Hi,
 
I wonder if anyone can help with this issue - 
 
We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that
all
users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able to
login
to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the AD,
after
entering the password, they lose connection.
 
If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
 
Thanks
 
Mac
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RE: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[David Jordan]

Hi Mac

This sounds like a problem related to Windows 2003 Small Business Server.
If you are using SBS, make sure you have the appropiate version of UniVerse.
UniVerse was not supported on SBS until around a year ago.

Regards

David Jordan
Managing Consultant
 
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> Sent: Tuesday, 26 September 2006 6:54 PM
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> Subject: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I wonder if anyone can help with this issue -
> 
> We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that
> all
> users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able to
> login
> to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the AD, after
> entering the password, they lose connection.
> 
> If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Mac
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Re: [U2][UD] UniQuery SELECT WITH Limits

[Mark Johnson]

Don't pick on the F correlatives as they were the state of the art back then
and got us where we are today.

Klugy? Yes, Effective? Yes.

Anyone with an HP Calculator can appreciate the RPN (Reverse Polish
Notation) power of that stack-oriented processor, the F Correlative.

Am I showing my age?
Mark Johnson

P.S. I'm consolidating an article on the history of databases and would
welcome any pros/cons on the earlier PC-oriented databases including regular
Apple computers, all MS databases as well as non-PC databases, like those
for mini-computers and mainframes.

Thanks.
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To: 
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 9:48 PM
Subject: RE: [U2][UD] UniQuery SELECT WITH Limits


> Charles:
>
> And some complain about the obtuse nature of "F" correlatives.  :-)
>
> Bill
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stevenson,
Charles
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 4:22 PM
> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Subject: RE: [U2][UD] UniQuery SELECT WITH Limits
>
> Don't know about UD limits.  Here's a workaround:
>
> Write a control record with the 251 different numbers that you are
> searching for.
> Then
>SELECT file WITH EVAL "SUBR( '!EQS', TRANS( controlfile, controlid,
> -1, 'X' ), REUSE( field.in.question ))" = "1"
>
> Something close to that, anyway.
> It loops through the entire file once (the expensive part), and does 251
> comparisons for each record (not so sepenseive).
>
> cds
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[U2] SOA - A Developers Tale session Dropped from IOD Conference....

[DAVID WOLVERTON]

I gathered it was an End User speaking on developing an application with a
SOA interface in U2, so I'm bummed. I thought this would have been
interesting and very informative...

If the SOA session at 4:15 on Wednesday is cancelled, I wish they would move
TUU-1458A (Securing U2 for IOD SOA) into that slot!  I know of a couple of
us who would like to attend that session, but have an imperative to see the
SystemBuilder Technical Overview to see the "Version Next" that makes SB+ a
part of VisualStudio... 

And actually, the SystemBuilder session should be interesting!  I'd
recommend anyone who has active development at least look at SB+ again -- in
my mind, the costs involved with the RunTime aspect are likely mitigated by
the standards and speed to completion, ESPECIALLY if you're doing mainly
'in-house' or 'small base' coding and development.  SystemBuilder shields
you from the 'interface changes' that usually plague small development
efforts -- the reason so many products are still character based is the cost
to get to GUI.  SB+ sets out so that each shift in the paradigm has been
evolutionary instead of 'start from scratch' -- we're hoping the
evolvoltioin to Vista Aero presentation works as smoothly.

Anyway, the SB+/SOA classes at the same time was another of those conflicts
that surprised me -- I could see putting UniData and UniVerse classes at the
same time, as those usually are two different groups - people are aligned
with one or the other - but SB+ and SOA Archictecture I didn't see as
mutually exclusive.  Especially when IBM should be doing whatever they can
to get more people reviewing and into SystemBuilder with the upcoming
changes to make it an 'add-on' to VisualStudio! U2 has always been missing a
'front end' - SB+ **IS** that front end.  And if you can use VisualStudio to
boot (aside from Microsoft now getting their development tax as well!) then
we will have a GUI anyone can develop with.

See you at IOD...


DW
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RE: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[Paul Hamrick]

1. Add Modify rights to folder d:\IBM. Using Windows Explorer locate d:\IBM,
rt. click and select Sharing and Security, select Security tab. Select
Domain Users group and place a check on Modify.

2. Select Start/Administrative Tools/Local Security Policy, expand Security
Settings. Exapnd Local Policies, expand User Rights Assignment. Under Policy
column select Allow Log On Locally policy, add Domain Users.

