[Benny Chirackal]

Yes. We are using java upoc (TPS class) for using JDBC to access data from IBM iseries.

[Benny Chirackal]

Thanks!, Levy. I will try that out.

[Benny Chirackal]

Charlie,

Correct me if I am wrong, each thread in a process has its own tcl interpreter. Since a process can have many protocol threads, each of them has its own interpreter. So it does not depend on the upoc entry (the place where you put the script) unless the upoc is on the xlate thread.

Now does each protocol thread icon in netconfig has its own thread in the process? Or is it possible for them to share a thread in the process as is the case with the xlate thread?

[Benny Chirackal]

Luke,

I looked for the same thing. But cloverleaf has no documentation on removing a site.

I have been removing sites in the same way as you mentioned — remove the site name from server.ini and delete the site directory. Kill all site daemons before you do it.

If the site you remove is listed in rootInfo file as site=, then you have to replace with an existing sitename.

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