Move datafiles and logfiles (Portal 6.0 and Microsoft SQL Server 2000)

Hello,
I have installed EP 6.0 with KMC and TREX. The database is MS SQL Server 2000.
The datafiles and the logfiles of the portal are respectively located in the directory "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Data" and in "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\LOG".
I want to move these files in the disk D.
How can I do it ?
Is the procedure described in the site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071 correct ?
I thank you for your help.
Regards,
Anne-Marie

Francesc,
Microsoft Exchange Server Integration in EP6.0
The Microsoft Exchange server (subsequently called the Exchange server) is integrated using the Microsoft Exchange server transport. This transport integrates the scheduling capabilities of Exchange Server with SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0. The following versions of Microsoft Exchange server can be integrated with the Enterprise Portal.
· Exchange Server 5.5 SP4
· Exchange Server 2000
· Exchange Server 2003
The transport uses Microsoft Collaborative Data Objects 1.2.1 (subsequently called CDO) to access data from the Exchange server.
You can check for more details on;
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/7a/ec015c8446d447a83776d40f31c84f/frameset.htm
Regards,
James

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          >> everything proceeds fine. Now, its not a good thing to attempt
          >> to reread row data for a ResultSet, especially for portability. Why
          >is WLS JMS
          >> doing this? is there some config I can use to adjust JMS startup behavior
          >for
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          >> Jay Houghton
          >> Centiv
          >> [email protected]
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          >> at weblogic.t3.srvr.T3Srvr.run(T3Srvr.java:203)
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Hi all,
I read the document "Troubleshooting Database Connectivity for Crystal Reports" and tried all SQL Server jdbc drivers (1.2, 2.0,2.0.1, 3) and I could not find a working driver with crystal reports at all.
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/boc/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d05b3bb7-0f28-2c10-4ea3-84dbdc4e414e?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
I'm also not sure if there is a working one?
Are there anybody who suggest me a jdbc driver for SQL server which also supports Crystal Reports?
The connection is ok, but the problem is I don't see tables and other staff under the connection...According to the document above, this means the driver does not support crystal reports...
Product versions which involve this issue as follows:
SQL Server 2000
JRE 5.0
Crystal Reports 11.8 (Comes with IBM RAD 7.5 IDE)
Platform : IBM Portal 6.1.0.2 ( IBM Websphere App. Server 6.1)
Any help would deeply be appreciated.
I'm totaly exhausted. I hope someone help me...
Best regards,
E.

I gave up this issue since I learnt that Crystal Java Reporting Component does not support portlet. I also tried with SQL 2008 and I also updated my IDE for updating Crystal plug-in in it. It was finally working at portal but the pager buttons and other staff in the viewer were not working since it still does not support portlet.
Thanks a lot.
E.

Unable to install SQL server 2000 and 2005 on Satellite A205-s5831

Hello everyone.
I Needs some helps from all of you.
I have Toshiba Laptop Satellite A205-S5831.
Its Have Windows Vista Home Premium.
And I am unable to install SQL server 2000 and 2005.
I also Unable to Install Windows XP SP2.
Problem is SATA driver.
Plz Help me ...!
Response me

Hi
The Windows XP needs a SATA driver if you want to install it on the notebook with SATA HDD controller.
The SATA driver can be found in the Intel Storage Manager.
I would recommend using the nLite program to include a SATA driver into the new Windows XP CD and then to boot from the new created XP CD.
Here you will find all details regarding the nLite:
http://www.nliteos.com/
Regarding SQL server issue;
Maybe you will be able to install in on Windows XP. Possibly there is a compatibility issue between the Vista and the SQL server software

[Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]The text, ntext, and image data types cannot be compared or sorted, except when using IS NULL or LIKE operator. 'Items' (OITM) (OITM)

Dear Experts,
i am getting the below error when i was giving * (Star) to view all the items in DB
[Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]The text, ntext, and image data types cannot be compared or sorted, except when using IS NULL or LIKE operator. 'Items' (OITM) (OITM)
As i was searching individually it is working fine
can any one help me how to find this..
Regards,
Meghanath.S

Dear Nithi Anandham,
i am not having any query while finding all the items in item master data i am giving find mode and in item code i was trying to type *(Star) and enter while typing enter the above issue i was facing..
Regards,
Meghanath

How to retrieve Min(startDate) and Max(endDate) for different groups of data? (sql server 2000)

My sample dataset (below) contains 3 groups -- 'a', 'b', 'c'. I need to retrieve the Min(startDate) and Max(EndDate) for each group so that the output looks something like this (date format not an issue):
fk   minStart      maxEnd
a    1/13/1985    12/31/2003
b    2/14/1986    12/31/2003
c    4/26/1987    12/31/2002
What is the Tsql to perform this type of operation? Note: the actual data resides in a sql server 2000 DB. If the Tsql is different between version 2000 and the later versions -- I would be grateful for both versions of the Tsql
--I noticed that multiple lines of Insert values doesn't work in Sql Server 2000 -- this sample is in Sql Server 2008
create table #tmp2(rowID int Identity(1,1), fk varchar(1), startDate datetime, endDate datetime)
insert into #tmp2
values
('a', '1/13/1985', '12/31/1999'),
('a', '3/17/1992', '12/31/1997'),
('a', '4/21/1987', '12/31/2003'),
('b', '2/14/1986', '12/31/2003'),
('b', '5/30/1993', '12/31/2001'),
('b', '6/15/1994', '12/31/2003'),
('b', '7/7/2001', '12/31/2003'),
('c', '4/26/1987', '12/31/1991'),
('c', '8/14/1992', '12/31/1998'),
('c', '9/10/1995', '12/31/2002'),
('c', '10/9/1996', '12/31/2000')
Thanks
Rich P

