text: We have a server with installed Oracle Linux and Oracle 12c. I configured odbc.ini in system to connect to postgresql database.
  The problem is that, when you type the isql -v odbcname command, the system connects and the requests are executed.
  I'm turning to the community for help on this since this is happening at random for over a year after an update the company rolled out on our systems (we're at NX9.0.3.4 MP13).
  For some reason when I want to move or delete parts in NX I get an error "an embedded object cannot be deleted in isolation ".
  Sometimes a restart helps, sometimes the only thing that helps is going to TCE, remove the item from the BOM and add it again in NX.
  This is getting really frustrating, starts costing me a lot of time and is random so I have no way of being pro-active on this as it just happens.
  I can see that there are several problem reports for the same error on solution center. You should report this to the GTAC with the necessary part files,log file etc.
  After reading a few problem report in GTAC, I turned off the "partial loading" option thats supposed to be always on by our company default settings.
  Not me.... I get the shakes, just standing on a chair to change a light bulb.... ( so I have changed them all to led types... maybe I won`t have to do it again.... ! ! ! )
  I'm puzzled why many of the people are looking through the glass sides and not the glass at their feet.
  @shutter We must have close DNA! I wish they supplied parachutes for third step of the ladder and above.
  Depths are in the fram too. NS I had to go into the lower holds to assist unloading. Coming up, I froze half way, and ahd to be rescued. I'm not good at downstairs either without a rail.
  Copies all event data from the previous calendar month to the UNC path. Keep in mind the UNC patch or drive mapping is unique to where you want the data backed up. In the command above Centera01/enVision is the UNC path.
  LS Maint enables you to verify all CRC values to prove that the data has not been modified while resident on disk
  I parse all data over 30 days on a weekly basis to another folder on the F drive (50 series cluster). I also do this using the above noted LSMaint command. However, on the flip side, is there a simple way to pull that data back in if needed. I've only had to do it once, but it was painful and tedious.
  If you used the lsmaint tool to move the data out, then the folder structure you need for restore teh data will still be intact.
  To be safe, stop the NIC Locator service, then from a command line, change to the ..\bin directory and run:
  I am currently employed as an nqt, I love my job, school and everything about it. However, I only have a 1 year contract. Iv got to be realistic there might not be room for me come September so I might need to apply for jobs but I'm wondering who I would use for references I know my head (after asking etc) but who for my second? It was easy during pgce because it was just uni and placement do I need to use one of these again?