FIS GT.M Support

That depends on the kind of audit log you are looking for: * journal files capturing database updates are configurable as database characteristics and accessible in parsable form * principal device activity logs are configurable in the restriction facility * application audit logs are frequently stored in databases, but take care to choose a design that limits contention

V5.3 is far out of date; V7.1-004 is the latest release; Debian repositories have a recent release for download. Documentation appears at: http://tinco.pair.com/bhaskar/gtm/doc GT.M can be installed in a docker environment, but we are not aware of any such available dockerfile

One suggestion is to delete all application object files before recompiling. Another is to enable core dumping and look at the stack and the context as a way of diagnosing the issue or of eliciting more useful help.

John: GT.M provides a Non-SQL key-value store database embedded in an implementation of the M language. You can find documentation at http://tinco.pair.com/bhaskar/gtm/doc/. Based on the limited information in your post, I'd guess your best bet might consist of a mupip bytestrem backup from transaction 1 followed by replication with a filter. However, in addition to mastering the mechanics of data migration, depending on the architecture of the replacement application, you may find the data mapping...

Please see: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pip This project provides both JDBC and a SQL overlay. In the spirit of open source if it does not meet your needs consider improving it and donating back the improvements.

Kamran: Please route this request through your Profile support channel. Profile provides the JDBC driver. Thanks, Bill

Thank you for the feedback. We will consider this when making the update for future releases. Thanks, Bill

Alan: Please try adding this line (the one with the "+"): diff --git a/sr_port/rce.mpt b/sr_port/rce.mpt (aka RCE.m) index 3d9a072..bb92289 100755 --- a/sr_port/rce.mpt +++ b/sr_port/rce.mpt @@ -75,6 +75,7 @@ work s %ZR="",r=$zsearch("__") scan s r=%ZR(%ZR)$tr($e(%ZR),"%","")$e(%ZR,2,9999)_".m",o=$zsearch(r),fnd=0 u $p i out,%ZD'=$p!'outd w:$x>70 ! w %ZR,?$x\10+1*10 i outd u %ZD w !!,r + s tf=$zparse(r,"DIRECTORY")_tf o:%ZC tf:(newversion:exception="s fnd=0 g reof") o o:(readonly:record=2048:rewind:exception="g...