Re: I-Net for Windows???

In article <D5J9L2.3wL@cix.compulink.co.uk>, Chris Totten <tbone@cix.compulink.co.uk> wrote: > > Is it true that this only >allows one connection to the UNIX box? Surely this limit will impose >problems when users run applications under windows?? > I think was true of I-Net 4.x. This is not true of I-NET for Windows 5.01WF1. Though I haven't done it personally, I know someone :-) who has run a HyperScript Tool application _and_ the Q+E driver (with MS Access)...all at the same time. For what's is worth, I just brought up two instances of my application (which opened two sessions with the server). On the PC, we're just running the Chameleon winsock.dll. I've also run this i-net with Trumpet winsock.dll. We've got OnLine 6.0 on an RS/6000 server. I've also used OnLine 5.02 UC8. > >By the way, we are going to use the ODBC driver from Q+E (Intersolv) - is >this any good? - are there any problems we should be aware of? The only > There's some bug in the 6.0 OnLine engine that causes it to go deaf to new network connections. Existing connects continue to work. The Q+E drivers seemed to aggravate the situation. Of course, the real fix is to get an engine that won't go deaf. I'm still looking/waiting for a solution from Informix. 7.x? Good luck! -Robert -- Robert J. Rubin rubin@sequel.com Sequel Systems Inc. 800 E. Campbell Rd. Suite 301 Richardson, TX 75081 (214) 690-UNIX (214) 680-3161 (fax)