Hi,
I may be wrong but to the best of my knowledge WiTango opens a connection to
the DB once and keeps it open for the duration of the action. So the loop
does not create a new connection for every insert.
You are incorrect. By default (Wi)tango opens a single connection to a
specific data sou
Definately correct, WiTango opens a single connection to the datasource.
However, in the case of some databases (MS SQL, Pervasive SQL) the database
engine will open more than one connection to the data file(s).
In my experience, when WiTango opens that database connection, the database
conection
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What causes this type of error. My servers
will do this every so often. The strange thing is that on the process
screen of the task manager the virtual memory being used by "System
Idle Process" is very high.
Server Error.
Could not connect. Please make sure the server is
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Hello Larry,
Ususally, this means that the server is trying to
handle too many requests, or there are too many sessions open to the
server.
So, if you have an ecommerce website and you had
alot of people add items to their cart and leave, these sessions remain open
until t
R:Tango 2000
R:Base 6.5
Server: Win2K Pro - IIS 5
Work Station: Win2K Pro
Is there are restriction to the number of tables or databases (data source)
a taf can have open?
If so, is it related to the user session and not the taf?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
MessageLarry, could you tell us wich server version you use and what kind of
application run on this server,
I remind during my first try with DOM variable when i've put in some
XPointer path element="root.child(1,elementname)" but the fact that "root"
must be followed by "()" (like any XPointer l
I just wanted to say thanks...I found this posting in the archives and
then the example on Scott's website (
http://www.xml-extra.net/webpage.xmlx?node=38 ).
I've mucked with it all day, but I've finally got it! I started to post
in for help a half-dozen times because I couldn't get it to work ri
Hi Jamileh,
The trick with downloading documents (example, a MS Word doc that is stored
server-side) with Witango (using the method I describe in my article) - is
that anything you add to the output of the TAF will interfer with the
content of the document you are trying to download.
Adding anyth
Aha! At some point, I remember deleting the <@purgeresults> while
trying to figure out some other problem. I'll put that little puppy
back in there.
I did eventually realize what was going on, I just had to figure it out
the hard way. ;)
Thanks! j
> -Original Message-
> From: Sco
Steve,
I have not run into any limits.
I have opened over 10 data sources, and a lot of tables w/o any problems.
I suspect there is a limit the the number of datasources, but I really don't
know.
Troy Sosamon
= Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 12/19/02 1:33 pm
>R:Tango 2000
>R:Bas
I have just been playing with this for a few days but it looks good. Xplat
OSX and windows and only $65 $85 with one year of free upgrades.
I have also the 30 day eval of XML spy Pro and while this interface is not
quite as nice it still seems user friendly and looks like it will do most of
what t
Sorry to bother the list with this but I know there are some
Filemaker experts here. A client gave me a 400+ row membership database
8-9 cols. and expects me to port it over to Rbase. If I had an XLS or CSV
file I could do it no problem.
Do the FMP gurus know if FMP will export to other formats?
FMP can export to csv, tab, etc easily. Investigate the File menu and then Export. You pick the fields and the format and away you go.
On Thursday, December 19, 2002, at 10:13 PM, Brian Mowers wrote:
Sorry to bother the list with this but I know there are some Filemaker experts here. A client ga
Brian,
Haven't used Fpro for a while but it should be as simple as selecting
export, selecting which columns to export, and exporting the file in
a comma delimited or teb delimited format from Filemaker Pro and then
import into XLS - making sure that you establish the appropriate
field types in
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