Has any body encountered similar problems?Unable to connect to Sybase server SYBIGRPT
Sybase Open Client error: ct_connect(): network packet layer: internal net library error: Net-Lib protocol driver call to connect two endpoints failed
OS Error 0: Socket connect failed - errno 22.
SYBASEOC Connection problem
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SYBASEOC Connection problem
I am able to import meta data from a Sybase database, but if try using plug-in Meta data Import "SYBASEOC" for doing the same, I get this connection error
Narasimha Kade
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Hi,
An attempt to establish a connection can fail in two ways (assuming that the system is correctly configured):
If the specified server machine (the machine on which the server resides) is running correctly and the network is running correctly,
but no server is listening on the specified port, the specified server machine signals the client, through a network error, that the connection cannot be formed. Regardless of the login time-out value, the connection fails.
If the machine on which the server resides is down, the server does not respond. Because "no response" is not considered to be an error, the network does not signal the client that an error occurred. However, if a login time-out period is set, a time-out error occurs when the client fails to receive a response within the set period.
Can you query using a tool like Isql?
Ketfos
An attempt to establish a connection can fail in two ways (assuming that the system is correctly configured):
If the specified server machine (the machine on which the server resides) is running correctly and the network is running correctly,
but no server is listening on the specified port, the specified server machine signals the client, through a network error, that the connection cannot be formed. Regardless of the login time-out value, the connection fails.
If the machine on which the server resides is down, the server does not respond. Because "no response" is not considered to be an error, the network does not signal the client that an error occurred. However, if a login time-out period is set, a time-out error occurs when the client fails to receive a response within the set period.
Can you query using a tool like Isql?
Ketfos
Let me be more specific in my problem
I have created an ODBC connection on the Datastage server. I have been successfull in importing the meta data using the ODBC method.
But i am facing problems when i try import the metadata through Sybase OC plug-in. The Sybase OC stage was configured to use the 12.5 client installed on our DataStage server, and has worked in the past with other 12.5 installs.
The server to which i am connecting now has 11.924 Client installed on it.
We have no problem with the network and the server has no problem. I am able to query using Isql.
(I am able to establish the connection through ODBC sucessfully but not through the Sybase OC Plug-in)
I have created an ODBC connection on the Datastage server. I have been successfull in importing the meta data using the ODBC method.
But i am facing problems when i try import the metadata through Sybase OC plug-in. The Sybase OC stage was configured to use the 12.5 client installed on our DataStage server, and has worked in the past with other 12.5 installs.
The server to which i am connecting now has 11.924 Client installed on it.
We have no problem with the network and the server has no problem. I am able to query using Isql.
(I am able to establish the connection through ODBC sucessfully but not through the Sybase OC Plug-in)
Narasimha Kade
Finding answers is simple, all you need to do is come up with the correct questions.
Finding answers is simple, all you need to do is come up with the correct questions.