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We have a client who was advised to purchase his upgrade to Great Plains Pro version 8.0 with the SQL 2000 Runtime. We were assured that this would work on a peer to peer network using Windows XP Professional. Wrong! Further information indicated that the SQL 2000 Runtime required Windows...

Hi, By "handing over", do you mean create the flat file from say an EDI850? My customer is creating the (EDI830 & EDI820) flat file manually, then running my interface program which posts to the 830 to their customer order file and the 820 to a remittance settlement holding file. The 820 is...

Here is a sample of our daily backup job: $ SUBMIT /NOPRINTER /LOG=SQ:BACKUP.LIS /AFTER=TOMORROW+:01 - /PARAMETERS=("AUTO") /USER=SYSTEM USR:BACK.COM it runs at 1:00 every morning and re-submits itself... (TOMORROW=after midnight)

Ask your (future) trading partners what EDI software package they are using.

Hello, Do you have PC's connected to the OpenVMS servers? If you do, just connect over to the PC and log into the VMS server (SmartTerm, Reflections...).

What software package are you using now? Do you know what it's written in (ie: Visual Basic 6.0)? Do you have the SQL table definitions?

Pathworks v5 is quite old. Have you considered upgrading? Try $ADMIN SHOW EVENTS, and check for anything unusual around the time of the error. Also check the log files in PWRK$LOGS and PWRK$LMLOGS.

Do any of your customers have label formats you could use as a sample? Many companies have their own "standard" serialized shipping container labeling requirements. I remember Sear's and Ace Hardware had unusual requirements. Most labeling packages provide "standard" formats you can use as an...

Vendor or Customer? If it's a customer, the customer is always right.

I also thank you Bob. I have to review my use of /IGNORE=INTERLOCK ;) I see your name alot on OpenVMS.ORG JDFrench, If you run the backup daily, you still may want to look at running it in batch and automatically resubmit itself when complete. Set it to run after 12:00pm. Just check the...

...of the directory. If successful, backup the disk copy to tape. Such as: $! backup to disk $BACKUP/LOG/NEW/IGNORE=INTER DKA300:[ALPHASDS.004252]*.* DKA300:[BACKUP.ALPHASDS.004252] $! $ If $SEVERITY .eq. 1 then goto TOTAPE !1=SUCCESS, 0=WARNING... $! $PURGE/LOG...

The /IGNORE qualifier qualifier has been around long prior to OpenVMS 7.1 Try the HELP again: Type HELP BACKUP then press RETURN until it says "BACKUP sub topic?" (at this point it should display the qualifiers) then type "/IGNORE" Does your backup command look something like...

What is the file name and location? On the backup command line enter the qualifier: /IGNORE=INTERLOCK This will save or copy files currently open for write. You will need the privilage SYSPRV or ownership of the volume.

In each text box add code to check for data with the correct length. If data exists, call a routine which checks all 5 text fields for data with the correct the correct length. Do the barcode fields have a prefix (ie AIGA)? EXAMPLE of 3 text boxes with a length of 12, the form will display a...

A few more things to try... Try logging in as SYSTEM with passwd MANAGER or, if that does not work, try FIELD with passwd SERVICE .. this might work (these are supposed to be undocumented outside DEC, but you know how things can slip :) If that does not work... What you need to do is do a...

Do you have the original distribution to reinstall OpenVMS? Thanks, Glen

What industry are you in? Are you shipping the cartons/containers, or is it material you use internally?

Do you have a computerized job/production reporting now? Do you print jobs sheets? "It will also interface with our inventory if not directly incorporated into it." What is your inventory system software and hardware? What package or language? Do you have the source programs and file layouts?

Try invoking the command: SYS$MANAGER:UTC$TIME_SETUP.COM but... whether you have it or not, depends on what version of vms you are on.

Try the "DEC (HP/Compaq):DIGITAL UNIX" forum.