Re: 4.10 under Windows Workgroup

This is probably totally irrelevant, but if you are running an SQL statement from the command line in UNIX, the syntax is: isql dbmsname statement i.e. you DON'T type ".sql" at the end of the statement. I would imagine that this is the same on a PC, although assuming anything with a PC is dangerous :-). However, I don't see how this would make the machine reboot (apart from the fact that it's a PC of course!) Hope this helps, Richard (biologist, part-time database manager and UNIX snob). ----------------------------------------------------------------- =20 | _ =AF\\ | Richard Thomas | | \\ 0_ | r.thomas@csl.gov.uk | | \\ / | | | oo/ | "20 Regal and a four-pack, | | / \\ | I guess I'm set for the night" | | \\_/ | - "TV Tan" The Wildhearts | ----------------------------------------------------------------- >=20 > We are having a great deal of difficulty running an ISQL statement = under=20 > windows. What usually happens is that the sql statement is run and = when it=20 > gets ready to say how many records there were the machine reboots. > The command line we are using is: > (p)isql dbmsname statement.sql >=20 > The machine is a 486/33 with 8 meg ram.=20 > Are there any special settings we should know about? > BTW: Things seem to be fine when we run from (P)ISQL menus. >=20 > Thanks.