I used to use putty to tunnel and then use my term emulator on top - then i
realised that actually putty is an excellent client in its own right and i
just use that now. I use Putty connection manager which gives a tabbed set
of emulation windows and replaces the ugly putty interface.
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Arie/Jeffrey
I've been told that IBM have done some work to improve the use of multiple
indexes for queries, though I'm not sure when that has come in. It might be
worth trying this on 10.3 (e.g. PE) to see whether it improves performance.
Incidentally, you can omit WITH if you nest the query:
L
Hey, that connection manager thing is cool. Didn't know that was
available. Thanks for sharing!
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The "Connection: close" header had zero impact. Checking other Apache
configuration options now.
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You can always run apache in debug mode (-X) as a single process and run it
under strace to see what's going on.
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Actually TIME_WAIT is normal - when you close a connection, it goes to
timewait for a set amount of time and then is closed, this stops any delayed
packets being accepted by a later connection. There are kernel/tcp params to
determine how long it should be in timewait. If you have too many at
timew
Inside a UniBasic program...
The command...
execute "LOGTO SANDBOX"
...comes back with an error message indicating...
Programs are loaded; unable to clear common.
The logto command appears to work ok. I am writing to ask about the
meaning of the error message. Insights wou
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 10:10 AM, Symeon Breen wrote:
> Actually TIME_WAIT is normal - when you close a connection, it goes to
> timewait for a set amount of time and then is closed, this stops any
> delayed
> packets being accepted by a later connection. There are kernel/tcp params
> to
> determi
Is there an OCONV/ICONV I could use to filter out characters invalid for an
hexadecimal notation ? Ei anything other than 01234567890ABCDEF ? I had a
cheat sheet for special ICONV/OCONV statements but I've seemed to have
misplaced it.
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I don't recall anything built-in, but...
Here is an I-type expression that will strip everything except hexadecimal
notation characters from @RECORD:
@RECORD; CONVERT('0123456789ABCDEF', '', @1); CONVERT(@2, '', @1)
Change @RECORD to some other field as desired.
If you really want to create an
Anyone know if there is a Unidata equivalent to the UniVerse "FILE.USAGE"
set of commands?
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On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 3:59 PM, Dan Fitzgerald wrote:
Anyone know if there is a Unidata equivalent to the UniVerse "FILE.USAGE"
set of commands?
Dan,
If you could roughly describe what they do on UV, we UD only types might be
able to help.
Cheers,
Adrian
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