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> From: Gregory Cooper <gcooper@interlocsystems.com>
> To: RadiusNT@emerald.iea.com
> Subject: Re: some headway on CallOnline problem
> Date: Tuesday, April 01, 1997 7:08 PM
>
> >To: RadiusNT@emerald.iea.com
> >From: Brad Albrecht <brad@cio.net>
> >Subject: Re: some headway on CallOnline problem
> >
> >Is this not the same error that you get if you do not have the nas port
in
> >the database for that server? Radius is trying to update a table (OR
> >query) called Callsonline, looking for a field to correspond to with the
> >nas port that it wants to update (nas server too). By default, Dale did
> >not populate the sample database with ports and servers (for obvious
> >reasons), so it does not work without populating the dB with your data.
> >All you should have to do is to add the ports for each server, as well
as
> >the server. By the way, a query will work here, as it looks the same to
> >Radius as a table does. In the last version of the sample database I
saw,
> >there was a sample query called callsonline.
>
>
> I have both the nas identifier and ports in the table and I am sure that
> with all the other people having the same problem it is not as simple as
> that. If you did get yours working are you using radius 60 with Access
97?
> There are a lot of us that would like to know the exact steps to get it
to
> update.
>
> And as far as the query looking like a table, that is only true if the
> query is open. I do not want to keep the query open all the time. I
would
> like it to update a table and only when I want a display will I run a
> query. Plus I would also like to add information to the view like how
long
> each conection has been active.
>
> Greg Cooper
> gcooper@interlocsystems.com
> Owner/General Manager
>
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