Nick:
Thanks for responding.
Yea. UO.Net is properly installed and mv.NET can use the UO.Net connection
type with no problem. Anytime we refer to a
"configuration" file this could mean anything, anywhere. :-)
Presently, I'm guessing mv.NET manages this, since the .NET connection is
through
So get the best of both - run UniData and CDC.
Regards
JayJay
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Job Descriptions
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Wiremold/Legrand - Perform programming and maintenance of EPICOR Dataflo
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The candidate must have strong application developmen
John
I went "stateless" with stateless RBOs and OPEN2 rather than OPEN method.
We were using Object Handles in Session Variables to hold connection
handles. So once we lost those if we had stayed stateful then we would have
had to use the REFRESH method to restore the state of objects when each p
First question, do you have a reference to the UODOTNET assembly in your
web site or application? I'm not familiar with the connection pooling
in UO.NET, but I do know you need to have a reference to the assembly in
your project. You also need to define the config section in your config
file. An
Sounds alot like the current system I'm working on. It's Informix
compiled down to c++ and then run on a sql 2005 server. The front end
is done in vb6 and the web servers are a patchwork of asp and vb.net
and c#.net.
This frankinstien was purchased to replace the "old" Pick system
running on Un
I'm trying to figure out how to use UO.NET's connection pooling mechanism. I'm
using mv.NET, which uses UO.NET as a connection
method. I've purchased a "Connection Pooling" license for UD v7.1.9 (Windows).
According to the documentation, "The following
illustrates a configuration file for conn
I was wondering what the "real" language was. ABAP is like a cruel joke
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What! Can this be true! The
What! Can this be true! The secret to the success of the SAP programs is
the COmon Business Oriented Langugae of the 1960's!
Is this why they call their users group SAPS?
Will
Ross Ferris wrote:
Ahhh - you want to get to the REAL programming language, then you will
have to access
'Scuse me, there's nowt wrong with .Net.
So long as you've got UniObjects ...
It's all stolen from Delphi anyway.
Brian
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