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  • in reply to: Delete after read using database-inbound protocol #83058
    James Wang
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      You could try the following:

      1. Define a database schema include the identity column.  Said rowid, value

      2. Read the data into the table define by the schema.

      3. Read Success use:

      Delete from mytable where rowid =

      Notice that is needed so that rowid will replace with the value in the table.

      in reply to: How to up the detail for ftp using eo_config enable_all #83052
      James Wang
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        The client is issue correct command to the server.

        The error indicates that there is permission issue.

        Check the folder/file permission.

        in reply to: NFS Causing Problems? #82553
        James Wang
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          Mounting NFS (hard mount) via WAN connection is not advised.

          different between soft and hard mount

          a) Hard mounts

          Advantages: If the connection is lost and it is a minor problem, and you are ok with having all your NFS clients have frozen applications, and possibly have their entire systems frozen and useless until the NFS server comes back online, you may not lose any data when the NFS share becomes available again.

          Disadvantages: If an application freezes and you can’t bring up the NFS server, your only option appears to be to kill that application, even if it could have easily survived write errors. Also, a simple NFS share where you dump files once in a while, and that is completely unnecessary for the system to function, can freeze the entire system indefinitely if the server loses connection to the client.

          b) Soft mounts

          Advantages: They work as expected (for the most part) – if the server fails, the application gets an I/O error, and keeps going.

          Disadvantage: According to the nfs man page, and every other source on the internet, this leads to silent data corruption because applications get told prematurely that a write was successful when in fact the data is still in cache, unable to be written to the NFS server that we just lost connection to.

          in reply to: Enhancement Requests for Global Monitor 6.1+ #81298
          James Wang
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            You can make the view shareable by link it to an user’s View List as subview.

            In addition, make sure check “Show Subview Content in Parent View” under Preferences->System.

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