Received: by 10.101.151.40 with SMTP id d40mr1330897ano.9.1250553271404; Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:54:31 -0700 (PDT)Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:54:31 -0700 (PDT)X-IP: 65.49.2.153User-Agent: G2/1.0X-Google-Token: NNFMtQwAAAD51Z6ACyl5kUZVg980yyr1X-HTTP-UserAgent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; 56flvplayer 1.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.30; FDM; CIBA),gzip(gfe),gzip(gfe)Message-ID: Subject: maybe stupid but couldn’t do q trade.q -p 5001From: emptist To: “Kdb+ Personal Developers” X-Google-Approved: charlie@kx.com via web at 2009-08-18 03:13:01Hi,I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’mworking through the getting started guide.The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path forq.exe and c:/q for script files.Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now tryq>q trade.q -p 5001`pso there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to getit work?Thanks for your help in advance!
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 05:23:57 +0200Message-ID: <47e19e0e0908172023i7da4c82fk5c6fa7a7dfe3af5c@mail.gmail.com>Subject: Re: [personal kdb+] maybe stupid but couldn’t do q trade.q -p 5001From: Charles Skelton To: personal-kdbplus@googlegroups.comdo you have a firewall running?Looks like something is stopping kdb+ binding to port 5001On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 1:54 AM, emptist wrote:>> Hi,>> I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> working through the getting started guide.> The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> q.exe and c:/q for script files.> Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> q>q trade.q -p 5001> `p>> so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> it work?>> Thanks for your help in advance!>> >>
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.936)You might have service running on 5001.FelixOn 18 Aug 2009, at 02:54, emptist wrote:>> Hi,>> I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> working through the getting started guide.> The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> q.exe and c:/q for script files.> Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> q>q trade.q -p 5001> `p>> so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> it work?>> Thanks for your help in advance!>> >
Hi,I have not extra firewall but the Windows XP one running while I haveadded q.exe to the allowed list of it.On Aug 18, 11:23?am, Charles Skelton <char…> wrote:> do you have a firewall running?>> Looks like something is stopping kdb+ binding to port 5001>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 1:54 AM, emptist<empt…> wrote:>> > Hi,>> > I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> > working through the getting started guide.> > The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> > q.exe and c:/q for script files.> > Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> > q>q trade.q -p 5001> > `p>> > so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> > it work?>> > Thanks for your help in advance!</empt…></char…>
Hi,I have not extra firewall but the Windows XP one running while I haveadded q.exe to the allowed list of it.On Aug 18, 11:23?am, Charles Skelton <char…> wrote:> do you have a firewall running?>> Looks like something is stopping kdb+ binding to port 5001>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 1:54 AM, emptist<empt…> wrote:>> > Hi,>> > I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> > working through the getting started guide.> > The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> > q.exe and c:/q for script files.> > Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> > q>q trade.q -p 5001> > `p>> > so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> > it work?>> > Thanks for your help in advance!</empt…></char…>
Hi, FelixI’m not running another service on 5001 (checked ).On Aug 18, 4:41?pm, Felix Lungu <felix.lu…> wrote:> You might have service running on 5001.>> Felix>> On 18 Aug 2009, at 02:54, emptist wrote:>>>>>> > Hi,>> > I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> > working through the getting started guide.> > The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> > q.exe and c:/q for script files.> > Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> > q>q trade.q -p 5001> > `p>> > so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> > it work?>> > Thanks for your help in advance!</felix.lu…>
