000147721
OpenAccess ServiceHost length limit
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| Title | OpenAccess ServiceHost length limit |
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| URL Name | openaccess-servicehost-length-limit |
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| Article Number | 000147721 |
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| Environment | Product: OpenAccess SDK
Version: 8.1 OS: All supported platforms Application: oacla |
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| Steps to Reproduce | - Install the OpenAccess server on a host with a long name, for instance 'mydemo2linux-201908121644-testname-linux-0.aws.mycompany.com'
- Create an OpenAccess service on the machine. /usr/oaserver81/admin/oacla.sh -nologo -dbg -e /tmp/myodbcserver.log -d /usr/oaserver81/cfg/oadm.ini ServiceCreate MyService OA81_OpenAccessSDKforC - Any subsequent commands will return an error, for example, this command returns the error below. /usr/oaserver81/admin/oacla.sh -nologo -dbg -e /tmp/myodbcserver.log -d /usr/oaserver81/cfg/oadm.ini DataSourceCreate MyService MyDSN |
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| Clarifying Information |
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| Error Message | [OpenAccess error 267] Internal error. Truncation error in the resource manager.
[OpenAccess error 384] Missing key in configuration file. [OpenAccess error 6865] Invalid service name MyService. |
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| Last Modified Date | 3/24/2020 6:14 PM |
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