Re: UniData

On Thu, 7 Dec 2000, Jonathan Leffler wrote: > Tom Girsch wrote: > > Now that Informix owns Ardent, is this the appropriate place to discuss > > Ardent's UniData product? If no, does anyone know if there is such a place? > > It is not inappropriate to start a discussion about UniData or UniVerse > here (so no-one should jump on you for asking the question), but the > majority of your audience here are not UniData or UniVerse > specialists. William Rice suggested the comp.databases.pick news > group as an alternative. I suspect that cross-posting between the two > would not be wholly inappropriate, though c.d.p might get fed up with > some of the chat-back that goes on in c.d.i on occasion (make that 'most > days'). > > -- > Yours, > Jonathan Leffler (Jonathan.Leffler@Informix.com) #include <disclaimer.h> > Guardian of DBD::Informix v1.00.PC1 -- http://www.perl.com/CPAN > "I don't suffer from insanity; I enjoy every minute of it!" > We have both Unidata and Informix systems here. In fact we were originally Unidata, which is ex Prime 'Information', bashed into a Unix shape. I will always remember debugging our syntax differences in our software. John

In light of the comments that have been posted here, I'm going to post my question on this list (it has already been posted on c.d.p.). Bear with me because UniData is completely new to me. I am having some problems getting the InterCall test program to work properly. I'm using UniData 5.1 on Digital UNIX. The ictest.c program compiled correctly with a little bit of convincing (had to adjust the link-library path to pick up some of the libraries it uses), but when I run it, it gives me error #39121, License Expired. However, when I check the licensing with confprod, I see the licenses are valid until 1/1/4000 (in other words, they never expire). Also, when I connect using the 'udt' program, everything works fine. As you can probably tell, I'm VERY new to this, so any suggestions you might have would be exceptionally helpful. Thanks in advance, - TJG