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Hi.Thanks for the solution. It´s work and resolve my problem.Regarding the type of code used think, maybe for my English, do not have me well explained.The application I'm doing is developed in Visual...
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Thank you Uwe. I had been looking under the Data Client folder.
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<<Can anyone give me a listing of the various dll files and drivers and how they are using them?>>Why do you want this? The installation takes care of all the DLLs. I certainly hope you...
View ArticleRE: Relativity and ODBC connections
No worries Mike, I am not trying to install any dll files. Just trying to understand the Relativity product. The only Release Notes I have are in regard to installing Designer so the references to the...
View ArticleRE: Relativity and ODBC connections
<<A previous ODBC connector that we use required the use of a certain dll when doing connections from Visual Studio solutions and that was the main thing my co-worker was asking...
View ArticleRE: Relativity and ODBC connections
Very helpful thank you. So to be clear if I use Data Client for ADO for linked servers and for data connection strings when do I use just Data Client?
View ArticleRE: Level 66 and managed code
Our Working Storage is slightly different. Try modifying it to something like this: 01 PREV-BC-CTL. 10 P-BRCLGROUP PIC 9 VALUE ZERO. 10 P-ENPG...
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<<when do I use just Data Client?>>One answer is to use always use the Data Client until you run into a problem with an ADO application not working on it. But, to be honest, you can just...
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That makes things clearer with the Data Client. Thank you. Where does Relativity DBA fit into the picture?
View ArticleLevel 66 and managed code
We're converting some REALLY old mainframe code to VC 2.3 for VS 2013 and we are getting a COBCH1710 when a Level 66 data item is referenced in the Procedure Division, specifically as an operand in an...
View ArticleRE: Level 66 and managed code
I just tested this with both 2.3 and 2.3 update 1 and I cannot reproduce the problem you are seeing.Perhaps this is related to a directive that you are using that I am not.Could you try creating a new...
View ArticleRE: Relativity and ODBC connections
The DBA, or Database Administrator, is similar to the Relativity Designer in design, but it has reduced functionality. It has the ability to modify a Relativity catalog after installation at the End...
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Thanks. Hopefully a quick question. In using a linked server connection and OpenQuery I have run across a couple of times where an automated background process blows up. Is there a log file I can...
View ArticleRE: Relativity and ODBC connections
In cases such as these, it would be best to let SupportLine tell you what type of tracing to generate.
View ArticleRelativity and ODBC connections
New to Relativity and not finding documentation on all the various dll files and drivers. Can anyone give me a listing of the various dll files and drivers and how they are using them? From what I...
View ArticleRE: Level 66 and managed code
First, we're running 2.3 Update 1 also. Second, we are doing class libraries instead of console apps. And third, we found how to get rid of the error. But being a career mainframe procedural...
View ArticleRE: Level 66 and managed code
This appears to be a bug when trying to use renames in working-storage within a class definition. Although your example with moving just the 66 level item to local-storage gets rid of the compiler...
View ArticleRE: GridView
If you tell me how your project is currently organized perhaps I can make some suggestions. You can update the individual columns of the gridview itself with data but binding to a collection object is...
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