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Topic Search Samples Search Usage Notes Search Installation Notes Search Problem Notes Focus Areas Usage Note 48566: A CLI error is issued when you attempt to create and load data into a temporary SQL server table using SAS/ACCESS® Interface to ODBC The following error message might occur when you cli implementation attempt to create and load data into a SQL server table. ERROR: CLI describe error: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'tablename': [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Statement(s) could not be prepared This issue might indicate a problem with the version of the ODBC driver being used. In that case, upgrading to the latest release is recommended. In one situation, a customer resolved the issue by referencing the temporary table using a double pound (##) name instead of a single pound (#) name. Operating System and Release InformationProduct FamilyProductSystemSAS ReleaseReportedFixed*SAS SystemSAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBCMicrosoft® Windows® for x649.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition9.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition9.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition9.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for x649.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 20089.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2008 for x649.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows XP Professional9.3 TS1M1Windows 7 Enterprise 32 bit9.3 TS1M1Windows 7 Enterprise x649.3 TS1M
on Sony CLIE (PalmOS 5.0) device: it is crushed with "fatal could not load file or assembly 'mom.implementation' or one of its dependencies windows 10 error". Here is what I did. 1. I complied the following could not load mom.implementation windows 10 simplest function: unsigned long NativeFunction(const void *emulStateP, void *userData68KP, Call68KFuncType *call68KFuncP) { could not load file or assembly mom.implementation windows 10 ExampleStructType* exampleData68KP = (ExampleStructType*)userData68KP; number1 = Read68KUnaligned32(&(exampleData68KP->number1)); number2 = Read68KUnaligned32(&(exampleData68KP->number2)); return (unsigned long)(number1 http://support.sas.com/kb/48566.html + number2); Quote:} I used the ARM C Compiler (armcc) as follows: armcc -c -O0 -o armlet-simple.bin -apcs /32 armlet-simple.c ("-apcs /32" option means creating 32-bit code) 2. resource file includes the command (as described in the 5.0 SDK example): read 'ARMC' (1000, "Simple ARM code") "armlet-simple.bin"; 3.The native function call http://www.verycomputer.com/21_9cb2e04122206b78_1.htm is as follows: armH = DmGetResource(resType, resID); armP = MemHandleLock(armH); result = PceNativeCall(armP, userDataP); Where I am wrong? Do I have to use another compiler or its flags? How can I debug the ative function itself on the device? Thanks a lot, Boris. Top native arm call (PceNativeCall()) crush - help needed by Ben Combe » Tue, 04 Mar 2003 04:23:06 Quote:> Hi, > I have a difficulty while trying to use the PceNativeCall() function > on Sony CLIE (PalmOS 5.0) device: it is crushed with "fatal error". > Here is what I did. > 1. I complied the following simplest function: > unsigned long NativeFunction(const void *emulStateP, void > *userData68KP, Call68KFuncType *call68KFuncP) > { > ExampleStructType* exampleData68KP = > (ExampleStructType*)userData68KP; > number1 = Read68KUnaligned32(&(exampleData68KP->number1)); > number2 = Read68KUnaligned32(&(exampleData68KP->number2)); > return (unsigned long)(number1 + number2); > } > I used
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RSS News Feed PIC on Twitter View All PalmInfocenter Feeds About About PalmInfocenter Advertising Mobile Version MobileInfocenter EcoTopical Gossip Bucket MacHash Mobile Linux Info MobilityBeat PhoneFavs Tech News Tube Developers Say the PACE Is Fast Enough Posted By: Ed Tuesday, July 23, 20028:55:35 AM The biggest change in Palm OS 5 is the switch from Dragonball processors to ARM-based ones. This change would have required all developers to rewrite all their applications but PalmSource knew this would be a disaster for the platform so it created the Palm Application Compatibility Environment (PACE), which interprets the instructions of existing applications designed for the Dragonball processor, and makes them run on the ARM processor. There has been some concern in the Palm community that this would make OS 5 run slower than OS 4. According to developers, this isn't the case. PACE does not emulate the 68k Dragonball chip or other hardware, nor does it run the old operating system. Instead, it interprets the 68k instructions itself, and handles 68k trap instructions (used by applications to call OS APIs) by making calls into the native Palm OS 5 system. All the OS level calls are implemented in pure ARM code, so the OS itself is running at full ARM speed. Palm OS 5's speed will depend greatly on what processors are being used. There are quite a few ARM-based chips available to be included in OS 5 handhelds and these range widely in speed. However, the slower processors are likely to be used only on low-end devices while the first handhelds available with OS 5 will almost certainly be high-end ones. According to rumor, Palm's first OS 5 handheld will use the 175 MHz OMAP1510 from Texas Instruments. Still, some people are worried that OS 5 will actually b