RE: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-20 Thread DAVID WADEMAN
I see that you can edit DICT.DICT with some response on this but you can
do like I do here:

:AE VOC DW.DICT
Top of DW.DICT in VOC, 3 lines, 616 characters.
001: PA
002: * David Wademan custom DICT lookup for 132 character mode *
003: LIST DICT I2,FILENAME ID.SUP DBL.SPC @ID FMT 32L TYP LOC FMT
50L CONV FMT 6L MNAME FORMAT FMT 4L COL.HDG FMT SM F
MT 3L COL.HDG SM ASSOC BY TYP BY LOC BY @ID C3,ARG3 C4,ARG4
C5,ARG5 C6,ARG6 C7,ARG7 C8,ARG8 C9,ARG9
C10,ARG10 C11,ARG11 C12,ARG12 C13,ARG13 C14,ARG14
C15,ARG15 C16,ARG16 C17,ARG17 C18,ARG18 C19,ARG19
C20,ARG20 C21,ARG21 C22,ARG22 C23,ARG23 C24,ARG24
C25,ARG25 C26,ARG26 C27,ARG27 C28,ARG28 C29,ARG29
C30,ARG30


Then you can type:

DW.DICT MY.FILE.NAME

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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] default sort order

Where is it in Unidata that you can enter a record named @ that will 
affect the default sort order of the Dictionary for a file?

I thought it was MD, but that is not effective.

What I thought worked is you could make a record like so:

@
1: PH
2: BY @ID

I know I have used it before, but I cannot find it now.
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Re: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-20 Thread Steve Romanow

DAVID WADEMAN wrote:

I see that you can edit DICT.DICT with some response on this but you can
do like I do here:

:AE VOC DW.DICT
Top of DW.DICT in VOC, 3 lines, 616 characters.
001: PA
002: * David Wademan custom DICT lookup for 132 character mode *
003: LIST DICT I2,FILENAME ID.SUP DBL.SPC @ID FMT 32L TYP LOC FMT
50L CONV FMT 6L MNAME FORMAT FMT 4L COL.HDG FMT SM F
MT 3L COL.HDG SM ASSOC BY TYP BY LOC BY @ID C3,ARG3 C4,ARG4
C5,ARG5 C6,ARG6 C7,ARG7 C8,ARG8 C9,ARG9
C10,ARG10 C11,ARG11 C12,ARG12 C13,ARG13 C14,ARG14
C15,ARG15 C16,ARG16 C17,ARG17 C18,ARG18 C19,ARG19
C20,ARG20 C21,ARG21 C22,ARG22 C23,ARG23 C24,ARG24
C25,ARG25 C26,ARG26 C27,ARG27 C28,ARG28 C29,ARG29
C30,ARG30


Then you can type:

DW.DICT MY.FILE.NAME

  
That is pretty cool. 
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RE: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-20 Thread George Gallen
I'm on UV not UD but I checked and what I needed to do was:

@
001: PH
002: (space)BY @ID

I needed the first BY, so don't get rid of it.
But do put in a preceeding space.

George

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 us...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of George Gallen
 Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 9:23 AM
 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
 Subject: RE: [U2] default sort order

 get rid of the first BY, it is assumed.
 (just include the field names)

 @
 001: PH
 002: LAST-NAME BY NAME BY @ID

 @
 001: PH
 002: @ID


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  us...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Steve Romanow
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  Subject: Re: [U2] default sort order
 
  Ron Hutchings wrote:
   ED DICT YOUR.FILE.NAME @
   1) PH
   2) FIELD NAMES FILTERS SORT ORDER
  
   Don't just put BY @ID in it, that can be accomplished with SORT
   YOUR.FILE.NAME
  
  
  Hmm, That is one of the things I tried. just by @id is fine for me,
  howver, it is not doing it. I'll look again tomorrow.
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[U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Steve Romanow
Where is it in Unidata that you can enter a record named @ that will 
affect the default sort order of the Dictionary for a file?


I thought it was MD, but that is not effective.

