Imaqdx multiple cameras show as Local Area Connections in System tray, but only one shows up in MAX.
I have two GigE cameras (Pulnix 4200GE) in my system, each having it's own NI GigE Vision Adapter. The adapters show up in Network Connections and in the system tray as "Local Area Connection" (LAC) and "Local Area Connection 2" (LAC2). However, I can only see one camera at a time in MAX. If I start with both adapters disabled, then enable LAC followed by LAC2, I see one camera (cam0), then both (cam1 shows up) but about 6 seconds later the second camera (cam1) disappears! If I enable the adapters in the reverse order (LAC2 followed by LAC), only cam0 shows up. I can see each camera alone by disabling the other adapter but I cannot get them both to stick around.
There is also an anomoly in the MAX display of the cameras. If I right-click the camera in the NI-IMAQdx folder the context menu has a 'Camera->' sub-menu which shows both cameras even if one has had its adapter disabled. And regardless of which camera I see (cam0 or cam1) the list shows the same camera is checked. This is in conflict with the data showed in the Camera Information tab of the attributes pane in MAX, which shows a different camera (ID'd from the serial number) based upon which one shows up in the folder list. And changing the selection check-marked in the 'Camera->' sub-menu has no effect on the information displayed in the attributes pane.
I have followed the troubleshooting guide and they are both DHCP-enabled and have Auto private addressing enabled. I have updated the Adapter drivers. This is a NI PXI system running Win XP.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Jesse
If you are running Windows XP you need to go to the network settings tab in Windows and bridge the two "NI Gige Vision Adapter" ports together (select both, right click and select option to bridge network adapters). This is due to a deficiency in Windows XP where multiple adapters within the same logical subnet (the link local address space, in this case) are not able to be used independently for broadcast traffic. This workaround is not needed on Windows Vista or later.
The details you are seeing by right-clicking the camera in MAX is the list of camera files (saved settings) that can be associated with the camera. You probably have two because both were visible at one point or another to IMAQdx and so unique ones were created. They are probably both associated with the same camera file because if they are both the same model name we have some logic that assumes that if one is removed and a new one is attached, to use the previous camera file. This only happens in certain circumstances---normally if you start with one camera and add a second (or start with two) they will both get unique files created to store their settings. In your case you can use MAX to set the correct association as needed.
Eric
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In a global transaction 2 records are inserted in a DB, but only one of them is committed
Hello,
in a ATMI application I run the following servers using one DB2 database:
A kind of Frontend, which receives requests over TCP-IP and sends these requests to other servers by the following calls: tpbegin, tpcall S1, tpcall S2, tpcommit
S1, written in C with embedded SQL: inserts 1 record A
S2, written in COBOL with embedded SQL: inserts 1 record B
Here is a snippet of the config-File:
>>>>>>
*GROUPS
GROUP1
LMID=server GRPNO=1
TMSNAME=TMS_UDB TMSCOUNT=2
OPENINFO="UDB_XA:db=xxx,uid=yyy,pwd=zzz"
*SERVERS
FE SRVGRP=GROUP1 SRVID=200 MIN=1 MAX=1 MINDISPATCHTHREADS=1 MAXDISPATCHTHREADS=2 CLOPT="-s FE:services"
S1 SRVGRP=GROUP1 SRVID=100 MIN=1 MAX=1 CLOPT="-s S1:services"
S2 SRVGRP=GROUP1 SRVID=700 MIN=1 MAX=5 CLOPT="-s S2:services"
<<<<<<
My problem is: only record B is in the database at the end of the transaction. If I am debugging the transaction I can see that record A is inserted into the database, but it has vanished after the tpcommit.
All servers are built with "-r UDB_XA" and call tpopen during initialisation.
I have produced a trace, where I see the following:
Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit, Linux RH, DB2 9.7
gtrid is the same everywhere
tpreturn in S2 calls xa_end: this is the server which inserts the commited record B
tpreturn in S1 does NOT call xa_end.
Thanks everyone.
GeorgHi Todd,
In the call of S1 the TPNOTRAN flag is not set
S1 ist built with: buildserver -o ... -f "source/S1.c $(LINK_OBJS)" -r UDB_XA -s S1:services
All the servers are built alike.
Statements like SQL CONNECT do not exist in S1
What does irritate me in the trace: there are lines with "tpopen = 1". In the documentation the return value for error is -1, and we check for -1 in the code. What does the 1 mean?
