Re: Informix Connect
Posted in 2004
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 21:33:28 +0100, Paul Watson <paul@oninit.com>
wrote:
>What does the release notes say the connection should be? I don't
>have a Sco box.
>
>Have you started sqlexecd ?
>
>I would expect the Unix end to be
>
>pei setlitcp eptsco sqlexec
>
>with a line in /etc/services for sqlexec
>
>at the PC end I tend to start with DBPing if it doesn't just work.
>If DBPing doesn't work then nothing else will
>
>Tom wrote:
>>
>> Great. Here goes...
>>
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>> When I run Setnet32...
>>
>> Environment TAB
>> INFORMIXDIR=C:\\Program Files\\Informix\\Connect\\
>> INFORMIXSERVER=pei>> INFORMIXSQLHOSTS=
>>
>> Server Information TAB
>> IBM Informix Server - <pei>
>> Hostname - <server's IP address>
>> Protocolname - <sesoctcp>
>> Service Name - <1525>
>> Options - <empty>
>>
>> Host Information TAB
>> Current Host - <server's IP address>
>> User Name - <informix>
>> Password Option - <password>
>> Password - <informix's password>
>>
>> About Setnet32
>> 9.53 2.81.TC2
>
>Looks OK, I tend to run regcopy after changing setnet32
>
>>
>> When I run ILogin Demo...
>>
>> Login parameters
>> Server pei
>> Hostname server's IP address
>> Servicename 1525
>> Protocolname sesoctcp
>> Username informix
>> Password informix's password
>> Stores Database Stores7 <or one of my databases>
>>
>> I get an error message...
>>
>> Message from ILogin Demo
>> Database: Sqlcode = -908
>> Refer to informix Find Error utility or
>
>Is sqlexecd listening on the port, you can use netstat -a on server
>to check.
When I check for sqlexecd running, I use:
ps -eaf | grep sqlexec
and I see two processes running. "pei" and "pei2".
When I use the netstat -a command, I see:
eptsco.sqlexec
eptsco.sqlexe2
in the Local Address column, and the state for both is "LISTEN".
in the Foreign Address column I see "*.*".
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