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I'm new to programming with JDBC and I'm wonder how to register/configure my data source name on Solaris. I see it is done with 32-bit ODBC Data Source on Windows, but how is this done on Solaris? Thanks in advance

I'm trying to use mq_notify for a real time application to prevent the users from getting 'hung up' waiting for a response from a queue. In my code I have created mqueue_1 and send out a request to another queue, which should return a response to mqueue_1. The code then calls mq_notify before...

I am relatively new to mqueue and I'm trying to interface between two queues within my network but on different UNIX servers. I'm not sure if this is possible, but any information will be useful.

I have a executable running in the background accepting requests into a queue it has created and sending responses back to the calling queue. If I call another executable to send the requests and wait for the response, the program works. If I have another user run the 2nd executable they cannot...

I'm trying to write code using the mqueue library. I'm working on UNIX (solaris), but I can't get me code to run at all. This is a snippit of what I have.. #define PMODE 0666 int main() { int i; mqd_t mqfd; struct mq_attr attr; int open_flags = 0; attr.mq_maxmsg = 20; attr.mq_msgsize = 30...

I'm trying to write an automated query to extract records based on a range for a combination date/time field. For example I need all records whose Date/Time field is between 12:00 AM and 11:59 PM on Date() - 30. I've tried writing this with between statements, but I cannot retrieve all the data.

I need to create an automated query to run everyday based on a Date/Time field. I already know what the Date/Time field should be, for example 07/02/01 12:00 AM, but the day will change every day. How do I create the value for the date/time field automatically?