[U2] Unidata SELECT

2005-05-17 Thread Fawaz Ashraff
Hi All,

We have a program that used to work but is now not
functioning.  The problems is if you have an active
select list and you try to run the following
statements

GET.LIST CL.BCS.MAYBE  this has 139 records

SELECT STUDENTS WITH X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG LIKE 'N...'

This statement will return either No results or only 1
result

But if you change the SELECT to a LIST then 3 lines
will be returned.

Also if you change the SELECT to an SSELECT then 3
lines will be returned.

What it looks like is happening is another select
statement is clearing out the orginal select statement
and only returning the results of the last record in
the orginal 139 records.

X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG is a I desriptor in STUDENTS that
calls the following subroutine 

XS.CALC.ACTIVE.BCS.TO.REG and this subroutine calls
another SUBROUTINE XS.CALC.REG.TERM. 

Anybody have any ideas? Any UDT.OPTIONS I should work
with? 
 
Thank you in advance.

Cheers

Fawaz




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Re: [U2] Unidata SELECT

2005-05-17 Thread Roger Glenfield
Fawaz Ashraff wrote:
Hi All,
We have a program that used to work but is now not
functioning.  The problems is if you have an active
select list and you try to run the following
statements
GET.LIST CL.BCS.MAYBE  this has 139 records
SELECT STUDENTS WITH X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG LIKE 'N...'
This statement will return either No results or only 1
result
But if you change the SELECT to a LIST then 3 lines
will be returned.
Also if you change the SELECT to an SSELECT then 3
lines will be returned.
What it looks like is happening is another select
statement is clearing out the orginal select statement
and only returning the results of the last record in
the orginal 139 records.
X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG is a I desriptor in STUDENTS that
calls the following subroutine 

XS.CALC.ACTIVE.BCS.TO.REG and this subroutine calls
another SUBROUTINE XS.CALC.REG.TERM. 

Anybody have any ideas? Any UDT.OPTIONS I should work
with? 


Have you checked that those 3 listed records are in the save.list?
1) get.list the list
2) select the file.  With no With or By options.  just confirm that the 
items on the list are in the file.

And you've confirmed that the file isn't corrupted, right?
And are any of the dictionaries indexed?
Roger
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Re: [U2] Unidata SELECT

2005-05-17 Thread Fawaz Ashraff
Hi Roger, 

Non of the dictionaries are indexed and I can select
the data. File is not corrupted.

Fawaz
--- Roger Glenfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Fawaz Ashraff wrote:
 
 Hi All,
 
 We have a program that used to work but is now not
 functioning.  The problems is if you have an active
 select list and you try to run the following
 statements
 
 GET.LIST CL.BCS.MAYBE  this has 139 records
 
 SELECT STUDENTS WITH X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG LIKE 'N...'
 
 This statement will return either No results or
 only 1
 result
 
 But if you change the SELECT to a LIST then 3 lines
 will be returned.
 
 Also if you change the SELECT to an SSELECT then 3
 lines will be returned.
 
 What it looks like is happening is another select
 statement is clearing out the orginal select
 statement
 and only returning the results of the last record
 in
 the orginal 139 records.
 
 X.STU.BCS.REG.FLAG is a I desriptor in STUDENTS
 that
 calls the following subroutine 
 
 XS.CALC.ACTIVE.BCS.TO.REG and this subroutine calls
 another SUBROUTINE XS.CALC.REG.TERM. 
 
 Anybody have any ideas? Any UDT.OPTIONS I should
 work
 with? 
  
 
 Have you checked that those 3 listed records are in
 the save.list?
 
 1) get.list the list
 2) select the file.  With no With or By options. 
 just confirm that the 
 items on the list are in the file.
 
 And you've confirmed that the file isn't corrupted,
 right?
 
 And are any of the dictionaries indexed?
 
 Roger
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Re: [U2] Unidata SELECT

2005-05-17 Thread Josh Volosov (3)
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