go to post Alexander Pettitt · Oct 26, 2021 Have you tried URL encoding? CON would be equal to %43%4F%4E and con would be %63%6F%6E
go to post Alexander Pettitt · Sep 2, 2021 I don't know a way that you can do that. You can run ^%GSIZE against a specific CACHE.DAT
go to post Alexander Pettitt · May 26, 2021 I have 21 instances of Cache running on a single server. There are a lot of pluses: simpler cpf, database snapshots, easier downtime negotiations I would manually specify memory since you likely have very few simultaneous users. Here is a link Sizing System Memory for Caché
go to post Alexander Pettitt · May 11, 2021 If your session is text you might make a look at a tool like screen that is available for Unix based systems.
go to post Alexander Pettitt · Apr 9, 2021 Death to extents :) I work in Unix where LVM and mount points would make this easy but it looks like Windows has mount points. Windows mount point
go to post Alexander Pettitt · Apr 9, 2021 You can compact and truncate the database while IRIS is up. Compacting a Database Truncating is the next section
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Have you tried URL encoding? CON would be equal to %43%4F%4E and con would be %63%6F%6E
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I don't know a way that you can do that.
You can run ^%GSIZE against a specific CACHE.DAT
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I have 21 instances of Cache running on a single server.
There are a lot of pluses: simpler cpf, database snapshots, easier downtime negotiations
I would manually specify memory since you likely have very few simultaneous users.
Here is a link Sizing System Memory for Caché
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If your session is text you might make a look at a tool like screen that is available for Unix based systems.
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Death to extents :)
I work in Unix where LVM and mount points would make this easy but it looks like Windows has mount points.
Windows mount point
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You can compact and truncate the database while IRIS is up.
Compacting a Database
Truncating is the next section