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Your standard approach is just fine for files that aren't expected to grow significantly (and don't ask me what qualifies as "significant"). Just note that each time you read the file you are doing memory management and incurring overhead. As local …
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You can use the Dir() function to get the size of the file and avoid having to OSRead (or use OSBRead and start where you want).
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Nice! Thanks for the confirmation and update.
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@vince - Mark's answer is the right one.
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Some of what I have read suggests to me that there might still be a little bit of confusion. It seems as if some think the Output Format is the important issue and is referenced under the hood. This is not the case so I want to make sure there is pr…
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@Opto_Will, I guess you could say I've been holding out. While these are commercial products, we don't broadly advertise them for a few reasons. Primarily it is because these products always require a bit of tweaking to fit the target environment a…
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The only implementation that I've experienced was connecting it to a SQL database and thus OI data was pushed to SQL. Our Replication management tool coupled with our SQL data mapping utility has been used in several sites to provide near real-time …
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@Opto_Will - Indeed. This was the very thing I was trying to remember much earlier in this thread. I knew there was a way but I rarely do it so it escaped my memory and I couldn't find any of the sites that had this. Also, this isn't documented. Jus…
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@Opto_Will - Jared gets the credit for this and I think he meant to post earlier but he must have forgotten. In wrapper.conf add the last line: # Application parameters. Add parameters as needed starting from 1 wrapper.app.parameter.1=com.revelat…
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I don't think so. Since this is based on percentage then 0-100 is the range. You would need to convert your min/max values into percentages and update the progress accordingly.
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We also ran into this recently, but I think it was also the result of OI 9.4.6 being less forgiving when using internal values in Btree.Extract. It is interesting because Btree indexes do store the internal value. Thus, it is natural to think that …
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@albertkurniawan What @Opto_Will is suggesting is that you Oconv the dates before using them in your SEARCH_STRING. Your dictionary items should also be properly formatted so the system will now how to properly Iconv your dates.
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Are ARCS and DCE parallel applications that inherit from SYSPROG or do they have a different relationship to each other?
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It looks like eserver.cfg is tied to the OInsight folder. Is the eserver.cfg filename hard coded in the Java application? doesn't seem reasonable. @paxton - That is the question I've been trying to answer. You would not need to as it is implied th…
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I think that has the same information in the PDF document I referenced. It just isn't clear how the custom eserver.cfg is referenced. Do you see something I don't?
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The aforementioned document does refer to running multiple EngineServer services and this would require a custom InstallApp-NT.bat file that points to a custom wrapper.conf file. I know this is necessary so the service can be named differently, but …
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103-966 OpenInsight OEngineServer Configuration.pdf documents the /l switch for using a renamed eserver.cfg file, but this is only relevant when launching OESocketServer.jar from a command prompt. I forget how to install the service using a renamed…
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@Paxton - A cool. This does explain the problem you are experiencing and is probably why you might not have gotten a response on the Revelation forum. It's possible no one understands you because it is expected that different sites would use differe…
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@Paxton - To follow up on Kevin's response, how are you getting two logins to use the same engine server? Do you have two entries in the Registry?
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Even the presence of a single debug statement for the "CLICK" event makes it fire, ignoring any possible DBLCLK event generation. This is is the point I was trying to make. Having a debug statement is itself a (if not the) problem. It is interrupt…
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...the behavior persists even without 'debug' statements. That was going to be my next question. I've seen situations like this before, but they are almost always related to some type of interference occurring in the CLICK event. Once the CLICK e…
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Are you seeing this problem even if you do not have debugs in your CLICK event handler?
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@Opto_Will - I'm not entirely sure whose face that is. Many years ago we had a graphic designer on staff who created several desktop wallpaper designs for us. This is one of a few Christmas themed ones (most of the others have the year in them so I …
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I'll leave that in your court. If you do I'll look into it. If you are content to just want and see then we can revisit later.
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Thank you for sharing this with me. I'm still puzzled by this. The 32-bit and 64-bit OCX are separate files and named differently so they can both co-exist. One does not affect the licensing of the other. In fact, your are licensed for both 32-bit a…
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@josh - I'm glad this is now working for you but I am confused. What DLL are you referring to?
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@josh - Email me at support@srpcs.com about this.
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The system table where source code and inserts are stored is SYSPROCS. As Kevin showed you, inserts have their own entity type so that is why the Repository function wasn't working.
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I'm fairly positive you won't be able to send in a dimensioned array. This would require the routines handling the data to have defined the arguments in advance that way. Dynamic arrays work because they are, after all, nothing but strings. However…