[David Harrison]

I had problems with Windows connections using the NFS server supplied by Microsoft. I installed Allegro from <a href="http://nfsforwindows.com/home&#8221; class=”bbcode_url”>http://nfsforwindows.com/home and the problem disappeared.

[David Harrison]

I echo these sentiments also.

Having reached three score years and ten years I

[David Harrison]

Rob,

I’m not registered for the knowledge base. I’ve just applied but it looks like it could take some time. Itried the search but found nothing relevant to Cloverleaf v6.0.

I’d be grateful if I could get a quick answer as I’m leaving my employment in just over a week and would like do finish the documentation before I leave.

Thanks,

Dave

[David Harrison]

Jim,

I can’t find documentation relevant to the alternate server. Do you have an example of odbc.ini using alternate server.

Thanks,

Dave

[David Harrison]

Thanks Max – very concise. Haven’t tried it yet. I’m still puzzled why my v6 client works on XP remotely but not Windows 7.

[David Harrison]

Bill,

Not resolved yet. TCPView is certainly a lot more useful than netstat. I’ve noticed that on a VPN connection, when opening Net Monitor that all the same ports connect as for a local connectection but one of them goes into TIME_WAIT after being ESTABLISHED. Unfortunately that doesn’t tell me a lot.

It’s odd that my XP laptop behaves correctly when connected remotely. I’ll check it with TCPView.

Thanks,

Dave

[David Harrison]

Ok. Thanks for the tip

[David Harrison]

Jim,

Yes I get the idea. It’s probably easier to combine the two procs into one.

Thanks,

Dave

[David Harrison]

Jim,

It’s the Pre Proc within the Xlate.

Thanks,

Dave

[David Harrison]

This is the first I’ve heard about Cloverleaf 6.0.1. I’m on v6.0.

[David Harrison]

I have another use case for checking the status of a thread within an Xlate. The problem is the msiAttach command takes 15 to 20 seconds to execute and this would seriously impact the interface. I get the same result in Cloverleaf version 5.6 and version 6.0.

There is a tcl command CheckThreadStatus but this also takes the same time to execute (it appears to use msiAttach)

The only other way I can think of doing it is to use

[David Harrison]

Change this line

Code:

set dvr_ctl_str “{FILENAME $new_out_file}”

to this

Code:

set dvr_ctl_str “{FILESET $new_out_file}”

and put it in the outbound tab in TPS Outbound Data.

[David Harrison]

We use sqlite as a short term store for data that needs to be cached and also instead of tables which need to be frequently updated.

[David Harrison]

I would do this kind of filtering in an Xlate. With a SUPPRESS at the top of the Xlate you can use the IF statements and CONTINUE if the condtions are satisfied.

[David Harrison]

I thought I’d compiled it but hadn’t.  😳  It’s ok now.

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