Hello,
On 11/14/05, Norman, David (SAAS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I'm probably going over old ground again, but what's the present
state of play for UniVerse on HP-UX connecting to SQL Server on w2000/2003
to update tables ?
Do I need middleware ?
Most likely unless you want to get
Old ground it is - you either need a third party unix odbc driver for
ms Sql or a third party odbc bridge (my preferred) from the likes of
easysoft.
On 11/15/05, Norman, David (SAAS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I'm probably going over old ground again, but what's the present
state of play
You probably need to tweak the terminfo files. We are running
Universe/Linux and we use VP terminals. Here is our
/usr/ibm/uv/terminfo/v/vp file;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] v]# infocmp vp
# Reconstructed via infocmp from file: /usr/share/terminfo/v/vp
vp|av|vwpt|viewpoint|Adds viewpoint,
We have NFA working from Windows to HP-UX. The last remaining problem is
that, since we're running at a console, we get prompted for a username and
password.
Page 3-28 of the Developing OFS/NFA Applications manual says,
UniBasic provides the NFAUSER function which enables you to set the user
It is certainly possible. The questions to ask include the
authorization service provider you want to work with (or several
depending on your business topology), the level of integration you
want (API or full integration), and of course the big one: Cost.
There are a number of companies that
Norman, David (SAAS) wrote:
I know I'm probably going over old ground again, but what's the present
state of play for UniVerse on HP-UX connecting to SQL Server on w2000/2003
to update tables ?
Do I need middleware ? If so, what is recommended ?
UV10.0.16 HP-UX 11
As mentioned, you'll need
On Tuesday 15 November 2005 11:59, Anthony Dzikiewicz wrote:
You probably need to tweak the terminfo files. We are running
Universe/Linux and we use VP terminals. Here is our
/usr/ibm/uv/terminfo/v/vp file;
Chapter 10 in the administering manual has the info on uvtic...
Hope This Helps
Please feel free to take a look at our webpage for NebulaPay and contact me
for more information. NebulaPay has not yet been ported to U2 but we'd
greatly appreciate an opportunity to do the port.
http:// removethisNebula-RnD.com/products/financial.htm
Thanks.
Tony Gravagno
Nebula RD
TG@
We just implemented an online credit card processing. We can
process a credit card order from our HPUX UniVerse box as
well as void credit card charges in the case of orders being
cancelled.
Barry Rogen
PNY Technologies, Inc.
Senior Programmer/Analyst
(973) 515 - 9700 ext 5327
[EMAIL
Line item detailed statements is called level-3 processing and not all
merchant banks or credit cards support it. Give Fred or Jake a call @ Total
Computing and ask them about Level-3 support. I know they were working on
it, but I haven't talked to anyone in a while. TotaLink is definitely worth
I did this in a prior life...it was fairly easy since our card processor
(Alliance Data Systems) had a product called ads-link that lived on the AIX
server (along with Pick database). I just had to pass strings of data to it
via named pipes, and read same (I'm simplifying). It handled all the
Question,
Santa will be nice to us this year. Looking at a new HP-4440 with a
pair of PA8900 1-ghz processors, a couple of gig of mem, several hundred gb of
disk in raid 5 array running HP UX 11.11 (or 11.23, not sure yet). We currenty
are an end user on a HP-9000 (HP UX 11.0)using
Matt,
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On Tuesday 15
Jerry -
I am working for a customer who is moving to the 64 bit version of Unidata
(6.1.13-64). Benchmarking and preliminary load testing has not revealed any
issues with the 64 bit implementation. The most significant aspect of the 64
bit port is how shared memory is managed, esp. where you have
Check out http://www.nebula-rnd.com/products/financial.htm
Ron White
Barry Rogen wrote:
We just implemented an online credit card processing. We can
process a credit card order from our HPUX UniVerse box as
well as void credit card charges in the case of orders being
cancelled.
Barry Rogen
Re UniData, if you do not need more than 1.75GB of shared memory to exist
on the system at any point in time (sum up ALL of the shared memory
segments - not just the UniData generated ones), stick with the 32-bit
version of UniData. It has a smaller footprint. This is application and
size of user
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh wise ones... We have a competitor at one client that processes credit
cards for them with line-item detail of their purchases.
I'm not familiar enough with credit card processing to know if doing so
via U2 is possible. Currently we have a card swiper in a central
We're using the SQLXML IIS interface to update our data warehouse.
This is SQL middleware if you like, but comes with MSSQL-2k.
Nothing to install on UV, we run stock standard UV basic programs
using the Http and XML basic functions to update and retrieve data.
Stuart
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