MS SQL Server 6.5 / Visual Basic 5.0 / Crystal Reports 6

I have an application written in VB5 using RDO and C++ calls
accessing MS SQL Server 6.5 thru ODBC. The reporting environment
is based on Crystal reports and Excel.
Can anybody advise me if they have used the Migration Workbench
to port the database / application and what if any issues they
faced particularly in the area of the RDO. Any tips etc. would
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I have the following OPENINFO string *GROUPS section of the ubbconfig file:
OPENINFO = "msqlsrvxa1:Tm=TUXEDO, RmRecoveryGuid=7EC1A7F3-C304-11d3-B6DE-
0000E86B6EEF"
"Robert Patrick" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Are you sure your OPENINFO string for the server group is correct in the*GROUPS
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Abbas Tahir wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing an application using WLE4.2 (C++) under OS Windows NT4.
The application is a C++ client accessing a C++ server, which in turn
accesses a MS SQL 6.5 via XA Switch.
But when I try to run the following command
tmboot -yI get the following error messages:
225611.A413B!TMS_MSSQL.254: LIBTUX_CAT:466: ERROR: tpopen TPERMERR
xa_open
returned XAER_RMERR
225611.A413B!TMS_MSSQL.254: LIBTUX_CAT:1353: ERROR: tpopen failed -
TPERMERR - resource manager error
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225611.A413B!TMSYSEVT.252: LIBTUX_CAT:1478: ERROR: .SysServerInit:
TMS_MSSQL, group APP_GRP, id 30001 server initialization failure
225611.A413B!tmboot.138: 011900: TUXEDO Version 6.5forWLE4.2 32-bitWindows.
225611.A413B!tmboot.138: CMDTUX_CAT:825: ERROR: Process TMS_MSSQL atSITE1
failed with /T tperrno (TPERMERR - resource manager error)
I've already added the following line to the RM file in the directory
WLE\udataobj:
MSSQL_XA;msqlsrvxa1;XASWITCH.obj
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