You don't say what your using to write the data. On the PC side, look for the flush()
function of the streamwriter and textwriter objects. Are you maintaining a constant
connection with the UniData machine? Really need some code to look at to help.
Thanks,
Don Kibbey
Financial Systems Manager
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/18/04 04:17PM >>>
Hi, Everyone.
I'm having trouble with a scheduling program I'm writing in VB.net, on a WinXPpro
system, using UniObjects, that extracts and writes data to a file in our Unidata 6.0.3
system on an AIX 5.1L system.
The trouble that I'm having is that the data is getting corrupted. As the screen
doesn't rebuild after a data save, I don't 'see' the problem until I restart the
program the next time around, and data is re-read from the database.
I've been through my program 3 times, and can't find an error. I'm assuming at this
point that the error is outside my program, as I ran the same test data through the
program 5 times, and it only corrupted the data 3 times. The other two it worked
flawlessly. If it was an error in my program, it shouldn't ever work right, should it?
Also, the program treats every record equally, but the data is intermittently
corrupted, some records process fine, others get corrupted. Some fields are lost all
together.
Fortunately it's still in test mode, so we haven't lost any real data yet.
The data is doing things like this:
Record 1: Record 2:
DelDate: 03/18/04 03/18/04 <--OK
SeqNo: 3 3 <--OK
Type: F 0 <----These two are mixed together (*
see below)
Hours: 0h hF <---/
Code: - <===== This one is GONE!!!!
Color: Blue WBlu <----These two are mixed together (* see below)
Symbol: W e <---/
Emp: 1 <===== This one is GONE!!!!!
RelNo: 01234567001 N0123456700 <----These two are mixed together (* see below)
Priority: N 1 <---/
(* HERE!)
At first, I thought that the data was being broken up at the wrong points, but after a
closer look, it appears that this is happening. In each three line group:
Line1: Starts with the first character of line two, and loses it's last character.
Line2: Loses it's first character to line 1, and gains the last character of line 1
at the end of it's data.
Line3: Data is gone (unless it's a <space> character)
It's really crazy.
Anyone have any ideas for this one? If so, any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
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