Craig:
Thanks so much for the feedback.. We are in the process of working with
Rocket to see if they can address any of this.. Will let all know what
feedback we get..
regards, Jay Jones
PTNA
Allentown, PA
Craig Purnell wrote:
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> Hello
>
> Some thoughts and some code for you.
>
> 1. Ar
server.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Craig Purnell
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2010 5:31 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] SQL server to Universe via ODBC problems
Hello
Some thoughts and some code for you.
1. Are you running SQL Server 64bit on 64bit Windows? With running SQL at
-g2048 you would almost ha
Hello
Some thoughts and some code for you.
1. Are you running SQL Server 64bit on 64bit Windows? With running SQL at
-g2048 you would almost have to be. 2048 is a very high value for the
virtual address space, but I guess you had to do it to keep the application
running. It's not a good long term
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> and non-textual entries).
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> 2. You haven't said what version or edition of SQL Server you are running.
>
> 3. Whilst your query to analyze memory is interesting, it is of little use
> without knowing the queries you are executing against the linked server
> ... c
lf Of ptnaman
Sent: 10 June 2010 3:34 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] SQL server to Universe via ODBC problems
This document describes a continuing problem we have been experiencing using
a SQL Server linked server connection to an IBM UniVerse data source via
ODBC.
This issue mani
We do have requests into Rocket and a followup conference call is being
scheduler, but they have been of little assistance so far.. Thx for help,
and I'll let all know what we find out..
regards, Jay
Bill Brutzman wrote:
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> I am in the process of upgrading our Windows SBS (Small Business Ser
I am in the process of upgrading our Windows SBS (Small Business Server) from
2003 to 2008. Dell indicated that I needed to upgrade the server RAM from
4-GB to at least 8-GB.
I see that one of the machines there only has 2-GB and yet the same error
comes back. I cannot tell how much RAM is on t
We have been experiencing both “Out of memory” and “fatal catastrophic
failure” messages when querying a linked server setup to an IBM UniVerse
ODBC connection. We have tested using both our production server as well as
a virtual test environment and see the same results.
>> Universe environment
http://old.nabble.com/file/p28844038/PASS_UV%2BODBC%2BMemory%2Berrors.doc
PASS_UV+ODBC+Memory+errors.doc
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This document describes a continuing problem we have been experiencing using
a SQL Server linked server connection to an IBM UniVerse data source via
ODBC.
This issue manifests itself when querying the linked server, and appears to
be related to an overall gradual loss of memory. We have tested u
This document describes a continuing problem we have been experiencing using
a SQL Server linked server connection to an IBM UniVerse data source via
ODBC.
This issue manifests itself when querying the linked server, and appears to
be related to an overall gradual loss of memory. We have tested u
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