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RE: [sqr-users] SQRs on UNIX vs. NT



What about the -S option for SQR that shows the status of all the SQL
Cursors?  I know it's -S for NT.  Not sure for UNIX.  But it might show
something.

Daniel Brinkley
Techneglas, inc.

>>> JMcKeever@fastaff.com 07/15/2003 4:16:15 PM >>>
I have verified that the code is exactly the same.  That is why I'm so
baffled...

-----Original Message-----
From: the dragon [mailto:ceprn@hotmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 1:18 PM
To: sqr-users@sqrug.org 
Subject: Re: [sqr-users] SQRs on UNIX vs. NT


It sounds to me like you are running two different versions of the same

program.  Check pathing hierarchy to make certain your executing the
program

you think you are, because the running the same program on two
different 
environments will not make the program behave differently (unless it 
contains environment specific code)....

clark 'the dragon' willis
dragon enterprises, consulting services



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(1878 - 1967)



----Original Message Follows----

Good Afternoon Everyone!

I've encountered a very strange situation and am wondering if anyone
else
has had this happen.  I have written a program which, among other
things,
inserts values into a table based on whether or not a specific person
already exists in the table.  When I run the program on our NT server,
it
does exactly what it is supposed to, but when I run it on our UNIX
server,
it seems to delete all of the existing rows on the table before it
does
anything else.  Of course, it then does a complete insert for everyone
it
encounters.

I have verified that the code on NT is exactly the same as on UNIX. 
Any
ideas on what's happening?

Jim McKeever
PeopleSoft Contractor - U.S. Nursing Corp.
(800) 726-8773 x1973
<mailto:jmckeever@fastaff.com>

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