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Re: TimeSeries on 64 linux

Posted By: Art Kagel
Date: Thursday, 4 March 2010, at 10:51 p.m.

In Response To: TimeSeries on 64 linux (Jarrod Teale)

Yes, but you have to get the 64bit version, you have the .UC or 32bit
release.

Art

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On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 10:29 PM, Jarrod Teale <Jarrod.Teale@fonterra.com>wrote:

> I have done a fresh install of Informix 11.50.FC6 on Redhat Enterprise
> Linux 5 (x64)
>
> I then tried to register the TimeSeries datablade with a database and
> get this error:
>
> blademgr
>
> s10vm1z>list ts_test
>
> There are no modules registered in database ts_test.
>
> s10vm1z>show modules
>
> 9 DataBlade modules installed on server s10vm1z:
>
> mqblade.2.0 ifxrltree.2.00
>
> bts.2.00 wfs.1.00.FC1
>
> binaryudt.1.0 ifxbuiltins.1.1
>
> LLD.1.20.FC2 TimeSeries.4.01.UC7
>
> Node.2.0 c
>
> A 'c' indicates DataBlade module has client files.
>
> If a module does not show up, check the prepare log.
>
> s10vm1z>register TimeSeries.4.01.UC7 ts_test
>
> Register module TimeSeries.4.01.UC7 into database ts_test? [Y/n]Y
>
> Registering DataBlade module... (may take a while).
>
> blademgr: ERROR: DataBlade TimeSeries.4.01.UC7 could not be registered
> in database ts_test.
>
> Use 'show last log' for details of failures in module's scripts.
>
> s10vm1z>s10vm1z>show last log
>
> blade: TimeSeries.4.01.UC7
>
> err expct: unexpected
>
> SQL stmt: create trigger CalendarIns| insert on CalendarTable|
> referencing new as calendar| for each row| (execute procedure
> CalNameCheck( calendar.c_name));
>
> SQL state: XIX000:-9793 : User Defined Routine (calnamecheck) module
> load failed.
>
> blade: TimeSeries.4.01.UC7
>
> err expct: unexpected
>
> SQL stmt: EXCEPTION
>
> SQL state: Registration failed for DataBlade module
> "TimeSeries.4.01.UC7".
>
> Anyone run into this before?
>
> Is it possible to run the timeseries datablade from within 64bit
> informix?
>
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Messages In This Thread

• TimeSeries on 64 linux
  Jarrod Teale -- Thursday, 4 March 2010, at 10:29 p.m.
  • Re: TimeSeries on 64 linux
    Art Kagel -- Thursday, 4 March 2010, at 10:51 p.m.
  • RE: TimeSeries on 64 linux
    Paul Watson -- Friday, 5 March 2010, at 1:39 a.m.

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