Dear GI experts,
I'm encountering the following Oracle error while transacting messages through GI:

java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01691: unable to extend lob segment INTERCHG.SYS_LOB0000012207C00001$$ by 3 in tablespace SYSTEM

How do I resolved this error?

Hello.

If I make a cftlog I can see the logs of CFT. I want to ask you if you know in which file of the unix machine is the log. I want to make a tail -f of this log file.

Thank you.

Hello,

Iwould like to launch a script (.bat or .cmd) on a windows server which have blanks in its name.
I tried with and without qotes but the result is the same : script not found.

Ex :
c:\my test.cmd
c:\"my test.cmd"

Is there a possibility to do that ?

Hi All,
I have been using AMTrix v4.4.1 since 2005. I work for INVISTA S.a.r.l. Invista is very seriously looking to upgrade AMTrix to its next version/tool. I've been informed that there are tools available like B2Bi Express etc., In AMtrix we use lot of message builder program files(*.s4 and *.s4t extension files) to build and while we route the file from DPS to another DPS(data processing stage). So keeping all these in mind I'm not sure whether we will get migration tool while we move from the current AMTrix 4.4.1 to upgraded version.
Do we have to purchase Sychrony Gateway Interchange Server? Hope if we purchase this server we will also get B2Bi Express. I may be wrong in understand these tools. Please help me in understanding.
Which product should Invista procure for upgrade AMTrix version 4.4.1

Thanks in advance for all your replies.

raj.

Hello.

Do you know what is the meaning of : CFTMAIN /m=256 ??. Is it ram memory? :

bash-3.00# ps -ef|grep cft
cft 14969 14952 0 Oct 15 ? 0:20 CFTTPRO
cft 14965 14952 0 Oct 15 ? 0:00 CFTLOG
cft 15205 14952 0 Oct 15 ? 5:20 CFTTFIL
cft 15206 14952 0 Oct 15 ? 0:00 CANDLEXI
root 21398 21365 0 11:21:43 pts/2 0:00 grep cft
cft 14968 14952 0 Oct 15 ? 0:25 CFTTCOM
cft 21130 21127 0 09:59:28 pts/2 0:00 /usr/bin/bash
cft 14952 1 0 Oct 15 ? 0:01 CFTMAIN /m=256
cft 14970 14969 0 Oct 15 ? 0:06 CFTTCPS
cft 15204 14952 0 Oct 15 ? 0:01 CFTTFIL

Dear GI Experts,
I would like to display the PO number of a received EDI message as one of the displayed fields in Message Tracker. What's the best way to do this - using Inline Processing or Transaction Director or something else? Any detailed info on how to do this is highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Michael chong

Hi,

Problem is as follows :

I a receiving multiple files locally and send them to a remote server using FTP
I would like to maintain the order in which the files were picked up by the FTP receive method (i.e. ordered by time stamp of creation) when putting them on the remote server. However the order of creation on the remote server is different, probably because the FTP send method is executed in parallel and the time needed to create a message on the remote server will depend on the amount of data to send.

Does anyone know a way how to maintain the same order?

Thx

What database(s) are supported by Gateway Interchange for clustering purposes? Is Oracle RAC the only DB supported for the infrastructure?

Hi,

I would like to use Automator with some Shell scripts using relative path.

For example :


I configured Automator for my execution plan and this step is not working since the script is not executed from the directory where it is installed.

My question are:
Is it possible to configure the execution directory in Automator on Linux platform ?
If it's the case, could you give the process to configured it ?

Thank you in advance for your response.
Regards

As you've read before I've got these problems yet.
I've wrote a correlation rule that sends an event to a Tracked Object which is done perfectly.
The problem is that que dashboard doesn't "notice" this change in its tracked object and won't change any value.

Also I'd like to keep these records and be able to change the values of some fields so the object won't change if there aren't enough fields with a concrete value.

I'd love if you could help me before this thursday as I ought to have this done.


Thnx