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Why the multiple Flush and GarbageCollect statements? I don't think it is safe to call these while in the middle of a process. This could very well be a red herring, but I would at least comment those lines out and confirm the problem still exists.
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Having to pay for something the customer wont pay for - then it would be obsolete. So is this a gripe against Revelation of your customer? I assumed it is against Revelation but I would argue it should be against your customer. Our customers, for …
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YES - our bigestest gripe in being able to run parallel systems in LIVE TESTING mode! Why is this a gripe?
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Yes, we've done ports and continue to do ports for various clients. You will be best served by cleaning up your repository first (e.g., using SCAN_REP). Look for dependencies upon 3rd party tools and make sure you have a 64-bit equivalent since that…
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The syntax is a bit confusing, but if you create a variable (e.g., Output) and assign it the value of "VAR" and then use this in the Output argument, you won't see the DOS box.
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Oh oh...the cat's out of the bag!
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Did you notice that I included links in my response? Do those not work for you?
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Hello! If you just need to start out with a set number of columns then use the Dimension property. If you want to insert/add columns during runtime then use the InsertColumns method.
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Sounds like a plan.
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That depends. Do you require anybody to be able to log in as an administrator?
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I think that looks fine except that CFG.LOGIN.PHS should be CFG_LOGIN*PHS.
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I'm not the expert in this area on our team so I can't answer your question. I know that things have vastly improved in OI 10. I couldn't find my original prototype for GetUserName but I noticed that it has the same signature as GetComputerName, whi…
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The CFG_LOGIN feature works as advertised in our implementations. As you have already acknowledged, this allows OpenInsight to rely upon Active Directory groups to authenticate the user and authorize the user to a specific level of access (i.e., sup…
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@jimvaughan - Please do us a favor and respond to the Rev post you made and clarify that the error is coming from the server and not SRP Mail. When you posted that this was for SRP Mail it points the finger in the wrong area.
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@Opto_Will - Are you sure you have a service that has at least 12 arguments? Remember, the precompiler will only create the number of arguments in the declaration based on the largest number of arguments in your services. Thus, if you only have a ma…
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Might be a good reason to create a tool that build this for you. Keep a template on-hand in the SYSENV table and your tool would read the labels and values and allow you to make changes for specific sites. It could even save those back to the SYSENV…
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That's a negative for me. Although, I can't say that I've taken as much care to rearrange the eserver.cfg file. I have done so with oinsight.ini only to find that it gets updated frequently by OI. I'm a bit surprised that eserver.cfg gets updated by…
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Barry - I just replied. It's something we have to address due to changes in 10.2.
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You didn't update your XPath argument as Kevin included.
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The OEngine.dll version is important to match the OInsight version. Yes, except that Oengine.dll would always report 9.4 for all 9.4.x versions of OpenInsight until 9.4.6.
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I'm sure the normal issues that headless engines face are relevant here. Anything that requires event context would not work as expected.
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Is the OENGINE.dll the correct version for the rest of the system?
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Is this path defined within a namespace?
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Nice. Barry would need to convert his date and time to OI internal date time. This looks to be doable using the SRP_DateTime Combine service.
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Will this support a span of more than 24 hours?
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Seems like the Debugger got disabled.
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I usually convert everything to seconds: (date * 86400) + time. Then just subtract the seconds1 from seconds2 and then divide the difference by 3600 to get hours.
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Wiki documentation and everything! LOL. I totally forgot that this is included with the HTTP Framework and thus documented in the wiki!
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We wrote a Logging_Services module to encapsulate the above approach. The two most prominent services are NewLog and AppendLog. The NewLog service primarily initializes the file and allows you to define column headers. It has an optional flag to kee…
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@BarryStevens - The official release is still v2.2.5, so it would not be expected to have the fix yet.