To refresh policies without a Server restart press Start/Run and in the
Open: box enter gpupdate and press OK button.

Paul H. 

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mac Bhyat
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 4:54 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

Hi,
 
I wonder if anyone can help with this issue - 
 
We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that all
users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able to login
to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the AD, after
entering the password, they lose connection.
 
If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
 
Thanks
 
Mac
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RE: [U2][UD] UniQuery SELECT WITH Limits

[Norman Morgan]

Perhaps you could create a derived dictionary item which calls a random
number routine.  Then you could do:

SSELECT YOUR.FILE BY RND.NBR SAMPLE 250

> Limits.  The documentation I have for "Using UniQuery" says 
> that you can only have 120 different "with" fields in a 
> SELECT statement.  I'm trying to select a series of 
> non-contiguous numbers at random intervals to generate a 
> select list.  There are 251 of these numbers.
> Do I have to split the list into three different groups in 
> order to generate three different lists that I can do a 
> SAVE.LIST on?  What's the best way to go about getting these 
> select lists?
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RE: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[Andy Moore]

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Mac,

It sounds like Windows permissions could be to blame here.

First of all, make sure any user you set up to log in to Universe has
permission to connect remotely to the server.

Also look at the directories that are being used for the Universe
accounts, do your users have permission to use those?

An administrator will have all of the above, but a normal user won't
unless you set it specifically.

Andy Moore
Selima Software
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

Hi,
 
I wonder if anyone can help with this issue - 
 
We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that
all
users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able to
login
to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the AD,
after
entering the password, they lose connection.
 
If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
 
Thanks
 
Mac
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RE: [U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[Robert Paterson]

Specifically, the permissions for the users who need to access the
Telnet service should be:

Log on locally
Access this computer from the network

If these are set and you still have problems, you will probably need to
take it up with your IBM Support people.

Robert 

-Original Message-
It sounds like Windows permissions could be to blame here.

First of all, make sure any user you set up to log in to Universe has
permission to connect remotely to the server.

Also look at the directories that are being used for the Universe
accounts, do your users have permission to use those?

An administrator will have all of the above, but a normal user won't
unless you set it specifically.

Andy Moore
Selima Software
-Original Message-
Hi,
 
I wonder if anyone can help with this issue - 
 
We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that
all users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able
to login to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the
AD, after entering the password, they lose connection.
 
If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
 
Thanks
 
Mac


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[U2][UD] UniQuery SELECT WITH Limits

[rayd . jones]

Suppose you are discontinuing a product range and need to know how many of
your customers are likely to be affected by the decision..this is
how I tackle it.

I populate a select list with the product codes or "strings"  I am looking
for, and then run it against the file I am searching as follows:

1) edit the list RAY.LOOKUP.LIST (with hundreds of strings) or simply save
the list if you can obtain them elsewhere.

2) set up an I-type to read the list into the @RECORD buffer. (Incidentally,
I can't be bothered to waste half my life typing &SAVEDLISTS&  so I use an
alias called "TEMP", ).
RAY.LOOKUP.LIST:
  TRANS(TEMP,"RAY.LOOKUP.LIST",@RECORD,"X")

3) Set up an I-type which uses the "Index" verb - this also tells you the
position,  or Zero if it is not found.
RAY.INLIST.CHECK:
  IF INDEX(RAY.LOOKUP.LIST,PROD.CODE,1) = 0 THEN "N" ELSE "Y"

4) run the query "Select Contract with Ray.Inlist.Check = "y"
This will return a list of contracts whose Product code matches one of the
entries in the saved list "Ray.Lookup.List".

Granted, you have to set up one dictionary "pair" for every query of this
type, but in the last 12 years I have only amassed 4 pairs but when you need
them they are worth the effort.

ps I like to look in on the list once in a while, sadly U2 is no longer our
mainstream product (SQL).

Keep buzzing!
Ray Jones, PHS Group, UK


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[U2] Windows 2003 - Login Problem

[Mac Bhyat]

Hi,
 
I wonder if anyone can help with this issue - 
 
We have a Windows 2003 R2 Server running UV 10.1.3 - The problem is that all
users need to be setup as Administrative Users in order to be able to login
to the telnet service. If they are setup as normal users in the AD, after
entering the password, they lose connection.
 
If anyone has a solution to this, please advise
 
Thanks
 
Mac
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