Powerhouse C-ISAM to Oracle migration
Jeff Hoffman
wonicon at optusnet.com.au
Thu Apr 13 04:59:36 CDT 2006
Hi
Have you check the case of the fields and table names?
Jeff
At 11:58 AM 13/04/2006, you wrote:
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>Hello everyone,
>
>We in the process of mapping out the migration of Powerhouse applications
>(v 8.13.D2) from C-ISAM to Oracle 8.17 on AIX 5. We have setup a sample
>of the tables within Oracle and can access these from Powerhouse if we
>define a CURSOR. However we are having trouble accessing tables via a
>nomal "Access" statement. Below is an example where a CUROSR works, but
>the "access ASSET_CATEGORY" takes 2-3 seconds before exits QUIZ with no
>error message. "Access ASSET_CATEGORY_X", which should produce a error
>message because not table of this exists also causes quiz to exit without
>an error message.
>
>Any ideas on where to start looking at where the problem would be?
>
>Regards, Stephen
>
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>SYS=/live|steve:/home/steve>quiz SUBDICT=SEARCH
>Q U I Z (PowerHouse 8.13.D2)
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>
>Warning: Temporary licensing of PowerHouse Server products expires
>15-MAY-2006.
>Please contact your local Sales Administration office for a permanent license.
>
> > SQL DECLARE TEST_CURSOR CURSOR FOR SELECT * FROM ASSET_CATEGORY
> > access TEST_CURSOR
> > go
>
>Records selected: 1
>
> > access ASSET_CATEGORY
>SYS=/live|steve:/home/steve>
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