Nick
I assume these *are* true PHANTOMs and not background jobs spawned from
"cron" or "at"?
Regards
JayJay
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Yes they are true phantoms.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Nick
I assume these *are* true PHANTOMs
Is it possible to create a sql type view in Universe, without creating a
schema? If so, could someone point me to the correct document for
obtaining this information?
Thanks,
-dew
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How many devices do you need to hookup?
and are they all close together.
If you have a bunch, you could setup a linux server
and using a USB hub, hang a bunch of USB->Serial converters.
then use the linux machine as "terminal server"
George
also found:
http://www.proxid.com/Tibbo/DS100R/ds100
Is it possible to not spawn the many processes as phantoms? Let them run as
main processes? If there is any communications that need to be passed back
and forth, use a table. Of course this assumes you won't have a problem
with user seats. This is the approach I've used but my main processes ar
Other than the INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE verbs which have been available
in a normal UV account all along, the only SQL capability without
making a schema I've seen announced as added at release 10 was the
ability to create triggers on files.
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Regards,
Clif
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>IIRC, there is a dll that IBM can supply that would "enable" some 3rd
party
>telnet clients to then work with device licensing. Get with your support
>to confirm this.
Support doesn't supply this dll because they cannot support third-party
telnet clients. However, product management may choose t
Finally found it "hidden" under an "Advanced" button --> thanks !
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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