Re: [U2] Remove items from lsit in DICT

[Martin Braid]

Or just EV the attribute and then C/B//G and FI twice. Assuming there
are no linked MV attributes that also need messing with. Martin

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McGrath
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G option for C might come in handy here (Global: repeats command until
there are no more matches)

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Regards,
Dan


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This is probably really simple, but I can't seem to find a way without
riting a sub.  Is there an easy way to simply remove items from a MV
ield in a dictionary?  
 
For instance if I have a MV with A, A,A,B,B,B,B,C,C,C and wanted to just
emove the Bs.
 
Thanks,
 
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Re: [U2] Remove items from lsit in DICT

[Daniel McGrath]

G option for C might come in handy here (Global: repeats command until there 
are no more matches)

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Regards,
Dan


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Subject: [U2] Remove items from lsit in DICT


This is probably really simple, but I can't seem to find a way without riting a 
sub.  Is there an easy way to simply remove items from a MV ield in a 
dictionary?  
 
For instance if I have a MV with A, A,A,B,B,B,B,C,C,C and wanted to just emove 
the Bs.
 
Thanks,
 
Jake Holt  |  samsill  |  Information Technology Director
p) 817-536-1906 x 217 |  5740 Hartman Road Fort Worth TX 76119 
jh...@samsill.com    |  www.samsill.com  | 
ww.bindersforlife.com
 
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Re: [U2] Unwanted Duplicated

[Greg Coelho]

Hey Guys,

I am selecting SAVING UNIQUE on a multivalue field.  I then MERGE.LIST 
these ID's with a larger group - which should itself only return Unique 
ID's.  What I am getting returned is a sizeable number of duplicates. 
Looking closer it appears that these ID's are often attached to a value 
marker which suggests that they were sitting with a Null Value that was 
pulled in with the ID. 

'GET.LIST WORKING.IMOD.6 TO 1'
'SELECT ADDRESS WITH ADDRESS.CHANGE.DATE GE ':X.CHG.DATE:' SAVING UNIQUE 
RESIDENTS'
'SAVE.LIST GET.IMOD.ADDRESS'
'GET.LIST GET.IMOD.ADDRESS TO 2'
'MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2 TO 3'
'SAVE.LIST WORKING.IMOD.7 FROM 3'

*** WORKING.IMOD.7 is full of dups!

I was thinking about trying - 

SELECT ADDRESS WITH ADDRESS.CHANGE.DATE GE ':X.CHG.DATE:' SAVING UNIQUE 
RESIDENTS NO.NULLS'

Any recommendations? 

As Aways - Thanks!

Greg
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Re: [U2] Remove items from lsit in DICT

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-Original Message-
From: Holt, Jake 
To: u2-users 
Sent: Thu, Apr 5, 2012 3:06 pm
Subject: [U2] Remove items from lsit in DICT


This is probably really simple, but I can't seem to find a way without
riting a sub.  Is there an easy way to simply remove items from a MV
ield in a dictionary?  
 
For instance if I have a MV with A, A,A,B,B,B,B,C,C,C and wanted to just
emove the Bs.
 
Thanks,
 
Jake Holt  |  samsill  |  Information Technology Director
p) 817-536-1906 x 217 |  5740 Hartman Road Fort Worth TX 76119
jh...@samsill.com    |  www.samsill.com  |
ww.bindersforlife.com
 
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[U2] Remove items from lsit in DICT

[Holt, Jake]

This is probably really simple, but I can't seem to find a way without
writing a sub.  Is there an easy way to simply remove items from a MV
field in a dictionary?  

 

For instance if I have a MV with A, A,A,B,B,B,B,C,C,C and wanted to just
remove the Bs.

 

Thanks,

 

Jake Holt  |  samsill  |  Information Technology Director
(p) 817-536-1906 x 217 |  5740 Hartman Road Fort Worth TX 76119

jh...@samsill.com    |  www.samsill.com  |
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Re: [U2] Logging on to UD 7.2 on RH Linux using Active Directory andwinbind

[John Hester]

Winbind should cover all the necessary bases at the OS-level for
verifying a user's identity so that an application can't tell if the
user is local or not.  We use AD for authentication with UV on linux and
I've never run into any UV permissions issues as a result.  You might
want to double-check your /etc/nsswitch.conf file.  This is how ours is
set up:

passwd: files winbind
shadow: files winbind
group:  files winbind

Also, check that your AD users have write permissions on the database
directory.  Ours has group ownership of "domain users" with group write
permission enabled:

drwxrwxr-x 771 fabric.prod domain users 131072 Apr  5 08:39
/uvdata/FABRIC.PROD

-John

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Subject: [U2] Logging on to UD 7.2 on RH Linux using Active Directory
andwinbind

We are finally in the process of upgrading our old UD 5.2 system on
Solaris to 7.2 running on a virtual RH Linux server.
So far everything seems to work OK.
We can log into the database as the root user fine.
We can log into the database as a local linux user fine.
But we don't want to create local users on the linux box as it is
another set of user accounts / passwords to maintain.
To get round this we are using winbind to allow users to login to the
Linux server with their Windows Active Directory credentials.
This works well however when we come to run the udt command in the data
directory we get the following error "Illegal User ID" then the UID of
the Winbind user.
There is obviously some check that occurs when udt starts to see if the
user is a valid linux user, udt must not be able to query the
authentication mechanism and therefore will not allow the user to run
udt.
Is there a switch or another way to make this work?

