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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 7 Jan 1997 11:02:47 +0500436_us-ascii Nova IT Dept - NovaBUS Inc. wrote: > > We are trying to access our HP3000 980 from a 9000 730. We run hpterm. > Then run freevt3k to open a session on the 3000. We get a prompt and > can log in no problem. When we try to run a program that uses VPLUS it > gets an error saying "The terminal status request failed". It it > obviously not getting a terminal type from the 9000. [...]38_7Jan199711:02: [log in to unmask] |
| Date: | Wed, 8 Jan 1997 14:04:35 +0000 |
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[log in to unmask] writes:
<< Ditto - I'm having just as much trouble trying to get the PC API to
work. I got it installed on the PC, started ANSTART NS (try this Tony,
instead of ANSTART ARPA if your using NS to communicate) and it seems to
be ok. >>
I don't have Tony's message, but I recall that his error log was slightly
different. BTW, NS is the default for ANSTART.
In any case, you might try adding the Network Type to your SQL.INI file.
The syntax is:
[ALLBASE]
mpedbname=DBCode, NodeName:DBEName[,NetworkType][,ConvertType]
mpeuser=UserCode,LogonString
Network Types are described in the HP PC API User's Guide for ALBASE/SQL
and IMAGE/SQL, Chapter 3, Maintaining the SQL.INI file:
lw Novel Lan Workplace
nw NetWare
ws Windows Sockets
sk HP Sockets
ip NetIPC
I had to manually edit my SQL.INI file to use ws, but it works now!
Carl Hughes
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