I have been banging my head against the old crontab
issue. One reason I'm looking at crontab again is
because the way our NT Admin has set up task scheduler
causes a browser window to open on the server when it
runs my taf files. So if there is way to use the Task
Scheduler to run a taf wit
http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/0210/03.db2.php
Well IBM is looking at possibly porting DB2 to Mac OS X
Jose
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Hi Steve,
Try:
<@assign local$ResponseArray value='<@filter local$resultSet expr="#1
contains 'time=30ms'">'>
<@var local$ResponseArray[1,1]>
Hope this helps. Cheers...
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If you have two WiTango server processes running on the same machine how do
you purge all of them in one go?
Also, how do you monitor server status at a per-process level in a
multi-process environment?
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Thanks John & Stephan,
I get it someday.
Steve
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From: John McGowan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 2:57 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list witango-talk
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Combining 2 arrays
Steve...
@@Local$Variable gets replaced
Steve...
@@Local$Variable gets replaced by
<@VAR SCOPE=Local NAME=Variable>
So your "understanding" below is a bit off...
Your second example evaluates differently than what you were expecting,
however it performs exactly the way it should.
> @@Local$Variable ---> <@VAR SCOPE=Local NAME=Variab
Thank you all for your replies. This is working great now and using the
<@SUBSTRING> metatag I am able to pull back the data I need.
Thanks again!!!
Steve
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From: Tom Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 12:15 PM
To: Multiple recipients
Actually, you just had a syntax error:
You had:
array="@@Local$Level2Categories"
It should have been
array="Local$Level2Categories"
Notice that all array= parameters reference
arrays without @@.
Stefan
At 02:25 PM 10/3/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Found my problem. Syntax probl
Found my problem. Syntax problem.
This didn't work:
<@ADDROWS ARRAY="@@Local$Level2Categories" VALUE="@@resultSet">
This did:
<@ADDROWS ARRAY="Level2Categories" VALUE="@@resultSet" SCOPE="Local">
Not complaining, but from a new users standpoint, a more consistent SCOPE
syntax that
Stefan Gonick told me I may be having trouble with combining arrays using
<@ADDROW> because of my version number.
I am using R:Tango 2000. How do I tell which version or build I am using?
Can I apply the Tango 2000 service packs and fixes to R:Tango?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Sol
I ran into a bug in Tango 2000 sp1 that caused this error.
It was fixed by FTF 047 I think.
Stefan
At 11:32 AM 10/3/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>I don't understand this. I'm trying to add one array to another. <@NUMCOLS>
>on both arrays indicates they have the same # of columns. Could it be some
>of
Odd. I use the <@UNION> metatag and it combines the 2 arrays just fine. Why
would <@UNION> work and <@ADDROWS> give a "Parameter arrays must have the
same number of columns." error?
Problem is with the <@UNION> metatag, it sorts the array. The 2 arrays are
presorted and I need the joined array to
Hi Scott
Thanks for fast reply!
That worked but it returned two rows, which it will probably always do
since the chances of a row being similar or identical is very high.
Now, I just need to isolate one of the similar rows.
I get
Reply from 63.171.170.69: bytes=32 time=30ms TTL=245
Reply f
Don't you first have to isolate the row you want?
Each line that is returned from your .bat is one row in your @@resultset
array.
so, 'Minimum = 30ms, Maximum = 80ms, Average = 40ms' is the last row in your
array.
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you have mismatched quotes on your string command
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Hi Steve,
Try:
<@filter local$resultSet expr="#1 contains 'time=30ms'">
Hope this helps. Cheers...
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From: "Campbell, Steve V." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 11:01 AM
Subject:
Jon
Thanks for the reply and that's what I am trying to do is snip just one
row out. But my string command is what is wrong in my example. That's
what I was asking suggestions for.
Thanks
Steve
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From: Jon Grieve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2
Steve,
The first thing I think you need to consider is that the resultSet will be
an array -- if I remember correctly, with one row per line of output. Once
you find the row you want, then you can snip out the offset you require.
Jon
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From: Campbell, Steve V. [mailt
Unusual question here, and one that I haven't' ever encountered before.
I am pulling the results of an external action, (which, by the way is
calling a batch file), and throwing the results into a result set. Below
is the output:
---
Pinging 63.171.17
I don't understand this. I'm trying to add one array to another. <@NUMCOLS>
on both arrays indicates they have the same # of columns. Could it be some
of the columns don't have a value?
Any ideas?
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
TAF Code follows:
# of resultSet Columns: <@NUMCOLS A
Brian,
I've tried doing that a couple times, but never had any luck. I could
never seem to get it working right. The mail would just sit in the
Queue directory and never go anywhere.
I'd love to get it working like that, but never had the time required to
troubleshoot the problems.
Any quick
David,
Can you send the mail from your own SMTP server? I have had problems with
my ISP (Comcast) and
now send the Witango mail via the built in SMTP server in IIS. I actually
create a file first and push that into the 'pickup' box for the SMTP
server. Works great, and is much, much faster than go
Thanks..that worked!
I appreciate, once again, this list!
Steve Campbell
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From: Steve Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 9:10 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list witango-talk
Subject: RE: Re: Witango-Talk: Mac beta expired
I found this
Hello,
I am using MS SQL 7 on NT Server and Wi-Tango 4.05.020 on a Win2K web
server using IIS. I have an application that requires a time field and when
putting in 12:01 pm the application reports that to the database as 12:01 am.
We are using 24-hour military time so this is passing th
Has anyone completed a platform-based (unbiased) performance test for Witango? What types of sites require the Solaris version? How about hits per day on each version and platform that Witango runs on? How does the new version change this matrix?
We have a large project that we are taking over
Re my corrupted image uploads: I'm on a new cable broadband connection that I think
has a few Proxy-related problems. So last night I setup a dial-up connection, and
guess what? Files uploaded OK...
So I spent the best part of a day trying to solve an ISP-related problem...
Thanks for everyone
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