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What are you trying to trace - the client or the server? What kind of info are
you looking for - you should find it in the HP class on Image/SQL and client
server - see
http://www.hp.com/education/newmpeix.html
for a list of all the courses ... or here is the course description for the one
that might be helpful.
IMAGE Databases II: Client
Server Access to IMAGE/SQL
Course No.
H3231S
Price
US $900
Overview
This course prepares the student to be a
successful
database programmer by providing hands-on
practice with
the creation of client/server access to
IMAGE/SQL
databases.
Benefits
Learn how to
Use IMAGE/SQL as a back-end
Install ODBCLink/SE
Use Microsoft client tools
Audience
HP 3000 programmers who need to implement
client/server database models.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with at least one programming
language on the
HP 3000 (for example, FORTRAN, COBOL, Pascal,
C),
a basic knowledge of databases, plus completion
of an
MPE/iX course such as:
MPE/iX Fundamentals (H3217S)
IMAGE Databases I: TurboIMAGE and
IMAGE/SQL (H3223S)
Key Topics
Programmatic database access
Concepts
Programming with intrinsics
Setting up for SQL access
Using IMAGE/SQL as a back-end
Installing ODBC
ODBCLink/SE
Accessing data using MS Office tools
(MS
Word, Excel, and Access)
Accessing with Visual Basic as a client
tool
Example of a simple Visual Basic
program
used to access the database
Length
2 days
Class Schedule Information
<Plug>
Announcing a Console for ODBCLink & ODBCLink/SE.
We have a new add-on product for ODBCLink/SE (also works with DataExpress for
client server with ODBCLink/UDALink ... you must have a version E.58 (or 5.58).
For more detail see
http://www.mbfoster.com/products/index.cfm?bar=mbfconsole&main=mbfconsole or
drop me a note ... We will get the right info to you. You can visit our website
and find the info by clicking on the "product" pull down ...
</plug>
Birket Foster
In article <[log in to unmask]>,
Ramasubramaniam Ramani <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>Subject: Tracing clients in ODBCLINK/SE
>From: Ramasubramaniam Ramani <[log in to unmask]>
>Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 10:04:20 -0500
>
>Hello ,
>We are using OBDCLINK/SE on our IMAGE/SQL environment. I was wondering what
>tools I could use to track the client (current resource intensive user ! in
>particular) that is making the request - is ODBCLOG the only recourse or
>....?
>
>Thanks
Birket Foster
M. B. Foster Associates .. the 1-800-ANSWERS people!
Supplying DataExpress w/cross-platform ODBCLink Option (16&32)( 3K,9K&NT)
EC/EDI(3k,9k,NT) Phone (613) 448-2333 or (613) 448-2588 (FAX)
(See our website at WWW.MBFOSTER.COM)
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