Hi, Charles,Sorry for post repeatedly.I’ve using my Smalltalk web server checked to find out that the port5001 is not blocked by the system and the st web server seemed to beworking with no trouble. I do use a TPlink route for my two desktopsbut I checked to find its settings seem all OK. And I run a piece ofq.exe on the other desktop to find this problem occurs, too. Whileport 5002 5042 8888 7777 etc all have a return as 'p. I’m trying tosee if I can connect to kdb from my Smalltalk code once I can get thekdb server work.Thanks for your patient.On Aug 18, 11:23?am, Charles Skelton <char…> wrote:> do you have a firewall running?>> Looks like something is stopping kdb+ binding to port 5001>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 1:54 AM, emptist<empt…> wrote:>> > Hi,>> > I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> > working through the getting started guide.> > The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> > q.exe and c:/q for script files.> > Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> > q>q trade.q -p 5001> > `p>> > so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> > it work?>> > Thanks for your help in advance!</empt…></char…>
From: Norbert Purger Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 14:39:40 +0200Message-ID: <5b5f2c60908180539r596da433r42fc7b9c3f897877@mail.gmail.com>Subject: Re: [personal kdb+] Re: maybe stupid but couldn’t do q trade.q -p 5001To: personal-kdbplus@googlegroups.comX-Google-Approved: charlie@kx.com via web at 2009-08-18 12:42:32Hello,you must start the kdb session with that command!Looking at code, it looks like, you are trying to start it on port5001 from within Q,which won’t have a p variable defined, so the error… :)q ../trade.q -p 5001Starting from a cmd shell in ./w32 this will make ../trade.q loadedand running on port 5001.I hope it will help!Cheers,N.On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 2:35 PM, emptist wrote:>> Hi, Charles,>> Sorry for post repeatedly.>> I’ve using my Smalltalk web server checked to find out that the port> 5001 is not blocked by the system and the st web server seemed to be> working with no trouble. I do use a TPlink route for my two desktops> but I checked to find its settings seem all OK. And I run a piece of> q.exe on the other desktop to find this problem occurs, too. While> port 5002 5042 8888 7777 etc all have a return as 'p. I’m trying to> see if I can connect to kdb from my Smalltalk code once I can get the> kdb server work.>> Thanks for your patient.>>>> On Aug 18, 11:23?am, Charles Skelton <char…> wrote:>> do you have a firewall running?>>>> Looks like something is stopping kdb+ binding to port 5001>>>>>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 1:54 AM, emptist<empt…> wrote:>>>> > Hi,>>>> > I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m>> > working through the getting started guide.>> > The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for>> > q.exe and c:/q for script files.>> > Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>>>> > q>q trade.q -p 5001>> > `p>>>> > so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get>> > it work?>>>> > Thanks for your help in advance!> >></empt…></char…>
Hi, NorbertYes, it is the very mistake I was making. Thank you so much! I’m gladit works now and I’ve been trying all day till now ( and I haven’texpected my question would have get so quick answers here so I evenhave not checked the group until evening).Sorry for my carelessness and thanks to all, it’s really very happyexperience with the group.So I can continue on learning now…Regards,EmptistOn Aug 18, 8:39?pm, Norbert Purger <npur…> wrote:> Hello,>> you must start the kdb session with that command!> Looking at code, it looks like, you are trying to start it on port> 5001 from within Q,> which won’t have a p variable defined, so the error… :)>> q ../trade.q -p 5001> Starting from a cmd shell in ./w32 this will make ../trade.q loaded> and running on port 5001.> I hope it will help!>> Cheers,> N.>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 2:35 PM, emptist<empt…> wrote:>> > Hi, Charles,>> > Sorry for post repeatedly.>> > I’ve using my Smalltalk web server checked to find out that the port> > 5001 is not blocked by the system and the st web server seemed to be> > working with no trouble. I do use a TPlink route for my two desktops> > but I checked to find its settings seem all OK. And I run a piece of> > q.exe on the other desktop to find this problem occurs, too. While> > port 5002 5042 8888 7777 etc all have a return as 'p. I’m trying to> > see if I can connect to kdb from my Smalltalk code once I can get the> > kdb server work.>> > Thanks for your patient.>> > On Aug 18, 11:23?am, Charles Skelton <char…> wrote:> >> do you have a firewall running?>> >> Looks like something is stopping kdb+ binding to port 5001>> >> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 1:54 AM, emptist<empt…> wrote:>> >> > Hi,>> >> > I was excited to know kdb+ has now a free personal version and I’m> >> > working through the getting started guide.> >> > The install is on Windows XP, c:/q/ thus c:/q/w32/q.exe be path for> >> > q.exe and c:/q for script files.> >> > Run q.exe and load trade.q, ok, query trade, ok, now try>> >> > q>q trade.q -p 5001> >> > `p>> >> > so there is something wrong. But I can’t find a clue here how to get> >> > it work?>> >> > Thanks for your help in advance!- Hide quoted text ->> - Show quoted text -</empt…></char…></empt…></npur…>