Hi Brendan,

I wanted to use it to have an index not based on the Keys. Finally, I've solved it by storing the values as Array Of %String, and into the string I got the values separated by # so I can access them via $p. And using as a array key what I needed to be indexed.

It works quite well :-)

Thanks anyway for reporting it :-)

Ok then, I understand :-) JDBC works out of the box then, I can stop this JDBC gateway server right? And the users will be taken from the standard users database, exactly the same as when they access via ODBC. Am I correct?

Wow, what a big misunderstanding from my part :D

Hi,

Yes, no problem with SMP. Do I understand from your message than even if the JDBC gateway servers is set up at port 53773 users need to point their JDBC to 51773 (superserver port?)

Hi Robert,

Maybe I didn't make myself clear enough... customers can't reach the port:

When I ask my Systems&Network department they say that IRIS is only "listening" to localhost (127.0.0.1), and that's the reason we cannot reach the port.

My understanding is that IRIS is bound to l0 interface instead to eth0. Am I completely wrong here?

Hi Dimitriy,

I saw you just released version 0.8.8 few days ago, but if I'm not wrong the sync ability is still not there, is it?

Ok thanks! I'll continue my integation when this update is available.

Very good job, by the way! :-)

Hi just managed to set it up and it's working.

One thing I miss: the ability to synchronise the code with the server. If somebody else has changed to code in the server, I don't see any alert or message. So, if I compile a class I'll be updating with an old code. Is there any way to achieve this, like I can do in Eclipse+Atelier?

Thanks!

Hi Dimitriy,

Im struggling to create a valid multi.code-workspace with several servers connected, but I fail. Do you have an example somewhere?

While my VSCode is  not fully migrated, I still need my Atelier :)

Hi Matthew,

Thanks for the answer. Can it be downloaded from the vscode marketplace? I actually don't work with dockers :'(

Thanks Alex.

But this other class gives as well the amount of bytes transferred and received ($p19 and $p20). And another bunch of numbers that I'd like to comprehend :-)

I agree all other processes time are included. But how you decide the [16] value?

Anyway, analytics is showing now 500 so I'd like to know how the calculations are done. I guess it's best if I go with WRC.

Pool size is 5 :-)

I've been looking for an example of one item that take a little long, as most of them are completed in less than 0.3 seconds. This is a full trace:

I can see the component that takes long, but not as much as the average shown at the analytics :)

5.

I've seen weird numbers that make no sense. For example, for last hour three components have high values:

That's why I'd like to know how is it calculated :)