The reason large numbers of people don't attend spectrum, is that 90% of
PICK users don't even know they use PICK. I was at the International CEBIT
show in Sydney Australia today and I identified at least 3 Pick shops doing
thriving business, but they were all sellinng solutions, not PICK.
A
I've got an attribute with value marks and sub-value marks.
Is there a way that I can do a locate for a value that will give me both
the value mark and sub-value make values in universe basic code.
LIST1 = A:@SVM:B:@SVM:C:@VM:D:@SVM:E:@SVM:F
If I want to find D I would like something to tell
Randy,
If you are using UniBasic, there is a UniBasic command call FIND, that will do this
job. If I remember correctly, I believe UniVerse has the same command, also.
FIND is very similar to LOCATE.
Hope this helps!
Grant W. Boice, Jr.
Systems Administrator
Benchmark Electronics, Inc.
Better watch out, Jeff. Jeremy, a.k.a. Pope Innocent of the 8th
century Transylvanian Church of the Immaculate Ellison, will have you
crucified for heresy.
The next thing you know, Jeff, you'll be talking just like Neo and
Morpheus, Remember that Oracle is just a computer program. ;-)
Mark,
As a software business who has used a 4GL since 1985 to develop our
software, I have never seen a 4GL that will generate an entire application.
The BOM explosion shopfloor scheduling programs in our mfg. software are
written Pick Basic, as are the translation programs in our EDI translator.
Or... less elegantly,
0001: PA
0002: LIST VOC EVAL@ACCOUNT FIRST 1 HDR.SUP COL.SUP ID.SUP COUNT.SUP
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Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 12:31 PM
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I don't think there's a way to do that for @ variables in general, but
for your @USERNO example, I always just put the paragraph line as WHO
-Dianne
ashish ratna wrote:
Hi All,
I want to know that-
How to display value of a variable in a paragraph
e.g. @USER0 tells us who is the user logged in.
Wow, another undocumented option.
This could work if it was'nt so slow. Does anyone know why that port.status
command runs so slow?
Thanks for the help!
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From: Logan, David (SST - Adelaide) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 2:33 PM
To: [EMAIL
Take a look at BCI... this is the U2 feature that provides ODBC client functionality.
I personally haven't used it, but several readers of this group have...
Tom Firl
Columbia Ultimate
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From: Kris Stevens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 10:04
Yes, BCI is the tool. If you're on Unix, you also need to have an ODBC
manager. Being on 64-bit HP-UX (which makes it hard to find compatible
OTS software), we ended up using EasySoft's ODBC-ODBC bridge (they made
a custom port to HP-UX for us), which is working great.
Best,
David Beahm
Tom
Ross and others,
One would have to go back in time to around 1987 for those exciting
attendance figures for Spectrum.
The shows at that time were incredible events. Ask some of the old-timers
like Charlie Noah and Henry Eggers - they can tell you some interesting
stories about history.
No, Pick
Thanks for the response.
Here is a followup question, to verify I am asking my question clearly.
What I am trying to do is:
List MYLocalFILE where MyRemoteKey = X MyRemoteData
where the MyLocalfile is a local unidata mv file.
MyRemoteKey is a dict item that references the remote SQL table
Pardon being a D3 question but someone may have run into this before.
My new client has D3 on W2K. I edited MD BOB and made 001=PQN, 002=HTIME and
003=P, saved it and then type BOB at TCL and get [3] VERB?.
I type LIST CUSTOMER and get output but when I type LIST MD = CUSTOMER I get
nothing.
Its been a while, but I seem to recall that Pick changed the name from
MD to DM. Try placing your BOB there.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
303-632-2226
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From: Mark Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL
Use FIND rather than LOCATE for a whole-of-element search, or FINDSTR for a
partial-element search.
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Subject: [U2] Is there a better way?
I've got an attribute with value marks and
AFAIK D3 doesn't like PQN in attribute 1 just PQ will work find (or N for a macro
- loose the H prefix P lines) - this will solve your VERB issue.
I would expect both MD and M/DICT to simply be null q-pointers and I assume
that there was a typo when you said MD pointed to system
BTW, If you LIST MD WITH *A0 CUSTOMER it will parse through the entire
file.
If you LIST MD CUSTOMER it will go to that record directly.
my 1 cent.
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Could Kris use an I-descriptor to call a BASIC SUBRoutine that uses BCI to retrieve
the value in the SQL database?
Tom Firl
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From: David Beahm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 2:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] Get External Sql
No, they changed that name of the SYSPROG account to DM. They also changed
the name of the highest level file (where all the accounts are stored) from
SYSTEM to MDS.
Eugene
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Mark:
Pardon being a D3 question but someone may have run into this
before.
My new client has D3 on W2K. I edited MD BOB and made
001=PQN,
002=HTIME and
003=P, saved it and then type BOB at TCL and get [3] VERB?.
There are no PQN procs in D3 (I don't believe). Change field 001 to PQ.
I
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