Apart from that obvious possibility, are there any other potential
issues with netutil (particularly for modern versions compatible with
Vista) that might cause the connection test to hang?
Thanks in advance, L Jackson.
Are you starting the Ingres installation as a service? If so, and if
this is a client installation then try to change the system account and
check the 'interact with the desktop' box. This will allow the dialog
box to be displayed on the currently active desktop.
Let us know if it does any help.
Regards
Luiz
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A subsequent attempt to test the netutil connection with an account
registered with Ingres on the server generated a "Partial
incompatibility with Windows" error message from Vista.
Following Vista prompts to work round that I got a "connection failed"
message from Netutil and the following entry in the local errrlog.log
file:
L048617 ::[II\COMSVR\c48 , 3144 , 00000001]: Thu
Oct 08 14:42:13 2009 E_CL2781_GC_CONNECT_FAIL An attempted network
connection failed
L048617 ::[II\COMSVR\c48 , 3144 , 00000001]:
socket() failed with operating system error 11004 (The requested name
is valid, but no data of the requested type was found.)
Why is the Ingres 9.2 client software partly incompatible with Vista
and what can I do about that?
Why is there a continuing issue with Netutil, even when Vista is
cajoled into working with Netutil?
Thanks for that suggestion.
Ingres 9.2 Netutil won't connect to a database that is already
accessible from XP PCs. That rules out any possible firewall issue at
the server end of the connection. I am going to investigate possible
Vista security settings and any possible firewalls between the laptop
and the server (although I can't see why a firewall would only block a
connection from Vista and not from XP).
Any further suggestions would be welcome.
Regards, L Jackson.