The trace follows beneath.
Regards
Georg
151706.SERVER!tmboot.5389.2406381312.-2: 08-06-2013: client high water (0), total client (0)
151706.SERVER!tmboot.5389.2406381312.-2: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151706.SERVER!tmboot.5389.2406381312.-2: TRACE:tr: dye
151708.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit, Patch Level (none)
151708.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151708.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151708.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151708.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: { tpsvrinit(14, "BBL -C dom=DOM -g 30002 -i 0 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -A")
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: { tpadvertise(".TMIB", 0x0x409349)
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: } tpadvertise = 1
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: { tpadvertise("..TMIBSET", 0x0x409349)
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: } tpadvertise = 1 [tperrno TPENOENT]
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: } tpsvrinit = 1 [tperrno TPENOENT]
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: { tpsvrinit(14, "TMS_UDB -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 30001 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -A")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0xeeeb10, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: { tpalloc("rpcrqst", "", 4096)
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: } tpalloc = 0x0xf4a068
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: { tprealloc(0x0xe0ad28, 52)
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: } tprealloc = 0x0xe0e208
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0xe0d7b8)
151710.SERVER!BBL.5390.530695936.0: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0xf4e188)
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_recover(0x0x7fff59d82990, 100, 0, 0x1000000)
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_recover = 0
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5393.2750289696.0: TRACE:ia: } tpsvrinit = 1
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:ia: { tpsvrinit(14, "TMS_UDB -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 30002 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -A")
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:ia: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x1706b10, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:ia: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!TMS_UDB.5394.2099959584.0: TRACE:ia: } tpsvrinit = 1
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: { tpsvrinit(18, "S1 -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 100 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -s S1:services")
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0xf4eb10, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:xa: { ax_reg(0, 0x0x7fffbae0ac80, 0)
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:xa: } ax_reg = 0
151710.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: } tpsvrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:at: { tpsvrinit(18, "FE -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 200 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -s FE:services")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x29ddb10, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:xa: { ax_reg(0, 0x0x7fffeb618490, 0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:xa: } ax_reg = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.2057348960.0: TRACE:at: } tpsvrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(1, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd868005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(2, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd860005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(3, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd858005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(4, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd85c005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(5, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd850005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(6, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd854005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(7, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.7: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.7: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.7: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.7: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
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151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(8, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd84c005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(9, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: LIBTUX_CAT:6126: INFO: New server dispatched thread starting
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd84c0170d0, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(10, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd848019880, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(11, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:tr: dye
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151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7fd8540192d0, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1843795712.8: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:at: { tpsvrinit(18, "SR -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 300 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -s SR:services")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x1399b10, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1896244992.3: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.7: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1854285568.7: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1917224704.1: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1927714560.10: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1822816000.9: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1875265280.5: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1906734848.2: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1864775424.6: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!FE.5396.1938204416.11: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:xa: { ax_reg(0, 0x0x7fff552572d0, 0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:xa: } ax_reg = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.185980768.0: TRACE:at: } tpsvrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(1, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7f37fc005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(2, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: LIBTUX_CAT:6126: INFO: New server dispatched thread starting
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7f37f4003520, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.-2: TRACE:at: { tpappthrinit (0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(3, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:at:} tpappthrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7f37f8005730, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.66836224.3: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!SR.5409.56346368.1: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:at: { tpsvrinit(18, "SD -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 600 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -s SD:services")
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x2b75b10, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:xa: { ax_reg(0, 0x0x7fff2182b280, 0)
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:xa: } ax_reg = 0
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:xa: { ax_unreg(0, 0)
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:xa: } ax_unreg = 0
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2751166304.0: TRACE:at: } tpsvrinit = 0
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.-2: TRACE:ia: { tpsetctxt(1, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: } tpsetctxt = 0
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: LIBTUX_CAT:6126: INFO: New server dispatched thread starting
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x7f8498003520, 0, 0x0)
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151710.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:at: { tpsvrinit(18, "SC1 -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 700 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -s SC1:SC1")
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151710.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0x1b23f00, 0, 0x0)
151711.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151711.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151711.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TPSVRINIT =TPSVRINIT started successfully