Rich
It is unclear what you are trying to achieve, you said that it is SQL Server 2000 but provide a sample data with SQL Server 2008 syntax
Is it possible to use UNION ALL for your queries to make its one
select * from
select * from #tmp2 t1 where exists
(select * from (select top 1 * from #tmp2 t2 where t2.fk = t1.fk order by t2.startdate) x where x.rowID = t1.rowID)
UNION ALL
select * from #tmp2 t1 where exists
(select * from (select top 1 * from #tmp2 t2 where t2.fk = t1.fk order by t2.Enddate desc) x where x.rowID = t1.rowID)
as der order by fk
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please help me. I am using java and MS SQL Server 2000, and I'm trying to access and verify the login. I'm getting the following error message: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Invalid Descriptor Index
Can any please help in this regard.
String userNumber = (String)userNumField.getValue();
char[] userPasswordArray = userPasswordField.getPassword();
String userPassword = new String(userPasswordArray);
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            java.sql.Connection connection = java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:Dikolobe_Data");
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                    "FROM SYS_USER " +
                    "WHERE (USER_NUMBER = ? AND USER_PASSWORD = ?);");
            statement.setString(1, userNumber);
            statement.setString(2, userPassword);
            java.sql.ResultSet result = statement.executeQuery();
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                String userStatus = result.getString(4);
                if(userStatus.equals("logged on")) {
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                    javax.swing.JOptionPane loginErrorPane = getNarrowOptionPane(72);
                    loginErrorPane.setMessage(loginErrorMessage);
                    loginErrorPane.setMessageType(javax.swing.JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
                    javax.swing.JDialog loginErrorDialog = loginErrorPane.createDialog(null, "Login Error");
                    loginErrorDialog.setVisible(true);
                else {
                    String userClassification = result.getString(3);
                    if(userClassification.equals("Administrator")) {
                        AdminHomePage newAdminHomePage = new AdminHomePage();
                        newAdminHomePage.setVisible(true);
                    else if(userClassification.equals("Educator")) {
                        EduHomePage newEduHomePage = new EduHomePage();
                        newEduHomePage.setVisible(true);
                    statement = connection.prepareStatement(
                            "UPDATE SYS_USER SET USER_STATUS = ? " +
                            "WHERE USER_NUMBER = ?");
                    statement.setString(1, "logged on");
                    statement.setString(2, userNumber);
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                    dispose();
            }

Doesn't the following link give you enough information?
http://www.google.com/search?q=invalid+descriptor+index
Anyway .. This error means that the given ResultSet column index which you're trying to retrieve the value from is out of the range.

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hello, i realize this problem has been posted lots before but i read in the forum and i couldn't find a solution to fix my problem
i am developing a desktop application in java and sql server 2000, and i'm using JBuilder for writing my java codes
here's the problem
i can MANUALLY store arabic text in my database (directly in SQL Sever Query Analyzer) and can read it in arabic properly in SQL Server, but if i want to retrieve the arabic text in a query in JAVA, for example: select * from person i see weird characters (not question marks) but not the original arabic text
and if i type arabic text in a java textfield and use the value entered in an sql query, for example:
sqlQuery = "insert into person (fname) values ('" + jtfFName.getText() + "')";it is inserted in SQL Server as ?????s and when i retrieve the values from the table i also see it as ?????s
even when i converted all the data types in the database to unicode data types (*nchar* instead of char and nvarchar instead of varchar) and modified the sql query to the following:
sqlQuery = "insert into person (fname) values (N'" + jtfFName.getText() + "')";(N outside the single quotation mark since according to rules on msdn)
it still didn't solve the problem
please i need urgent help with this issue!

problem was solved by setting the charSet encoding to "UTF-8" in the connection to sql server using the jdbc-odbc bridge

JDBC to access SQL server 2000 and Oracle.

hi,
I have the following requirement. I have an oracle database which contain sql data including BLOB and CLOB. Firstly, I should migrate the data to a SQL server 2000 database. That is, i should be able to have two databases, one on oracle and the other on sql server 2000. the two databases should contain the same data, which includes BLOB data. I guess, sql server 2000 does not have a BLOB data type. What is the equivalent data type i can use to save the Oracle's BLOB data in SQL server?? Should it be image type?
After i migrate the data to the sql server 2000 database, i should be able to connect to the two databases, oracle and sql server 2000, using the same JDBC code to retrieve, insert, update and delete the data. What are the drivers that i should use. I guess, the MS JDBC driver does not support BLOB and CLOB. Is there a driver that can support BLOB for sql server 2000 and is also free???!
Kindly help... Thanks.
Arthi.

Hi,
I am new to jdbc... so, pls forgive my ignorance...
I shall try to map a BLOB data column in oracle to an IMAGE data column in sql server 2000. I am using oracle jdbc driver and microsoft's jdbc driver for connecting to the databases.
My question is, can i use setBlob() method in the preparedstatement in jdbc code for setting data to the sql server 2000 image column?
rs.getBlob() and preparedstatement.setBlob()code works fine for oralce's BLOB column using oracle's jdbc driver.... Will the same jdbc code work for sql server 2000's image column using microsoft's jdbc driver??
Kindly help.
Arthi.

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