The MDAC services does contain libraries which I believe are 'leaned' on
by the Witango ODBC system. I believe it could be beneficial to any
system using MS's ODBC system, regardless of driver. However, the most
benefit is going to be seen with MS SQL.
Also, a note of warning to everyone reading t
Gotta ask a dumb question. Would installing MDAC 2.8 help other db's like
R:Base or does this just affect MS SQL?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
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From: Jason Pamental [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 7:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
Title: problem with quote value and 5.5 server
Can you explain why you need the quotes
when it is a char field?
Have you tried the noSQLEncoding switch
Around the update action
Ben
From: Trevor Green
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Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004
6:20 PM
To: [EMAIL
Title: problem with quote value and 5.5 server
I have a problem with 5.5 on Mac OSX server and MySql. I have an update action with a field which is has the Quote value attribute set to false. I am trying to update the field with the following _expression_
<@ifempty <@arg ownership>>null<@else>'
Well, it's not scientific by any means, but (knocking on wood) since I
installed the MDAC 2.8 updater I haven't had the service hang (8 hours
so far). I'll keep you all posted on how it does over the next few
days.
Thanks for the tip Bob!
Jason
On Oct 15, 2004, at 6:50 PM, MC Tay wrote:
We a
Hi Bill,
Actually, precendence isn't the issue in this case.
What your code sample does, is it creates an "array" of argument values, so when you
do <@ARG
_arg> by itself, you're just seeing the first value in the array.
Try:
<@ASSIGN request$arg_array VALUE="<@ARG _arg TYPE=ARRAY>">
And you
Consider a an appfile with the following resultshtml.
Search Argument is <@searcharg _arg>
POST Argument is <@postarg _arg>
Any Argument is <@ARG _arg>
Results:
Search Argument is argument
POST Argument is fooled you
Any Argument is argument
I don't recall a discussion of argument precedence,
We are also experiencing similar behavior with WiTango 5.5 and Oracle 9i on
Window 2003. The WiTango support does not have any answer to this at all
and we are still trying to figure it out on our own. WiTango thread remains
at 19 constantly. Our Oracle thread continues to grow slowly over time
Is there a SourceForge.net type of repository for
people who want to share and develop their Witango projects?
If so, where?
Anthony -
TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
The quick answer is yes, this can/does happen. Likely an issue in the
ODBC connection routine, but I'm not positive. If you are not running
065 yet, get that, it's much better. I am hopeful that 5.5 will be
better or at least handle the problem better.
I'm not positive that Witango is 100% to blam
My applications use @include in every hit to the server and I've never
had a problem like the one you describe.
/John
Roland Dumas wrote:
On 10/15/04 8:54 AM, "John McGowan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hold on... Why wouldn't you be caching application files or include
files? I've never h
On 10/15/04 8:54 AM, "John McGowan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hold on... Why wouldn't you be caching application files or include
> files? I've never heard of anybody not doing that in a production
> environment.
I'm on 5.0, but I ran into a strange behavior when caching tafs:
IF one use
Hold on... Why wouldn't you be caching application files or include
files? I've never heard of anybody not doing that in a production
environment. Does this server get a decent amount of traffic. If so,
the problems could be that you *aren't* caching. Race conditions caused
by different Wi
You might try reducing the THREADPOOLSIZE. The optimal value is
dependant on your hardware configuration and other what other processes
are running on your server. A value as low as 5 to 10 may help.
Dave Shelley
-Original Message-
From: Jason Pamental [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri
No - it's not. Did you see the problem get better by clearing the cache
more frequently? (I'm not caching files or included files, so I'm
mainly thinking of the variable caches)
On Oct 15, 2004, at 10:49 AM, John McGowan wrote:
We are running this exact same environment in a few locations and
We are running this exact same environment in a few locations and the
only problem we have with the Witango service hanging seem to be
directly related to clearing the cache. However it does occasionally
hang when a @purgecache was not done and right now i'm chalking that up
another problem wi
Hey everyone-
Anyone out there using Witango 5 connecting to SQL Server 7? One of our
clients' environment is Windows 2000/SQL Server 7/IIS/Witango 5, and
we're still having odd issues with threads getting stuck seemingly on
queries (different ones, not always the same) and then hanging the
Wit
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