151711.SERVER!SC1.5415.3318970208.0: TRACE:at: } tpsvrinit = 1
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: 08-06-2013: Tuxedo Version 12.1.1.0, 64-bit
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: trace("*:ulog:dye")
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: dye
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: LIBTUX_CAT:262: INFO: Standard main starting
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:at: { tpsvrinit(18, "S2 -C dom=DOM -g 1 -i 800 -u SERVER -U /path/ULOG -m 0 -s S2:S2")
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:at: { tpopen()
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:xa: { xa_open(0x0xd80430, 0, 0x0)
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:xa: } xa_open = 0
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:at: } tpopen = 1
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TPSVRINIT =TPSVRINIT started successfully
151711.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:at: } tpsvrinit = 1
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:at: { tpbegin(0, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpbegin = 1
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 17160)
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0x7fd85c016468
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("S1", 0x0x7fd85c016468, 17160, 0x0x631210, 0x0x7fd870664c28, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:tr: dye
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"S1", 0x10, 0x0xfaf0a8, 17160, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 3000)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfaae18
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 3000)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfb3fa8
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 18000)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfb4e68
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("EDP", 0x0xfaae18, 1586, 0x0x640b08, 0x0x645208, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:tr: dye
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"EDP", 0x10, 0x0x2bd73a8, 1586, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 8192)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f84980161e8
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 0, 0x0x7f84980161e8, 14, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: { tpalloc("rpcrqst", "", 4096)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f84980184e8
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0x7f84980161e8)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:tr: undye
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0x2bd73a8)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 4096)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfa9b18
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("EDP", 0x0xfa9b18, 4096, 0x0x646e70, 0x0x7fffbae12278, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:tr: dye
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"EDP", 0x10, 0x0x2bd60a8, 4096, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 8192)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f84980161e8
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 0, 0x0x7f84980161e8, 2064, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0x7f84980161e8)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:tr: undye
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0x2bd60a8)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: UskRef0_db2.db_ref0_insert_azref: nach insert
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0xfaae18)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0xfbb498)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 0, 0x0xfb4e68, 17160, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: { tpalloc("rpcrqst", "", 4096)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: } tpalloc = 0x0xfaae18
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("AR01", 0x0x7fd85c024fe8, 15624, 0x0x631210, 0x0x7fd870664a68, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"AR01", 0x10, 0x0x14035e8, 15624, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 15624)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f37f4015f58
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 32784)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f37f4019f68
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("S2", 0x0x7f37f4019f68, 32784, 0x0x62d948, 0x0x7f3802ba2298, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:tr: dye
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"S2", 0x10, 0x0xde8348, 32784, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tptypes(0x0xde8348, 0x0x7fff807aa030, 0x0x7fff807aa010)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tptypes = 35840
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0xde8348)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0xfb4e68)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:tr: undye
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:xa: { ax_reg(0, 0x0x7fff807a7f90, 0)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:xa: } ax_reg = 0
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 32784)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xdf63e8
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 538976288, 0x0xdf63e8, 32784, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: { tpalloc("rpcrqst", "", 4096)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: } tpalloc = 0x0xdfe8a8
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:xa: { xa_end(0x0xd80430, 0, 0x4000000)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:xa: } xa_end = 0
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 0, 0x0x7f37f4015f58, 15624, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: { tpalloc("rpcrqst", "", 4096)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:ia: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f37f402bc88
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0x7f37f4015f58)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0x14035e8)
151734.SERVER!SR.5409.45856512.2: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("S1", 0x0x7fd85c0299f8, 17160, 0x0x631210, 0x0x7fd8706649c8, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"S1", 0x10, 0x0xfb3fa8, 17160, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 3000)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfa9b18
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 3000)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfbf168
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 18000)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0xfc65e8
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcall("EDP", 0x0xfa9b18, 1564, 0x0x640b08, 0x0x645208, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpservice({"EDP", 0x10, 0x0x2bd86a8, 1564, 0, 2147483648, {0, -2, -1}})
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpalloc("CARRAY", "", 8192)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpalloc = 0x0x7f84980161e8
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0xdf63e8)
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:at:} tpservice
151734.SERVER!S2.5426.2701363040.0: TRACE:tr: undye
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 0, 0x0x7f84980161e8, 38, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0x7f84980161e8)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0x2bd86a8)
151734.SERVER!SD.5413.2632021760.1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0xfa9b18)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpfree(0x0xfaf0a8)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpreturn(2, 0, 0x0xfc65e8, 17160, 0x0)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:ia: { tpfree(0x0xfc65e8)
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:ia: } tpfree
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: } tpreturn [long jump]
151734.SERVER!S1.5395.3805534048.0: TRACE:at: } tpservice
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: } tpcall = 0
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:at: { tpcommit(0x0)
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:xa: { xa_commit(0x0x7fd85c005730, 0, 0x40000000)
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: gtrid x0 x5200f756 x1: TRACE:xa: } xa_commit = 0
151734.SERVER!FE.5396.1885755136.4: TRACE:at: } tpcommit = 1 -
Simple certificate expired - multiple webgates but only one down
We have OAM 10.1.4.2 and multiple webgates on different web servers. The certificate expired but only one webgate had problem. Users were able to login to other applications protected by the webgates. All webgates were using the same certificate. Once we updated the certificate in the access server and restarted the access server, other webgates start having problem? Shouldn't all webgates will have problem connecting to access server as soon as certificates expires.
