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Conference orarep::nomahs::rdbexpert

Title:DEC RdbExpert for OpenVMS
Notice:RdbExpert V2.1A is now available - See note 2.4
Moderator:OOTOOL::CRAIG
Created:Fri Jul 10 1992
Last Modified:Tue Jun 03 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:755
Total number of notes:2761

755.0. "GSE clarification?" by M5::BLITTIN () Tue Jun 03 1997 09:30

    
    RDB 6.1-04
    GSE 2.1A
    XPERT 3.0
    
    Customer is getting the "FOUND 'ASYNC" at or near line...".  I'm 
    having a hard time finding anything that clearly states whether
    GSE can be used with RDB6.1
    
    Found some info on removing the offending lines, which we did, but
    it seems to continue to propagate others.  Also a note that says
    something about not recognizing some SQL from 6.1 with GSE.
    
    Is this a supported product?  Does note 731 say that the customer
    shouldn't be using GSE with 6.1, just the schema editor in 3.0?
    
    Thank You,
    
    Bob
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755.1Found the GSE conf...M5::BLITTINTue Jun 03 1997 10:232
    
    I think I found what I need in the GSE conference....
755.2Orace Expert & RDB?M5::BLITTINTue Jun 03 1997 10:302
    
    Is there any time frame for OEM (Expert/Trace) to support RDB?
755.3GSEOOTOOL::CRAIGTue Jun 03 1997 11:1119
	The last version of GSE released was before Rdb 6.1, so
	it would not support any new syntax.

	There are no plans for future updates to GSE. There will be
	a replacement product, but there is nothing that has been officially
	announced yet.

	Is the problem that you are seeing in Expert or GSE with
	the expecting... found ... at or near line...?

	There are more recent releases of Expert (we are currently at 3.2)
	that will get around some of the newer syntax without the error.

	In the release notes with Expert 3.0 and forward it explains the steps
	you need to go through to use GSE. Expert provides the text editor in 
	version 3.0 and forward instead of GSE.

	Good luck,
	Sheri
755.4Thank you...M5::BLITTINTue Jun 03 1997 14:037
    
    Thank you Sheri...
    
    Customer is just trying to use the GSE (2.1a) and has run into
    the restrictions.