As part of our server strategy we are investigating possibly running
UniVerse on Linux. This seems to pose a number of questions re the type of
Linux to use.
I have obtained 10.1.1 for RedHat but our Oracle team is leaning towards
SUSE and we see that this is only listed on the Availability
Hi
Has anyone mentioned UVfile?
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From: Hona, David S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 9 June 2004 1:44 pm
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [U2] FW: Identify UniVerse files at unix level
You can use the UNIX file utility, if you update your systems' /etc/magic
There's a UVfile executable in the bin directory for UniVerse. This will perform what
you need.
On UNIX, use find: for example (provided the UniVerse bin directory is in PATH):
find . -exec UVfile {}\;
Possibly you can filter the output with grep and/or awk.
On Windows, use the uvwalk.exe
It doesn't exist for older releases of UV. Was it introduced for UV 10 or
9.5.x?
Regards,
David
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Hi David,
This magic file works with UV10, at least 10.0.8 on Tru64, I set it up
to work with Rel 10 and then Glenn sent me the rest of the stuff to
incorporate into a file that should cover everything. Does 64 bit as
well.
Regards
These 3 or 4 lines I worked out myself (it looks small and
Thanks Ray, seems close. I was also thinking along the lines of the trick
using the named common to assign multiple common variables to one
dimensioned array in a different prog without a mismatch error.
eg.
prog1
common /xxx/ a,b,c(9)
prog2
common /xxx/ z(11)
Cheers,
Stuart
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Check out the CHANGE function instead.
CONVERT is a character by character conversion function, it's changing
to in your example.
Try:
LINE = CHANGE(LINE, , amp;)
AdrianW
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On a Linux system which programs should be owned by the root user and
which should have the s permission (effective user) set?
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Hans,
The CONVERT statement does not change the way you think.
LINE=1234jello123green4
CONVERT 1234 TO ABCD IN LINE
will result in LINE containing ABCDjelloABCgreenD
You want the CHANGE function.
CHANGE (expression, substring, replacement [ ,occurrence [ ,begin] ]
)
where every
Dear Ray,
Thanks.At least i've some idea
Thanks and Regards
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There is no set formula, except
Hans Wrote:
snip
I'm writing a basic routine to generate XML files and running into a
problem. The following CONVERT statement does work,
CONVERT TO amp; IN LINE
Does anyone know what's happening here.
snip
The CONVERT statement does a character for character replacement in the
string.
The
Adrian, Jeff and Stephen,
Using the CHANGE statement works perfectly. Thank you all.
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I got so excited at the reply to the triggers thang
regarding a call to
FILEIOSUBR that I deleted the post - now that is dumb!
Anyway - I've searched the archives, searched my mail,
searched, and
searched, and have no record of such a proggie...
Two requests:
(1) Could someone forward me their
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Ta mate!
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This one ought to go into the FAQ
The following CONVERT statement does work,
CONVERT TO amp; IN LINE
Does anyone know what's happening here?
Well, I'm still proud of my little example when the question was raised
in April:
CDS.BP C
01 X = 'How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, if
Sorry for the off-topic query:
Is there a means of formatting a telnet/ssh/xterm 'window' so a looping
shell script could update information without repainting the entire
screen on each pass (without @(0,15)..)? (printf, echo...)
I have a program written in our green screen app which I envision
Nor does it like the program name R.
This, obviously, is because the C and R are options to VLIST.
C: converts FMT,LEN,FOLD opcodes to DP ones, i.e. FMT becomes FMTDP, LEN
becomes LENDP, etc. Warning: This option UPDATES OBJECT CODE when used!!
R: print reference numbers instead of symbols
At
Hello Mr. Walters!
Nice to see a 'friendly face' from the past!
I've been so swamped since joining Curnayn and associates after ROI laid me
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Is there a means of formatting a telnet/ssh/xterm 'window' so a looping
shell script could update information without repainting the entire
screen on each pass (without @(0,15)..)? (printf, echo...)
I
We do it in our menu programs. Our users are forced, on login, to the menu
system which checks to see if they are logged into any other sessions. It
then checks the user's settings to see how many sessions are allowed and
logs them off if they are over their limit.
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Nor does it like the program name R.
This, obviously, is because the C and R are options to VLIST.
C: converts FMT,LEN,FOLD opcodes to DP ones, i.e. FMT becomes FMTDP, LEN
becomes LENDP, etc. Warning: This option UPDATES OBJECT CODE when used!!
R: print reference numbers instead of symbols
At
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The CONVERT statement does not change the way you think.
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Shame - that really would be a unique selling point for U2 !
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Telathena here in North America.
digression/ I once went to tune a Telathena/Unidata/AIX site. Telathena
has (or had) a predictive feature, which is tunable. What it does (or did)
was predict how many operators would be available based upon where they were
in the screen scripts they were
Yeah; the per, um, seat license would be a bargain!
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The CONVERT statement does not change the way you think.
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And just in case someone sees the SWAP command in a program, that statement
has the same effect on data as the CHANGE command, with a really different
format:
BUBBA = 'AS MUCH WOOD AS A WOOD CHUCK WOULD CHUCK IF A WOOD CHUCK DID CHUCK
WOOD'
*SWAP 'WOOD' WITH 'CHUCK' IN BUBBA
is the same as
BUBBA
Hey,
I was just wondering if anyone can help me.
I am trying to replicate the data that i can on a UniVerse 10 database
(Unix), into SQL database.
Can anyone tell me the steps i need to take to get this to work.
Do i need any third party software? Can it be setup to be live? so if the
data is
It will be 30 users on the phones, My main question is how will it know
which phone is on which machine and how does it display the screen
information.
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Many thanks
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Date: Wed, 9 Jun 2004 10:34:52 +0100
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Subject: [U2] Error unloading UV objects in vb
We are getting the following
Thanks Ray.
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Subject: Re: [U2] Owner of UV program
Search the archives (www.indexinfocus.com) for setuid. These have been
listed
We have a user conversion code (named UOPNN) which we use in the conversion
field of dictionaries to convert an operator number into an operator name.
Our operators (ie. users) control file is keyed on name with an AK on
number. The UOPNN routine uses SELECTINDEX on the operator file using the
Thanks for your reply.
I was just wondering if you should tell me what third party ODBC driver you
mean?
I have the UniVerse ODBC Driver if thats what you mean?
Als ohow do i use SQL 2000 to connect to it?
Is there any documentation/tutorial for connecting to the database though
SQL 2000?
Hi Trevor
There are a variety of ways to do this. The question is what do you want to
do exactly with the replicated Database, defines the best approach or even
away to avoid the replication.
Regards
David Jordan
Managing Consultant
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Dacono Holdings Pty Ltd
Business
It is for an asset register frontend. Will need it to read data from the
database aswell as write back.
I know its expensive to write a frontend to UniVerse as you need o purchase
third party software like Pick .NET DP. So i thought i could be able to get
the data to the SQL server and then
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