I went to run my application on Eclipse IDE 3.7 using an Oracle Complex event processing server 11.1, it works with Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.10, the problem is that it doesn't work Oracle Lunix 6. I am not familiar with this OS, I need your help please to find a solution for this problem. Thanks a lot.
Tarek.
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I am an absolute beginner to Ros and i have a very simple Question. Curiously i coudn´t find an answer yet:
I want to use ROS for Windows 10 (with Visual Studio). Windows Version 19.04. The commands out of the Tutorial (http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials/InstallingandConfiguringROSEnvironment) do not work within the x64-Terminal or the selfcreated ROS-Terminal of Course. Is there a way to use them in Windows or another tutorial for Windows?
Thanks for your help and sorry for the simple question!
I think this documents are helpful for biginner to ROS on Windows.Please note that there are many big differents between ROS 1 and ROS 2 on Windows.
Bringing the intelligent edge to robots with ROS on Windows 10 and Azure.
ROS for Windows
Installing ROS 2 on Windows
I am trying to connect to a DB2 mainframe from my machine through Jupyter Notebooks.
I am on a 32-bit machine Windows 7 machine.
I am using Python version 3.6.1
Did a bit of research and from what i could find online there are two ways to do this....
Packages:
pyodbc,
ibm_db
I think i read in another post that the official way to do it is using ibm_db.
I tried a couple of times with pyodbc but couldn't get it to work.
So i figured i would try ibm_db.
I tried install ibm_db using pip and easy_install but i keep getting the following messages.
Could someone please provide some guidance?
Also, my ODBC Data Source Adminstrator Window, system DSN tab looks as follows
I was trying to use the pyMainframe DSN but couldnt get that to work either.
As you can see i do have an iSeries Access ODBC driver installed. Not sure if python can use this.
I am a bit of a noob. Thanks in advance. Please let me know if you need any additional information
The issue is that i was using python 3.6.1
For python 3 the only version supported is 3.4.0.
No other version of 3.4 is supported, not sure about < 3.4
Thanks all for your help.
Here is where i found the answer. + a little trial and error.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/ibm_db/6-sOpk4zkCU
You're not connecting to a mainframe (z/OS) you're connecting to a midrange system (IBM i aka iSeries/AS-400) completely different machines and OS.
Using ibm_db requires the IBM DB2 connect product ($$$) to connect to IBM i.
You're going to want to use just an ODBC connection via pyodbc(?).
Can any one help me install "Teradata" on Windows 10. A step by step guide will be much helpful.
I tried this in Google but didnt get any useful link.
You can't "install" Teradata on Windows, there's no more Windows version since TD14.
There's only a VM running TD on Suse Enterprise Linux in different flavours found on the Teradata Download site (The user guide is a bit outdated, but still valid), for VMWare Player, VMware vSphere and the new trial on AWS.
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i am new to the oracle. ,My project is .net web application which is connected to the oracle database(oracle 11g) when i run my solution in local environment, i get the error in the below line saying that "Could not create connection from Driver".
return factory.ConnectionProvider.GetConnection();
but this project is working fine in windows XP and I am using windows 7 with oracle 11g installed in my system where i am facing the problem.please can any one give solution.
I understand from the team that this project is designed with oracle 9.2 in mind. how do i make it work in oracle 11g which i have it currently.
I would advise you to use Oracle's Managed Data Provider for .NET. All your problems with local Oracle installations will go away immediately. Since it's a 100% managed driver, you won't need to install Oracle's client on your machine before connecting to it with .NET programs.