Thanks.Hi,
I would expect all the WebGates to see the same problem, assuming they do use the same certs. It is possible that they are only checked when establishing the connections to the Access Servers - so they will only see problems when the connections are re-established.
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Multiple Local Area Connections created at each boot
I have a new Dell laptop with Windows 8.1 - I work from home & connect to the internet via my home wifi network.
The problem I have been experiencing is that my laptop connects to the internet at boot up but then disconnects for several minutes & then re-connects again. This coincides with the Network & Sharing Centre showing a number of Local Area Connections
(numbered 3,4,5,6 etc) being created under Unidentified Public Networks. I have tried disabling the LAC's but they re-enable whenever I re-boot & I have the same issues again. I'd be very grateful for any advice on how to rectify this issue. Thanks.Hi,
Please try to flush the DNS cache for test:
1. Press Win+X to open the WinX Menu.
2. Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.
3. Type the following command and press Enter: ipconfig /flushdns
4. If the command was successful, you will see the following message:
Windows IP configuration successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
Karen Hu
TechNet Community Support -
P7N 750i SLI platinum, no Local area connection
Hi,
i have something very weird with my second p7n 750i platinum mobo(first one i had to send back because it didnt post), i dont have a local area connection in network connections and i am using the onboard network controller, the only thing i see in there is the firewire.
owkay first things first, i installed windows SP2 and updated it to SP3, then did the nforce drivers that came with the mobo, got a BSOD with those on the nvgts.sys error for sata drives and the ethernet controller with those nforce drivers installed correctly and i had an local area connection visible in network connections(could see this in safe mode), but since i couldnt boot into normal windows with BSOD i deleted those nforce drivers and downloaded the latest from nvidia 8.43.
i installed the nforce 8.43 drivers just the ethernet part without errors in normal windows since i was able to boot back to it.
Now i dont see a Local area Connection but i do have an active connection(i get ip address from dhcp and am able to do everything on the internet and network)
first thing i tried then was again removing the 8.43 drivers and install the drivers from the cdrom again without the sata stuff just the ethernet drivers but then the network adapter didnt work at all so i went back to the 8.43 drivers with the same result, i have a connection, i just dont see it
ive tried everything i could think of to get it to show up but havent found anything,
maybe any of you can help with this
the image shows what i mean on the right side and you can see in device manager its there and also in ipconfig
http://users.skynet.be/Sabre/nolan.jpgEverything is fine now
i did another fresh install but this time with a dutch windows XP SP2 not english and now i do have a LAN icon in network connections and im using the same driver installers as before, very strange.
and to answer NovJoe: on the english xp i could install all drivers without errors, from nforce i only installed ethernet drivers and SM bus controller, only thing was that the ethernet controller was not fully recognized by windows i think so it didnt show it in network connections but how or why i have no clue.
As you can see in my screenshot in the command window next to ethernet adapter it should have said Local area connection except it shows a bunch of numbers but its fine now, ill stay with my dutch win xp then. -
Every time i plug up the router it says limited or no local area connectivity
and when i put the modem back on it works so wats happening?
Model: WRT56G
I have windows xp
Message Edited by Eric11 on 11-12-2007 05:33 PMAs it shows "limited or no connectivity" on Local area connection...... it means itis not getting valid Ip address from router .....
Power cycle the router for 20-30 seconds ...... check that you are getting Ip address or not ...
If not ..... change the port from the back panel of router ......
Or lower down the card speed of Ethernet NIC to 10 Half Mbps ....
