Has anyone had success using Windows XP and changing the proiv.ini file to with the following commands:
ReportFileType=DOC
ReportEditor=C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Accessorie\wordpad.exe
It works fine on NT and Windows 2000, but on my XP machine it brings up the standard window.
Thanks,
Kevin
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CRT and XP
14 April 2003 - 07:21 PM
Oracle 8.1.7 64 bit
22 January 2003 - 04:26 PM
Greetings all! I seem to have made a mistake in that we upgraded our hpux to 11.0 64 bit and now we have upgraded our oracle to 8.1.7 64 bit. I have to relink the proiv kernel and I am getting an error 'ld: /ora/product/817/lib/libserver8.a: Not a valid library (invalid magic number). Possibly a 64-bit PA archive library (Mismatched
ABI).
Well, now Glovia is is telling me that the proiv kernel does not support 64 bit oracle. I was led to believe that while it didn't take advantage of the 64 bit we could still run Oracle in 64 bit mode. We have been running oracle 8.1.7 for 4 days now while the kernel is linked to the 816 libraries. Am I messed up or what? I don't seem to be having any problems as of yet but I don't like the idea of having proiv linked to 816 libraries.
Questions:
1. Does Proiv have a kernel that operates 64 bit?
2. Can Glovia run on that kernel (even though they may not say you can)?
3. What are the ramifications if I leave the 816 libraries in place and don't rebuild the kernel?
Thanks,
Kevin
ABI).
Well, now Glovia is is telling me that the proiv kernel does not support 64 bit oracle. I was led to believe that while it didn't take advantage of the 64 bit we could still run Oracle in 64 bit mode. We have been running oracle 8.1.7 for 4 days now while the kernel is linked to the 816 libraries. Am I messed up or what? I don't seem to be having any problems as of yet but I don't like the idea of having proiv linked to 816 libraries.
Questions:
1. Does Proiv have a kernel that operates 64 bit?
2. Can Glovia run on that kernel (even though they may not say you can)?
3. What are the ramifications if I leave the 816 libraries in place and don't rebuild the kernel?
Thanks,
Kevin
Setting an absolute value for an integer
08 November 2001 - 08:24 PM
Is there a way within Proiv to set an absolute value for a number? I can't find anything in the manuals. Like an ABS() function or something?
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks,
Kevin
pro4bus error
20 September 2001 - 05:28 PM
Can anyone help me? I am getting an error when I try to execute the pro4busd.
hal9004 pro4bin/p4bus # ./pro4busd
sockListen: bind socket failed
last system error 226: Address already in use
I did a kill on the pro4bus process a couple of days ago because I needed to reinstall some keys. Any suggestions? I'm still waiting on my response from Glovia.
Thanks much.
Kevin
hal9004 pro4bin/p4bus # ./pro4busd
sockListen: bind socket failed
last system error 226: Address already in use
I did a kill on the pro4bus process a couple of days ago because I needed to reinstall some keys. Any suggestions? I'm still waiting on my response from Glovia.
Thanks much.
Kevin
Proiv timing cycle
24 January 2001 - 10:26 PM
Greetings all,
Does anyone have a comprehensive layout of the timing cycle for proiv? We have a copy of one but it does not seem to go into detail about control breaks. Thank you.
Kevin
Does anyone have a comprehensive layout of the timing cycle for proiv? We have a copy of one but it does not seem to go into detail about control breaks. Thank you.
Kevin
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