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At 09 FEB 2021 11:21:10PM Gerry Van Niekerk wrote:

Hi All,

Hope you didn't miss me but have been busy with OI10

Windows server 2012

Issue 1

There is now 2 of us developing at the same time in OI10

I opened a proc called say form_event and have been working on it

Then one of my guys opened a different proc, say form1_event and it said it was locked..

and no it wasn't however when i closed form_event form1_event became unlocked?

Anywhere or anything I should check?

Issue 2

OIPI Printing,

now using set_printer1 in OI10 because of dotnet issues..

however very often the printing will be verrryyyy slow ie to close the preview we talking minutes..

Think it is confusing vsprint7 with vsprint8 maybe?

But in my 'test runtime' its fine logging in as another user

and still having issues with pdf printing using set_printer1

Thanks All

Gerry


At 10 FEB 2021 07:34AM bshumsky wrote:

Hi All,

Hope you didn't miss me but have been busy with OI10

Windows server 2012

Issue 1

There is now 2 of us developing at the same time in OI10

I opened a proc called say form_event and have been working on it

Then one of my guys opened a different proc, say form1_event and it said it was locked..

and no it wasn't however when i closed form_event form1_event became unlocked?

Anywhere or anything I should check?

Issue 2

OIPI Printing,

now using set_printer1 in OI10 because of dotnet issues..

however very often the printing will be verrryyyy slow ie to close the preview we talking minutes..

Think it is confusing vsprint7 with vsprint8 maybe?

But in my 'test runtime' its fine logging in as another user

and still having issues with pdf printing using set_printer1

Thanks All

Gerry

Hi, Gerry. To answer your 2nd question first - no, there shouldn't be any confusion using the proper VSPRINT ocx - only VSPRINT8 is a 64bit ocx, so only it can be used by OI.

Regarding your first issue, I have a couple of questions. Are you using a UD service, or are these "direct access" (with no UD service set up, so ServerOnly=0 in your REVPARAM)? Are you both creating new stored procedures, or calling up existing stored procedures, or a mixture (you're creating a new one and your colleague is editing an existing one)?

Thanks,

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.


At 22 FEB 2021 05:47PM Gerry Van Niekerk wrote:

#2 is clear thx

will re register v7 and see if it fixes my speed issues

Will recheck pdf's in OI10 using vsprinter1 again, last time i checked it still had some issues..

Will email you again when I get a change to retest it…

re #1

We using ud5

linearhash_52 is running

linerahash is not running

*revparam file

ServerOnly=0

#NamedPipeName=None

#ServerName=localhost

#ShareName=REVFILES

#TcpIpPort=9875

#Secure=1

*end*

working on the server using RDP

Calling existing procedures

I have one open and he calls another one different name and it says its locked, then when I close mine he can open the other procedure..

It was only one particular procedure NOT all

Thx

Gerry


At 23 FEB 2021 07:04AM bshumsky wrote:

<snip>

*revparam file

ServerOnly=0

#NamedPipeName=None

#ServerName=localhost

#ShareName=REVFILES

#TcpIpPort=9875

#Secure=1

*end*

<snip>

Hi, Gerry. Specifying "ServerOnly=0" in the REVPARAM means that YOU ARE NOT USING THE LINEAR HASH (UNIVERSAL DRIVER). ServerOnly=0 means you are explicitly telling OpenInsight that you want to manage the handling of files locally, rather than via the UD service.

I would STRONGLY STRONGLY STRONGLY suggest that you set ServerOnly=1, and set the other parameters to their proper values, unless you are operating in a single user mode - which you clearly are not.

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.


At 23 FEB 2021 03:26PM Gerry Van Niekerk wrote:

Thanks Bryan,

that was the default on installation, didn't change it after installing it?

Will change it and see.

Thanks

Gerry

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