If still you are not getting valid Ip reset the router for 30-40 seconds & see whether there is any Ip address or not.... -
Local area connection doesn't have valid ip
I have a Touchsmart 320-1030 that belongs to a friend. Everything was working fine then for no apparent reason connection to the internet was lost. They have contacted their isp and gone through all troubleshooting with them. All other equipment (ie laptops, phones, ect..) connect and work fine. The windows troubleshooter offers no help and says local area connection doesn't have valid ip is the reason it won't connect. This is true when trying to connect wired or wireless. I piddle with fixing computers as a hobby so they have asked me to see what I can do if anything. I have been Googling, reading, and trying everything I have found for three days and have had no luck. So I am hoping I can find some help here. I have never seen anything like this. It may be a hardware problem and I'm not smart enough to realise it. But I need to know that too.
System -
Touchsmart 320-1030
Win 7 Home Premium
4 gigs ram
What I have done -
Brought system to my house to see if it will connect, it does not so I am working on it here.
I have rebooted modem & router
Connected systen directly to modem bypassing router
Uninstalled and allowed windows to detect and reinstall network drivers
Updated network drivers
Updated Bios
Tryed to inatall orginal drivers from support but they wont install
I have changed from detect automaticly to use this ip in tcip ip4 and used ip I know is good to my router -
When I did this last thing the wireless did see my network but the network 2 thingy that it makes still won't connect even tho when I search for connections the list says I am connected to my network. The little thing by the clock says not connected. Also the ethernet adapter says unknown public network when I do that. Wireless says unknown public network or connection when I have it detect ip automaticly.
Network discovery will not turn on in homegroup, nether will the services assocated with it.
I have run tweaking . com firewall repair
I have uninstalled avast security, there are no other av or firewall programs
I have uninstalled bonjoir because I read that causes a conflict of somekind
I have run tweaking . com windows repair ( just in case because it looked liked the firewall repair was doing something).
I have run sfc /scannow and it found and fixed some things, ran it again and it found nothing.
I am pulling my hair out with this one. Please help.
Thanks for your time.SSCRSR1, welcome to the forum.
Wifi problems can be very difficult to diagnose. Here is the Wireless / Networking / Internet section for the computer. Read the Wireless area to see if there is any help with the problem.
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How to set password for Local are connection?
How to set password for Local are connection?
do you mean the 802.1x authentication?
check out links below:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst2950/software/release/12-1_9_ea1/configuration/guide/scg/Sw8021x.html
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/network/bb545365.aspx
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How to change the properties of the local area connection
Try to make change in the properties of the local area connection, i.e. click Start --> Control panel --> Network Connection --> Local Area Connection --> properties. Then select Internet Protocal(TCP/IP), click on the Properties. Normally, the PC is set at Obtain an IP address automatically. Now need to change to Use the following IP address, then enter the IP address, Default gateway address. after that, click OK.
I am wondering, is Labview could do the setup as described? Once all done, is it possible to change the TCP/IP setting back to "Obtain an IP address automatically"?
Thanks,
TestThanks smercurio_fc.
I tried but not working. The way I try to do is connnecting two PCs directly through Ethernet cable. Then change the IP addresses as mentioned, after that ping another PC. If done manully, working.
After run the program you mentioned in your email, I check the "ipconfig /all" in the DOS window, it is still the old IP address. If changed manually, check ipconfig in the DOS window, it is changed.
Any thoughts?
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Enable Local Area Connection in windows server 2008 r2
Hi,
3 Days back i installed the Oracle Virtual box and after installing Ubuntu in it, when i changed the network mode from NAT to bridge, i lost the connectivity with server.
The data center guys has provided a channel in which we can access the server command prompt.
Using this i have removed the following entries from the registry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\VBoxDrv
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\VBoxNetAdp
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\VBoxNetFlt
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\VBoxNetUSBMon
but now issue is my network card "Local Area Connection" is not getting enabled and i cant access my server.
How can i enable my Local Area Connection back.
ThanksHi
Netsh can do this for you:
netsh interface set interface name="Local Area Connection" admin=enabled
Replace "local area connection" with your connection name.
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What does the "Local Area Connection* 12" mean?
using the commands below(win 8.1 professional):
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode = allow ssid=myWifiName key=myWifiPwd
netsh wlan start hostednetwork
In Windows 7, the commands will generate "Wireless Network Connection 2"(I think the reason is that there already exists a connection called WLAN. So it starts from number 2).
In Windows 8.1, the commands will generate "Local Area Connection* 12"(I could not figure out the reason why the number is 12 and what the asterisk means???).