What I thought worked is you could make a record like so:

@
1: PH
2: BY @ID

I know I have used it before, but I cannot find it now.
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RE: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Ron Hutchings
ED DICT YOUR.FILE.NAME @
1) PH
2) FIELD NAMES FILTERS SORT ORDER

Don't just put BY @ID in it, that can be accomplished with SORT
YOUR.FILE.NAME

 Date: Tue, 19 May 2009 21:31:31 -0400
 From: slestak...@gmail.com
 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
 Subject: [U2] default sort order

 Where is it in Unidata that you can enter a record named @ that will
 affect the default sort order of the Dictionary for a file?

 I thought it was MD, but that is not effective.

 What I thought worked is you could make a record like so:

 @
 1: PH
 2: BY @ID

 I know I have used it before, but I cannot find it now.
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Re: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Steve Romanow

Ron Hutchings wrote:

ED DICT YOUR.FILE.NAME @
1) PH
2) FIELD NAMES FILTERS SORT ORDER

Don't just put BY @ID in it, that can be accomplished with SORT
YOUR.FILE.NAME

  
Hmm, That is one of the things I tried. just by @id is fine for me, 
howver, it is not doing it. I'll look again tomorrow.

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RE: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Womack, Adrian
If you're talking about LIST DICT filename and getting the dictionary
items listed by @ID (instead of the default field number order) then you
need to edit the @-phrase in DICT.DICT - see the long LIST DICT.DICT
thread from a couple of days ago for more details.

You'll find that an @ phrase already exists in DICT.DICT (the default
one in Universe includes BY FIELD.NO).

 

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Sent: Wednesday, 20 May 2009 10:43 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] default sort order

Ron Hutchings wrote:
 ED DICT YOUR.FILE.NAME @
 1) PH
 2) FIELD NAMES FILTERS SORT ORDER

 Don't just put BY @ID in it, that can be accomplished with SORT 
 YOUR.FILE.NAME

   
Hmm, That is one of the things I tried. just by @id is fine for me,
howver, it is not doing it. I'll look again tomorrow.
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Re: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Steve Romanow

Womack, Adrian wrote:

If you're talking about LIST DICT filename and getting the dictionary
items listed by @ID (instead of the default field number order) then you
need to edit the @-phrase in DICT.DICT - see the long LIST DICT.DICT
thread from a couple of days ago for more details.

You'll find that an @ phrase already exists in DICT.DICT (the default
one in Universe includes BY FIELD.NO).

 


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Subject: Re: [U2] default sort order

Ron Hutchings wrote:
  

ED DICT YOUR.FILE.NAME @
1) PH
2) FIELD NAMES FILTERS SORT ORDER

Don't just put BY @ID in it, that can be accomplished with SORT 
YOUR.FILE.NAME


  


Hmm, That is one of the things I tried. just by @id is fine for me,
howver, it is not doing it. I'll look again tomorrow.
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That thread from last week is what actually jarred my memory to look for 
this again. We use SB+ sp we have a ton of BI in the dictionaries so 
sorting the DICTS is what I am after. I tried editing DICT.DICT with AE, 
but it reported that FI has been disabled.

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Re: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Timothy Snyder
 Hmm, That is one of the things I tried. just by @id is fine for me, 
 howver, it is not doing it. I'll look again tomorrow.

Are you running with ECLTYPE P?  Try it with ECLTYPE U.

Tim Snyder
Consulting I/T Specialist
U2 Lab Services
Information Management, IBM Software Group
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RE: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Dan McGrath
That would most likely because you only have read privileges for
DICT.DICT as your current user. (Or DICT.DICT is read-only, whatever is
applicable)

That thread from last week is what actually jarred my memory to look
for 
this again. We use SB+ sp we have a ton of BI in the dictionaries so 
sorting the DICTS is what I am after. I tried editing DICT.DICT with
AE, 
but it reported that FI has been disabled.
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Re: [U2] default sort order

2009-05-19 Thread Steve Romanow

Timothy Snyder wrote:


Are you running with ECLTYPE P?  Try it with ECLTYPE U.

  

Yes, we are using a Pick flavored account. I will try tomorrow
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