PS

By the way, remote host on D3Linux.Can i to do query uses DCOM(local
host on Win, remote-D3Lin) ?. Which interaction type?
Thanks

soumi0 (AT) walla (DOT) com wrote:

I told you what it was. The key name is:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PickSystems\D3\Current Version\D3FSI

The data is a string value called MdsServerName. It must contain host
name or IP address of D3 Server.

Sorry, I don't understand what you are saying.

--
Kevin Powick

soumi0 (AT) walla (DOT) com wrote:

No. DCOM for D3OleSvr can only be used Win Client -> Win D3 Server.
No Linux.

--
Kevin Powick

I have remote D3Linux DataBase and WinClient users.
Except ODBC could i use any anything else ?
On win i have Excel or C++ application.

Here is result:
Set aCon = aEnv.brOpenConnection("ODBC", "USER_OR_SYS_DSN")
Host send(reply) : Server send(reply)

1.myserver,pick_name,dm,,sql : Logon suseful
2.CASE (f
When i asssign brCasing = true
raw packet 2 is CASE (n
e.g. connect is established ant then breaks.Why?
Thanks.

Is it possible you mis-typed the statement 1.myserver... ?

I don't think there should be two commas between dm and sql.

In your DSN, how did you define username and account name? Did you put in a
password? Is there a password on either USER DM or the account you used?

The TCP dump should give some indication of why connection breaks. If it
does not, try this:

Run the ODBC service in the "foreground". If this is a unix, linux or aix
system, open a telnet window and type
D3ODBCSRV -dpv /debug

If this is a windows system, open a telnet window and type:
D3ODBCSV -dpv /debug

Make sure D3ODBCS(R)V is not already running. This will display all the
ODBC commands received by the server and usually gives some indication why a
connection is dropped.

Mark Brown

<soumi0 (AT) walla (DOT) com> wrote

soumi0 (AT) walla (DOT) com wrote:

While many people have been successful with the D3 Class Library
and/or D3 ODBC, others like myself find them inadequate, and the next
logical question is "what else is there?". Having been down that path
already and having investigated, purchased, and written other
connectivity tools, the one I've finally adopted is mv.NET. I've been
VERY happy with this for a long time and a number of our new and
existing clients have adopted mv.NET as well for use with almost all
MV DBMS platforms and all operating systems. So yes, D3 Linux is
supported. (And for those of you who are interested, I just started
using mv.NET with QM/Windows. Same code, completely platform
independent - cool.)

You will need to shift to .NET to use the libraries, but this may be
the easy way to make that transition. Yes, you can use mv.NET with
Excel and to pass MV data to your ODBC-compliant applications. You
haven't stated exactly what it is that you want to do outside of
connect to D3. Feel free to contact me for more info. Rather than
purchasing the development environment I might be able to write up a
simple component for you and then you'll just need a deployment
license.

HTH
Tony
TG@ removethisNebula-RnD.com

Hi Mark
Since the ODBC service is now buried in FSI what would be the solution in
7.5 NT and on.
Thanks
Peter McMurray
"Mark Brown" <mbrown (AT) drexelmgt (DOT) com> wrote

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