I could not stop myself from thinking why the number starts from 12 and what the asterisk means? I could not get useful info from google. So I registered an account. Could you help me please ? thanks.Windows makes several "simulated" network adapters for various purposes. For example, if you're on an IPv4-only network, but you want to connect to an IPv6 computer on the internet, Windows can create a simulated network adapter that tunnels the IPv6 traffic
through your IPv4 network.
There are actually quite a few of these simulated network adapters. Since they usually quietly take care of themselves, and they don't correspond to any actual network hardware that you (the end-user) can see or touch, Windows will hide them by default,
to avoid clutter.
Now suppose Windows just started numbering all the adapters with the same naming scheme ("Ethernet 1", "Ethernet 2", "Ethernet 3", . . ., etc.). Then by the time you actually install your actual NIC, it would probably get a name like "Ethernet 7".
But since Windows hides the first 6 network interfaces, you'd see a listing that only includes one NIC: "Ethernet 7". And you'd probably say "stupid Windows doesn't know how to count."
So instead, we have two numbering schemes. Real, physical NICs get numbered "Ethernet ###" (or "Wi-Fi ###", etc.) while all the hidden network adapters get "Local Area Connection* ###". That way, the NICs that you see will be numbered
starting from 1, even though there are a big pile of hidden network interfaces that were installed first.
What does the asterisk mean? The asterisk used to be the signal that the NIC was a hidden NIC. Older versions of Windows named all visible NICs "Local Area Connection ###", and hidden ones were distinguished by adding an extra asterisk.
These days, we try to avoid using nerdy jargon like "Local Area Connection" when talking to you, so we changed the naming pattern to "Ethernet". But since hidden NICs don't matter, we kept their old naming pattern with the asterisk.
If you're curious, you can see all the network interfaces on your system with this PowerShell command:
Get-NetAdapter -IncludeHidden
(I'm the engineer that invented and implemented Windows's current NIC naming policies.) -
I'm trying to print multiples of the same image on one paper. I tried to change the layout to 9 per page, but it's only showing up and printing one per page, though it is the size i would like. But only one image is showing up as opposed to 9. HELP!!Version 7.0 (826.4)
I'm using Preview Version 7Hello @kgingeri1,
Welcome to the HP forums.
If you have sent a test print via ePrint, and experience this issue, i would call the Cloud Services department.
If ePrint works fine, it is definitely a Google Cloud Print issue.
Also, when you print from your android device, are you using Google Cloud print or the HP ePrint app?
Please call our Cloud Services at 855-785-2777.
If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html
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I have my ipod backed up on multiple computers but only one computershows all my playlists. How can I get all my play lists to show up on multiple computers?
If you want to connect and use an iPod on more than one computer you need to change the update preference in the iPod Summary tab to "Manually manage music and videos" and click Apply.
Using iPod with Multiple computers
Managing content manually on iPod
If your iPod is set to update automatically take care when connecting to a different computer if your current one is out of commission. You will get a message that your iPod is linked to a different library and asking if you want to link to this one and replace all your songs etc, press "Cancel". Pressing "Erase and Sync" will irretrievably remove all songs from your iPod. Your iPod should appear in the iTunes source list from where you can change the update setting to manual and use your iPod without the risk of accidentally erasing it. -
I have been trying to transfer some different movies from my PC to my IPad, but they are not showing in the "movie" folder. I have sync'd the movies (these are mp4 files) that I wanted transfered, but only one is showing in the folder. There are 13 other movies in the folder that have the ICloud symbol in the corner of their picture. I understand that I can pull those movies from ICloud any time I want to watch them, but I want to watch the ones that I've just sync'd with my IPad. How do I find them? After I checked the movies I wanted, I "applied" them and watched it sync and copy the wanted movies to my IPad. Now what? Thanks.
There are some good programs that you could use to convert the format, Handbrake or Mpegstreamclip are two good free ones. Convert them to MP4 and then try importing them again.
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My BEATS speakers are connected to my Mac but I have no audio and do not understand how to turn off the speaker. I press the power button and not shut off. And the white light behind me indicating that this synchronized, does not turn off ever.
Hello Sabroso007
Check out the article below to troubleshoot the sound output to your Bluetooth speaker. Check in System Preferences > Sound to see what the output is set to.
OS X Mavericks: Set up Bluetooth audio devices
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14217
Regards,
-Norm G.
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