| Reg Domaratzki \(iAnywhere Solutions\) 2005-06-28, 11:24 am |
| When you use the -tu switch on the remote, each transaction on the remote is
sent as a separate synchronization. Have you defined a whole mess of
connection level scripts? If so, the connection level scripts will fire for
each synchronization. You might want to consider using the -tx switch on
the MobiLink server as well.
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"Brian Greiman" <bgreiman@bernicks.com> wrote in message
news:42bc276f$1@foru
ms-1-dub...
> We are using ASA v9.01.1964 on server (Win2k) and client (Win2k laptop).
> Here are our command lines.
>
> dbmlsrv9 -c
>
" dsn=central;dbn=cent
ral;eng=central;uid=
user;pwd=password;co
mmlinks=tcpip"
> -zs "MLServer" -x tcpip -ot c:\bersys\mlserver.mls -os 5m -zu+ -v
> cnpus -dl -fr -q -d5m -u5m -us
>
> dbmlsync -c " dsn=local;dbn=local;
eng=local;uid=user;p
wd=password;" -u
> "0152" -k -x -vn -e "FT=off" -n "pub_ml_sales""pub_ml_sales_subset" -tu -o
> c:\bersys\0152.txt c:\bersys
>
> I wanted to add -tu to dbmlsync command line and -us to dbmlsrv9 command
> line. What I got when I did this is ML session would now take forever. I
> never let one finish. It would be like the ML server would get in some
sort
> of loop or something and would keep cycling through scripts over and over
> again (display on server window), not really applying any data.
>
> Can anybody give me some help on what I may have done wrong?
>
> Brian
>
>
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