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RE: Network Setup Scripting problem
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RE: Network Setup Scripting problem


  • Subject: RE: Network Setup Scripting problem
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 12:44:02 +0200

At 7:38 AM +0200 28/7/02, email@hidden wrote:
>
>Greg,
> It would seem to me that your code is missing the 'begin transaction' and
>'end transaction' commands (as well as a variable, such as transaction_ID, to
>reference the transaction as sucessful for later).
> Think of the Network Setup Scripting app as a transaction loader into a
>database which uses both field and record locking, and only unlocks on a
>valid transaction request (and then only long enough to make the changes
>before relocking itself). The timing is oft miserable between a request and
>fulfillment (5 seconds? 10 seconds?), so the loader is designed to stack
>requests and feed them, transaction by transaction, into the database
>representing the configuration information. No transaction request = no
>action on the part of the database, even if the database is 'open' for access.
>
>Hope this fixes it...

I hope, too.

On the other hand, the "status" command used to hang on the NSS version
which shipped with 9.1 IIRC. I replaced it with the version which ships
with 9.2 - shortly before upgrading to 9.2.2 - and all was fine.

Emmanuel
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