Could be. I've had some strange experiences with some of the ODBC clients.
Like it working for Excel but not Access. I'd also check the privilege file.
It seems that sometimes VSG (I'm guessing - but it's the only thing that seems
remotely reasonable) changes the OS permissions on the file. Not sur
Yeah, Colin... I have the ODBC working here with my XP client (over
VPN) with no difficulties whatsoever, which is why the whole thing
seems like a version conflict.
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I'm running w2kPro SP4 with ODBC driver version 3.01.04.7036 and I can
connect to both UD 6.0.12 and 5.1.27 (both on w2k) with it. I just
tested with Excel, Access, and the ODBC Query tool from
http://gpoulose.home.att.net/.
The only problem I had was my user id did not have write access on the
p
I am having some difficulties getting the Unidata ODBC driver to work
properly. Here's the setup:
I am in Colorado, the client server is in southern California, and the
remote site where the ODBC connection is being setup is in Toronto,
Ontario (and travel to either the California or Toronto sit
Is the ODBC driver that comes with Unidata 6 compatible with Win2K?
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I sent an announcement to u2-community this morning, but thought I
would also notify this group, recognizing some of you are getting
multiple announcments. I have launched a blog today at
http://www.tincat-group.com/mewsings
It mentions U2 along with other MultiValue products. I will be
publish
I/O cache is primarily in the operating system. That's the term you used in
the subject line.
UniVerse does some caching, for example TRANS() function and Tfile correlative
each have caches.
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We do this every day of the week but with a package we bought from Ontario
Systems. We interface with a Cache application that sends the information to
our UV app and it's all networked. Here's their info from the website.
Contact Information
If you would like more information about Ontario Sys
We've built a link between the third party call center system and our UV
system using Redback and the RBOs. It involves mapping the users and what
port they are logged into to determine where to 'pop' the data. It pretty
slick and it's very fast. The Redback solution provides for connection
>little used method (which is documented, but ignored by most) is to force
>the Date Format in the conversion you use. For example if you use the
>conversion 'D4/' then today would appear as 01/10/2006 or 10/01/2006
>depending upon DATE.FORMAT. However if you use the conversion 'D4/E' it
>will
John,
Would not the best starting point be to find out what interfaces, if any, the
call center software supports and where/if it stores its data?
It may be that you can query it directly by e.g. ODBC/Socket/Web Service direct
from the UV server, rather than trying to tie the two together throu
Well you could do a PCPERFORM or PCGET (If I am remembering correctly)
to look in the PC for a number that is being sent by the phone system.
I would look at pressing an Fkey as a function to go out and grab the
number from the phone system. This way it isnt so intrusive.
We use smartterm termina
Not sure how practical it would be for you, but we had a similar problem
previously using wIntegrate.
We had a VB app running that would raise an event for an incoming call
and pick the incoming number from the call. This would then be copied
to the clipboard, from which the user could paste into
I will be out of the office starting 10/01/2006 and will not return until
11/01/2006.
Normal service will be resumed soon.
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Hi,
You are correct by default UniVerse will use the American Format unless
overridden by DATE.FORMAT in the LOGIN or UV.LOGIN paragraph. However, a
little used method (which is documented, but ignored by most) is to force
the Date Format in the conversion you use. For example if you use the
c
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