Good catch (or debugging skills). I've always been a little confused on how
UniAdmin connects - I though it was UO for Java as you can run it as an applet,
but I never see it logged in and it works even if you're out of licenses.
Colin
> Date: Tue, 17 May 2011 13:54:50 -0700
> From: wphaske
On 16/05/11 07:19, Dan McGrath wrote:
> If you are using UniData you can create an I-type dictionary.
> For the location (attribute 2 in the dictionary) put either
> EXTRACT(@RECORD,2,2,0) or, alternatively, if you already have a D-Type
> dictionary for the 2nd field (let us call it ADDRESS for ar
Colin:
I figured this out! :-)
I have these three programs/subroutines on the machine that actually
works. When I went to copy them to another machine that doesn't work,
they were there. I copied them in anyway and cataloged them per the
instructions, tried to connect and got the message "
No problem. I just got it working on a 7.1.6 (windows) version. I followed
the instructions (and download) under Technote UCC-1001 (or search for
XAdmin). There are some programs that need to be installed and cataloged in
the SYS_BP folder.
It does use the RPC port#31438 and I could only get it to
Thanks Colin. I have several clients running UD v7.2.5 and I still
can't connect with them. Is there a reason? Whenever I work with
Eclipse, or products based on it, I never seem to be able to get things
working. :-(
Bill
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My VAR and IBM have responded to this issue and it seems that in the
compact framework DLL an additional argument is required in OpenSession
defining the service you wish to connect to. Apparently Unirpc is "uvcs"
so the session open should look like this:
sess = UniObjects.OpenSessi
