Hi,
I've got some questions about user administration on maxdb.
I understand the user concept and role concept but I don't understand how
to administer many users without confusion.
Some questions :
- is there a comfortable tool/way that helps to administer privileges and
roles
- how can I
I have a little confusion about ‘session number’ when a cpc program
connects to MaxDB Server.
What is its range? Can it be defined as any integer I want?
I would assign a connection to each thread when multi thread is involved.
Then is there any change to the definition of sqlca and sqlda?
Thanks
Alan Penny wrote:
>
> I'm trying to write a SQL statement that needs
> some data type casting/conversion. I can't
> seem to find the documentation to do this.
>
> The following expression:
>
> rec_entry_date > SUBTIME(TIME, '00:15:00')
>
> Gives the error:
>
> Integrity co
Hi Martin !
Im giving my best to reproduce your compilation error but i can't.
The only way i can get the same error for vni90c.c is when i directly
try to build the target sqlfilter.lnk (which is not ment to be built
seperatly). As soon as i build the cpc.mac everything is fine. And the
ebuild do
Edward,
I'm new to this thread, but --- have you checked to see if those files
exist? Have you looked at the permissions?
I propose a few ideas, though I don't know how successful you will find
them:
1. What's failing here is a call do dlopen(3) (see "man dlopen") you
should check:
a) tha
> not know where the xregcomp program is in my unix environment.
it's not in your unix environment but in the delivered DB binaries:
siauee:t02adm 65> find /sapdb/ -name "xreg*" -print
/sapdb/T02/bin/xregcomp
so it's in your sapdb installation path.
Greetz,
SIEGENIA-AUBI KG
Informationswesen
Sorry, I've no idea, but this brings up a meta-issue for me. I'm
evaluating MaxDB for some internal projects and have to seriously look
at how easy it is to get answers for issues that may come up. I'd hate
to get in a position where something really strange is happening, I ask
for some help
Torsten/Tom,
Whoops! Perhaps I should have my morning coffee before posting to the
list. For some reason I thought Tom was talking about the First Database
Manager Operator. According to the docs the First Database Manager
Operator's password cannot be changed once set. _This_ is still valid, n
Pius, Edward wrote:
What should the statement "Select Unix_timestamp()" return? When I
do this in SQL Studio, it errors out. But when I do "Select
Unix_timestamp(now())" it returns the current timestamp. I was expecting the
second statement to return the number of seconds elapsed from 1970-
Hello,
What should the statement "Select Unix_timestamp()" return? When I
do this in SQL Studio, it errors out. But when I do "Select
Unix_timestamp(now())" it returns the current timestamp. I was expecting the
second statement to return the number of seconds elapsed from 1970-01-01
00:00
Hello SAP folks,
Could you please let me know if there is a solution to this problem?
In appreciation,
Edward Pius
-Original Message-
From: Pius, Edward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 8:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: KNLDIAGERR
Hello,
Le mardi 13 avril 2004, Alan Penny a écrit...
bonjour,
> rec_entry_date > SUBTIME(TIME, '00:15:00')
Can't you use sth like:
NUM (SUBTIME (TIME, '1500'))
or
FIXED (NUM (SUBTIME (TIME, '1500')), x)
x being an integer for FIXED function
--
jm
--
MaxDB Discussion
Hi Tom,
you should be able to change the password of the SYSDBA!!!
Unfortunately the DBMGUI throws the error you describe (-24988).
It seems to be a bug and I have informed the responsible developer.
Regards,
Torsten
SAP DB, SAP Labs Berlin
-Original Message-
From: John L. Singleton [mai
I'm trying to write a SQL statement that needs
some data type casting/conversion. I can't
seem to find the documentation to do this.
The following expression:
rec_entry_date > SUBTIME(TIME, '00:15:00')
Gives the error:
Integrity constraint violation;-8006 POS(61) Data t
Hi Norbert,
> -Original Message-
> From: Norbert Mende [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Mittwoch, 7. April 2004 13:46
> To: Koetter, Thomas Theodor; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: AW: Problems with dynamic ODBC and iodbc on Linux
>
>
> Hello Thomas,
>
> the program terminates "correctly"
Hi Tom,
Once you set the SYSDBA password, you can't change it. You can, however,
change the password of other DBM users.
Cheers,
JLS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi to all,
we use sapdb in an test environment (it's version 7.4.3 Build
017-123-039-277).
When I try to change the SYSDBA password wi
Hi,
It seems that we have exactly the same problem as described below. A
detail that maybe could provide some help: clients are blocked on a
specific table; other clients that do not access that specific table
continue to work fine. Has anybody else encountered this problem ?
Possible causes/s
I am new to MAXDB. I have been using MySQL for awhile
now though. I have a database that I have in MySQL
that I need to transfer over to the MAXDB. I have the
newest MAXDB as of Yesterday. I have MySQL 4.0.18.
Is there a way to transfer the MySQL DB to MAXDB
without fully recreating all the ta
Hi to all,
we use sapdb in an test environment (it's version 7.4.3 Build
017-123-039-277).
When I try to change the SYSDBA password with dbmgui or user_put direct I
get an error message :
-24988 sql error
Can anybody help me
Best regards
tom
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