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X002548
Not Just a Number
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Posted - 2004-02-20 : 10:31:29
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Yeah, Yeah, it's standardization time here....Who let all this crap in, in the first place, I'll never know....Damn thing has got to be from the mid 80'sTrying to point ERWin at it (and we all know how GREAT their documnetation is for 3.51) But it keeps telling me that it can't find SQLWNTM.DLL in my Path or working directory.....What's a working directory? It doesn't say...found the DLL though...Anyway...I need to find a comparison doc (or make one myself) to aid in the migration...Did you know, the syntax for an outter join is a.col1 = b.col1(+)...Like Oracle...but they only allow 1 outter join per query...And this damn thig sends money out the door....Where is that half penney router I remeber hearing about....Brett8-) |
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jhermiz
3564 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-20 : 11:19:26
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huh?Regarding working directory: it is just that the directory you are working. In unix based systems itspwd and in windows based systems at a console itscd both return the current working directory. Your path can be set if you right click on my computer, goto properties, advanced tab, button reads 'environment variables' (at least it does in winxp). As for the rest of your question I never have a clue what you're talking about (or smoking). |
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X002548
Not Just a Number
15586 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-20 : 12:01:16
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quote: Originally posted by jhermiz huh?Regarding working directory: it is just that the directory you are working. In unix based systems itspwd and in windows based systems at a console itscd both return the current working directory. Your path can be set if you right click on my computer, goto properties, advanced tab, button reads 'environment variables' (at least it does in winxp). As for the rest of your question I never have a clue what you're talking about (or smoking).
Just Maragrittas these days my friend...And its an ERWin message...quote: Establishing connection to SQLBase;Unable to load sqlwntm.dll (0)Check that sqlwntm.dll is in your path or working directory
I wish it were in the path of my commuter train right about now...Brett8-) |
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eyechart
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
3575 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-20 : 12:17:20
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google found this for you:http://www.sqldirect-soft.com/faqs.html#q2Look at the section for the client install, this DLL is part of the client.-ec |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
38200 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-20 : 12:31:50
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Brett, path information is a system environmental variable on your computer. If it can't find a file in the current directory, it checks for the file in the directories listed in your path. To see your path, right click on my computer, go to properties, then to advanced, then to environmental variables button. I'm on XP, so to get to that button, it might be just a tad different.You can also easily get to your path by typing path in a cmd window. Modifying your path though, I would suggest going to the environmental variables button.So is that DLL in your path?Tara |
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X002548
Not Just a Number
15586 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-20 : 14:41:17
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Thanks eyechart/TaraI got everything as it is suppose to be....I guess ERWin 3.5x on Win2k might be causing a problem....Damn....Maybe I'll try adding to the Path and place it in the root C:What's a working dir again? I figure it's where ERWin Launces...yeah I put it there too...as well as about a dozen places....Brett8-) |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
38200 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-20 : 15:02:33
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So when you say SQLBASE, are you referring to Centura SQLBase? If so, I think there is a sql.ini file on your machine that sets the working directory. It's been over 2 years now since I've worked on that DBMS, so I could be wrong. You'll probably find a few sql.ini files on your machine.Tara |
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X002548
Not Just a Number
15586 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-23 : 14:17:17
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Well I found it on the lan...do I need to install it's client tools?I can access the damn thing through SQLTalkI made all of the path chmages, ect, and I still get the same error...Anyone know what I have to do with the SQL.INI File?I wonder if I can use DTS?Brett8-) |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
38200 Posts |
Posted - 2004-02-23 : 15:15:23
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It's been too long since I've seen a sql.ini file. Yes you can use DTS to transfer the data, but the ODBC drivers will have to be installed on the database server or on a client machine such as yours. The ODBC drivers are installed when you install the tools.Tara |
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