Thanks

Mecki
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Re: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

[Doug Averch]

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Pam's, VOC's, or even Data and you don't have to copy them into
directory type files.
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Regards,
Doug
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On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 8:36 AM, Bobby Worley  wrote:
> Thanks, Tom - I knew I had seen it somewhere!  I was looking in the
> toolbar.
>
>
> FYI - you could compare paragraphs, procs, etc if you copy them to a
> dir-type file like &hold& or some such. I know its an extra step, but it
> is possible.
>
>
> Regards,
> Bob
>
>
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> [mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Tom Whitmore
> Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2012 9:03 AM
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> Subject: Re: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT
>
> There is a compare feature in BDT.  It only works for records in
> directories though.  I'd love to be able to compare paragraphs, procs or
> dictionaries but I haven't seen a way.
>
> To compare, you need to select the first program then hold the control
> key and select the second program.  Now right-click and choose "Compare
> with", then "each other".
>
> Make sure you don't have the folder selected, BDT will report that it
> doesn't support the function. (not the exact wording).
>
> The compare view shows two panes and you have icons to move from one
> difference to another, and to move code from one pane to another... all
> icons but the hover does provide a description.
>
> Tom
> RATEX Business Solutions
>
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> Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2012 9:49 AM
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> Subject: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT
>
> In  Rocket Software's Basic Developer Toolkit, I thought there was a
> source code compare capability - did I imagine that?
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Re: [U2] Unable to unlink the operating system file BILLS.123

[Wjhonson]

I think you won.
I think there must have been a previous zombie still running around town 
holding the handle to the file.
When I close my session and started over from scratch that handle vanished from 
the list, and my process stopped complaining.

Thanks.




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Sent: Wed, Apr 4, 2012 11:44 am
Subject: Re: [U2] Unable to unlink the operating system file BILLS.123


If it worked and in a loop, check that the previous shell did finish. It
ight still have the file opened, therefore cannot be deleted (unlink).
Cheers!
hp
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Wjhonson  wrote:
>
 After beating this program / phantom / script / shell /... I finally got
 it to spit out why it kept failing in the middle of the night.
 This is Universe 10.2.3 on Windows 7 Professional (if that matters)

 LINE 121 Unable to unlink the operating system file "BILLS.123"

 I'm trying to delete this file on this line, so what sort of thing causes
 this particular error ?

 Could it be that the file is being held open by something? That I don't
 have permissions to delete ?
 That the directory is read-only in Windows?

 What is my checklist to run through, to figure out which issue is my issue?

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[U2] Logging on to UD 7.2 on RH Linux using Active Directory and winbind

[Mecki Foerthmann]

We are finally in the process of upgrading our old UD 5.2 system on 
Solaris to 7.2 running on a virtual RH Linux server.

So far everything seems to work OK.
We can log into the database as the root user fine.
We can log into the database as a local linux user fine.
But we don't want to create local users on the linux box as it is 
another set of user accounts / passwords to maintain.
To get round this we are using winbind to allow users to login to the 
Linux server with their Windows Active Directory credentials.
This works well however when we come to run the udt command in the data 
directory we get the following error "Illegal User ID" then the UID of 
the Winbind user.
There is obviously some check that occurs when udt starts to see if the 
user is a valid linux user, udt must not be able to query the 
authentication mechanism and therefore will not allow the user to run udt.

Is there a switch or another way to make this work?

Thanks

Mecki
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Re: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

[Bobby Worley]

Thanks, Tom - I knew I had seen it somewhere!  I was looking in the
toolbar.


FYI - you could compare paragraphs, procs, etc if you copy them to a
dir-type file like &hold& or some such. I know its an extra step, but it
is possible.


Regards,
Bob


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Subject: Re: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

There is a compare feature in BDT.  It only works for records in
directories though.  I'd love to be able to compare paragraphs, procs or
dictionaries but I haven't seen a way.

To compare, you need to select the first program then hold the control
key and select the second program.  Now right-click and choose "Compare
with", then "each other".

Make sure you don't have the folder selected, BDT will report that it
doesn't support the function. (not the exact wording).

The compare view shows two panes and you have icons to move from one
difference to another, and to move code from one pane to another... all
icons but the hover does provide a description.

Tom
RATEX Business Solutions

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Subject: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

In  Rocket Software's Basic Developer Toolkit, I thought there was a
source code compare capability - did I imagine that?  

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Re: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

[Tom Whitmore]

There is a compare feature in BDT.  It only works for records in directories 
though.  I'd love to be able to compare paragraphs, procs or dictionaries but I 
haven't seen a way.

To compare, you need to select the first program then hold the control key and 
select the second program.  Now right-click and choose "Compare with", then 
"each other".

Make sure you don't have the folder selected, BDT will report that it doesn't 
support the function. (not the exact wording).

The compare view shows two panes and you have icons to move from one difference 
to another, and to move code from one pane to another... all icons but the 
hover does provide a description.

Tom
RATEX Business Solutions

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Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2012 9:49 AM
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Subject: [U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

In  Rocket Software's Basic Developer Toolkit, I thought there was a source 
code compare capability - did I imagine that?  

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[U2] Compare/Diff feature in BDT

[Bobby Worley]

In  Rocket Software's Basic Developer Toolkit, I thought there was a
source code compare capability - did I imagine that?  

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