(this won't compile and is not meant to)
Have a look in the UniObjects .Net pdf file for more info on this, but
here's how you can change the port number used for the connection.
public UniSession uSession;
uSession.HostPort = 12345;
uSession = UniObjects.OpenSession("Server", "LoginName", "PassWo
How exactly can I do this?. (I'm new to .NET).
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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We use it on Universe on Windows and it works very well. Sync can be very slow
though. I expect it's all different in UD though
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Check the UniSession property "HostPort". I believe that if you set
it to match your host settings you should be OK.
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 14:46:52 -0500, Nick Cipollina
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> Our rpc port is set to 7200. Is there something I need to change within
> .NET to tell it to look
Recently we have had issues with two of our AIX boxes which has highlighted
a problem with our uvapi_slave connections. Both the AIX issues were
related to disk writes, either due to disk errors or on the other box the
disabling of the disk controller cache when the battery expired. Under this
s
Our rpc port is set to 7200. Is there something I need to change within
.NET to tell it to look for that port?
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Hey Colin, been following these tips and getting some good results,
but we have one thing that's just bizarre. Every now and again we get
a char(0) followed by 11 char(211)'s in the text. Any idea what might
cause this?
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Make sure the remote machine has the uniobjects port enabled and there
are no firewalls between you and it that also block this port. On an
HP-UX machine this is port 31438. Have a look at the services file in
/etc and make sure this line is in there somewhere.
uvrpc 31438/tcp
Hello all,
I've got a dumb UO.NET question to ask. I am trying to write a simple
UO.NET program to connect to one of our UniVerse servers and I am
getting the following error: "No connection could be made because the
target machine actively refused it." Any ideas what I am missing?
Thanks.
Hi Kevin,
I came to this thread late, but it looks interesting. Could you send me your
CCE or the link to where its posted?
Thanks,
Dana Baron
System Manager
Smugglers' Notch Resort
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I'm going through this right now. I changed my password on an HP-UX
system and uniobjects stopped working for me. I created a test
account and it works with that, it also works with the other users on
the system.
My original login still works with the new password. Sort of seems
like uniobjects
Hello all -
While investigating a system issue that we have encountered on our database
(involving "Abnormal Termination of Universe" fault type 11 errors), our
support vendor has instructed us to replace all calls to PTERM in basic code
with TTYGET/TTYSET commands.
This has worked great for m
We are real familiar with this situation. SB+ uses an extensive Common
block and we have developed techniques to maintain that common block no
matter what responder the application uses. Our program XLr8 maintains the
information so that you application backend code will be able to run with
none
Group,
On Friday out UniObjects was working away happily. Today we are getting
the error 80011 (The login name provided is incorrect.). Over the weekend
our esteemed changed our systems from NIS to Sun DS (LDAP) for user
authentication. We are running UV 10.1.6 on Sun boxes. Has anyone else
Well, see, Replication works when I build a single group of a single file...
So the plumbing all appears to be there... It just doesn't work if I start
up a useful number of files to replicate... Right now, both sides show
everything is peachy, but the data is not actually zipping over to the
subs
I had actually seen your email in a U2 log - it's what prompted me to write
the user group to see if things had changed...
And so far, I've heard no one say 'we ARE using Replication on Windows'...
David W.
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That's the problem. We are still stuck with ObjectCall until the new
version of DataStage... The UniData6 stage in 7.0 didn't cut it for
us!!!
Objectcall is still in UniData but essentially not supported.
Martin
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Hi
We have been testing Unidata Replication for a number of months now and
at the moment are unable to recommend it to our users. One of the main
reasons, is that you can not be certain that the system is actually
replicating.
You should note that "ud_repadmin -report" only reports from local
sha
> If you've always used the flag, then CLOSE_WAIT makes no difference.
However, if you see a LOT > of connections in CLOSE_WAIT on your
> service port, then you should check your code. Something is definitely
not kosher with your
> child processes.
I don't have a problem in my code. My email was
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