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I have two Oracle database, one on v8.0.6 and one on on a higher version and due to be migrated to 9i. The two databases read records from each other by way of daily snapshots in either direction, and an API held on the v8.0.6 database which returns answers to the application being migrated to...

Hi all, I have a theoretical problem which I am looking to draw on peoples experience to solve. I am designing a solution which needs to pick prices based on a number of complex factors, including UK postcode. The database held postcode : price (table pricearea) relationship defines...

I'm hoping someone can clear up a disagreement here. We have an NT box that holds two runtime instances of the same module. Each instance uses Oracle Client software to point at an Oracle database on a different box to extract data from that Oracle db. Currently both Oracle instances are at...

I should have explained that, I'm diliberately breaking the connection. What I don't understand is why the try / catch doesn't catch it - perhaps because collabconnexception is not a sub class of exception? There is coding to handle the exception, yes. I chopped it out because it's lengthy and...

Cheers, Madere. I'm sure it's coming from within the try catch, which onlyu surrounds the postSiebelForm(). The full stack trace, which does contain a CollabDataException as well, is: 11:52:48.735 COL I 6 (initialize.cxx:302): JCS: Java collaboration translate threw a...

Anyone have any ideas why a CollabConnException is not caught by catch (Exception e), i.e.: try { bSibRet = getSiebelOutEtd().postSiebelForm(); } catch(Exception e) { xxx } The CollabConnException seems to be generated by postSiebelForm()

Hi, another simple questions. I've just had some scripting dropped on me and I'm blundering around in the dark. I want to see if a directory exists - how can I do this? The name of the directory will always be the same.

Quick question - I'm writing a script to create a directory structure for deployment in builds. The script starts by copying the existing structure. I want to date/time stamp the directory name so that a history is kept. So I'm doing something like: oldbuild=old_build_'date '+%d%m%y%H%M'' cp...