Hi Andreas,

it seems to be no way to get it on running. What ever I do, I get the message : "Fatal error in shared memoryi initialization". Do you have any other idea how to fix it!?
Thx in advance

Mirsad

Thanks Hrvoje. I have already opened a PMR for this.

If you purchased software, you should try to contact IBM (open PMR).
If you do not have any other software in folder you installed csdk
(e.g. Informix, jdbc, ...) than you can delete this folder and try
to find and delete any reference to it in your registry. Of course,
this is not supported and should not be done by unskilful person,
and especially should not be done on any production system.
HTH
Hrvoje

AFAIK dos2unix changes only windows (dos) newline to unix (as you wrote 0x0d 0x0a to 0x0a).
Since tr is working as filter (reading from input file and writing to output file), I'm
expecting there's no limit on file size - drawback is that you have two copies of this
(big) file.

Of course, you can try to produce file on windows with unix like newline characters - I
do not know what you are using on windows side to produce this file.
HTH
Hrvoje

I still have this problem. Can anyone help me?

Hi, I need you help.

I'm following the following link to configure Basic Text Search feature in Informix 11.70.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/idshelp/v117/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.dbext.doc%2Fids_dbxt_175.htm

But the server says:
>CREATE INDEX bts_keytranslation ON pm_key_translations (system_key bts_varchar_ops) USING bts in bts_extspace;

SQL Error (-937): bts clucene error: IO error: Cannot create temp directory

Does anybody know how I create the temp directory? what's the meaning of "temp directory" here?

Are there any file size restrictions using "tr"?

But basically I really want to just generate the file on Windows, ftp in binary mode over to Unix, and load into Informix. No other processing, if possible.

I'd just like to confirm that the only thing dos2unix has been doing for us is to change x'0D0A' to x'0A'.

Thanks

Hi,
instead of dos2unix, you can use tr command. For example:
tr -d '\015' < oldfile > newfile
This will delete all ^M characters.
HTH
Hrvoje

Hi all,
...

Hi Jack,

with Informix you don't install licences. You buy them and keep them with your paper work.
What you can get, e.g. from the -V option of many Informix executables, is the edition which also is an indicator of what you can and what you can't. Pls. search the web for Informix Editions to learn more about this.

HTH,
Andreas

Hi,

Is there any way to get the number of installed licenses in System for Informix DB by using some commands?

Any help/suggestion would be highly appreciated in this regard.

Thanks,

Br,

Jack

Hi,

Is there any way to get the number of installed licenses in System for Informix DB by using some commands?

Any help/suggestion would be highly appreciated in this regard.

Thanks,

Br,

Jack