Date: 02-17-2017 Subject: RELEASE 9.6C DATA Manager Files These release notes pertain to the following programs or files: SUNDM.EXE 9.6C 17 Feb 2014 9,6,3,500 SUNDM64.EXE 9.6C 17 Feb 2014 9,6,3,500 SUNWSRV.DLL 9.6C 17 Feb 2014 9,6,3,500 *============================================================================== Notes for DOCUMENTATION: - In the Sunbelt Data Manager manual, make a note for the 'DM_OPENONCE_SHARED' keyword as follows: "When the 'DM_OPENONCE_SHARED' keyword is set to ON, all data files in the Data Manager are opened once with read\write accessed privileges. In addition, these same data files are locked by the Data Manager to prevent these files from being changed\written to using any applications outside the Data Manager. Setting this keyword to ON ONLY allows applications that do not go through the Data Manager to read the data files." *============================================================================== The following files have been changed as noted: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUNDM - Modified to support new HTTP instruction keywords named *TRACE and *TRACEAPPEND. See runtime description. - Modified to support named 'CMP_NOSHRINK' mode bit value for AFILE\IFILE\FILE file variables. See runtime description. - Modified the HTTP instruction to give a U66 error if the SSL libraries (ssleay32.dll or libeay32.dll) cannot be found\loaded when the SSL flag is turned on in the HTTP instruction. - Corrected a problem using SQLIO where conversion of data in scientific notation in a SQL table to a FORM variable was invalid. Example of SQLIO conversion problem: SQL Table FORM variable '1.8' format 4.23e-05 --> .00000000 //Bad conversion prior to fix! 4.23e-05 --> .00004230 //Correct conversion! - Corrected a GPF error that could occur if the size of the data without trailing blanks in the MAILSEND {outgoing} parameter was larger than 73 characters. - Corrected a problem in MAILSEND where the AUTH or DSN response was being ignored when the AUTH or DSN response was the last line in a group of responses received. This problem could cause unexpected MAILSEND errors like 'M08 subcode 39'. - Corrected a SQLIO issue where the UPDATE instruction could give an unexpected OVER flag (i.e. TRUE) when the prior READ operation used a ';' character to terminate the READ variable list. - Corrected a GPF problem that could occur when a READ variable list contained a 'FORM 2.2' variable and the READ was being performed using a file on a Data Manager. This same GPF error could occur if a DIM variable declared with a size of 1282 was being used in a READ variable list. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------