[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi, I am Jorge Castro and we are using Max DB for an aplication that we
> are developing in JAVA.
>
> We need to execute some procedures monthly for filling a table with the
> information at the last day of each month of other tables (Something like
> Historical Info
Hello Luis,
no, there isn't any tool with MaxDB that does "application work" on a
regular base. Write a Java command-line application and use the Windows
Scheduler
or the 'cron' Program on Unix/Linux to have your Program executed
exactly at the time you want it.
Regards
Alexander Schröder
SAP D
Hi,
If I have a jdbc connection with username A. Is it possible to on the
fly switch the connection to another username B.(And then later switch
back to username A)
I want to avoid creating an extra connection in this scenario.
Regards,
Ajit
P.S. I know one solution would be would be to grant A
Euke Castellano schrieb:
Hi all,
I have the following table definition:
CREATE TABLE "CONSUM"(
...
I also have an UNIQUE INDEX created on column INVOICEDATE.
The table has ~25.000.000 rows.
Normal Index OK, I read the second Message...
When I try a query like:SELECT * FROM consum WHERE invoice
Hi, I am Jorge Castro and we are using Max DB for an aplication that we
are developing in JAVA.
We need to execute some procedures monthly for filling a table with the
information at the last day of each month of other tables (Something like
Historical Info Tables). For that, we thought to run
Hi,
in a discussion with Thomas Simenec he told me, that in some cases, the
applications like the DBMGUI don't quote identifiers correctly. If you
create a user for example, the DBMGUI will send the statement
CREATE USER myuser PASSWORD mypass
You should notice, that there are no "" around the u
>When I am trying to start my SAPDB instance I get message :
>-24994 runtime enviroment error;kernel start failed.
>I've checked knldiagerr file. Here's two error messages I've found :
>
>2005-01-02 16:01:54 0xA1C ERR 18177 DEVIO No devspace on
>compressed file 'knltrace'
You are not allowed to c
Hi,
To summarize an internal discussion: The password string in maxdb_connect() is
case sensitive. If you create a new user with MaxDB, as long as the username
and password are not enclosed within quotation marks, the username and password
are set to uppercase by the database kernel. For a case
When I am trying to start my SAPDB instance I get message :
-24994 runtime enviroment error;kernel start failed.
I've checked knldiagerr file. Here's two error messages I've found :
2005-01-02 16:01:54 0xA1C ERR 18177 DEVIO No devspace on compressed file
'knltrace'
2005-01-02 16:01:54 0xA1C ERR
Hi,
As I can not reproduce your connect problem using a UNICODE database, please
send me a SQLDBC SQL trace. You can switch on this trace by
sqldbc_cons config trace sql on
You get the location of the trace file by
sqldbc_cons show all
Regards,
Thomas Simenec
SAP Labs Berlin
-Origin
Thank you for reporting the linefeed problem. It will be fixed with the next
release on http://www.mysql.com and http://pecl.php.net.
In the meantime you can download the sources for the PHP extension without Windows linefeeds from the PHP CVS: http://cvs.php.net/pecl/maxdb.
Is the version in the
Hi,
Thank you for reporting the linefeed problem. It will be fixed with the next
release on http://www.mysql.com and http://pecl.php.net.
In the meantime you can download the sources for the PHP extension without
Windows linefeeds from the PHP CVS: http://cvs.php.net/pecl/maxdb.
Regards,
Thom
Hi,
the following PHP-code won't connect to my database:
Username and Databasename are given in uppercase.
The error message is:
Warning: maxdb_connect(): -4008 POS(1) Unknown user name/password
combination [08004] in ...
The same access data works with DBD::MaxDB, SQLStudio and the
JDBC-driver.
Hi,
it's just a glitch, but the source for the PHP-extension, that can be
downloaded, contains windows linefeed. It therefor may confuse
linux/uni-admins to see "command not found" when executing the
configure-script (the 0x0D is seens a seperate command by the shell,
kind of ridiculous, but th
Kevin Wilson wrote:
>
> According to the change log for 7.5.0.23 you fixed the problem (quoted
> below) where unclosed cursors chew up temp space...well it still
happens
> with apps even when using the latest jdbc driver.
>
Do you use many CALL-statements to call dbprocedures?
Then PTS 1133463 f
Dirk Zugenmaier wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> after upgrading from SapDB 7.3.0.24 to MaxDB 7.5.0.16 we experienced
> some troubles with Indexes not beeing used. So we upgraded to MaxDB
> 7.5.0.23.
>
> But now the Instance_type of the Database has suddenly changed.
> Previously we used the BW-Type AFAIK (No
While trying to checkout I'm getting this:
[...]
? maxdb-7500/sys/src/install56/perl/SAPDB/Install/Diagnose/.nbattrs
? maxdb-7500/sys/src/install56/perl/SAPDB/Install/Diagnose/I386_SVR4_32
? maxdb-7500/sys/src/install56/perl/SAPDB/Install/Diagnose/I386_SVR4_32
cannot close CVS/Entries
No space lef
Hello Kevin,
do you have something more specific on your error? The -904 is unfortunately
a relatively generic error, which only indicates that - ehm - the temporary
space is exhausted.
What we have fixed may be one case, but it is of course possibly
that you've a problem that slipped through.
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