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I have a paragraph that does...
SELECT FILE WITH @ID = TARGET
RUN PROGRAM
{Program}
LOOPS THROUGH READNEXT ID'S
IF ID IS IN FILE IGNORE OTHERWISE PUT IN FILE
This works fine if TARGET exists in the FILE.
How would can I force the TARGET to be in an
active select list if it's not in
George,
Lists are just items held in a file, SAVEDLISTS.
Run a program that creates a list for you and then just do a get list.
Les.
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Subject: [U2] Passing a SELECT ID if it's
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I think it would be easier to do:
001 PQN
002 C Prompt for id
003 OEnter ID+
004 IP %1
005 C Obtain user number
006 S5
007 IH%5:U50BB:
008 C Create list ending with userno
009 HEDIT-LIST UNIQUE.NAME.
010 H%5
011 STON
012 HI
013 H%1
014 H
015 H
016 HFI
017 P
018 C Use list just created
019
What Brian Leach said. I wrote a MAKE.LIST verb that creates an active
select list from the contents of the command line. (I think some
versions of Pick have that, maybe by a different name. Can't remember.)
The program loads a dynamic array from Brian's Get(ARG.)s, then does
FORMLIST. The
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Hmmm I thought I was able to browse the tables with the ADO tool like I
could with the ODBC tool but when I just tried it I couldn't.
However, I was able to run select statements without problem (you can cut
and paste them from the ODBC tool if you don't know how to create them).
I had one
ED BP TEST
001: PRINT @SENTENCE
002: PRINT @COMMAND
003: STOP
004: END
BASIC BP TEST
CATALOG BP *TEST
*TEST
*TEST
*TEST
*TEST HELLO
(The program doesn't even run..)
This is UV10
To put it in MP terms,
Are you here for an argument?
Yes!
Go away then
George
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What needs to be in the /etc/hosts file to start the unirpc service. That
seems to be the only thing I'm missing to start unirpc. Thanks.
Nick Cipollina
Pick Programmer
Heritage Information Systems, Inc.
2810 North Parham Road, Suite 210
Richmond, VA 23294
(804)644-8707 x 314
I'm not sure about Universe, but in Unidata the savedlists are 'paged' with
each page being about 32k or so. So if you saved a list:
SAVE-LIST AEE
it would generate the SAVEDLISTS entry of AEE000, AEE001, AEE002, etc.
depending on how many records were saved. However it is not necessary to
Oh, joy. It's a stupidity that Prime gave us, Vmark preserved.
(don't know about UD.)
A line that begins with a * is a comment - if it also has a space in
it somwhere after the *..
A line that begins with a * and has no spaces after the * is treated
like a globally catalogued program.
Note,
Thanks. Sorry to hear about your conversion from U2. :(
Hmmm I thought I was able to browse the tables with the ADO tool like I
could with the ODBC tool but when I just tried it I couldn't.
However, I was able to run select statements without problem (you can cut
and paste them from the
Are you sure your talking about the /etc/hosts file? I think you may need to take a
look at the /etc/services file and verify this line is in there somewhere.
uvrpc 31438/tcp # uvNet rpc port
Hope that helps.
btw, need another programmer down there in Richmond?
Neither does
*TEST spacecr
It appears that a space following the verb makes TCL think the entire
line is a comment.
I don't have access to a rev 9 system at the moment. Can someone else
try this on rev 9?
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Regards,
Clif
On Jul 9, 2004, at 10:37, George Gallen wrote:
ED BP TEST
001: PRINT
Nick Cipollina wrote:
What needs to be in the /etc/hosts file to start the unirpc
service. That seems to be the only thing I'm missing to start unirpc.
I don't recall having to add anything special to /etc/hosts to get the
RPC to work. Is it not starting, or not answering once it's started?
Andy:
Thanks. What I've been doing is using AccuTerm. It has keepalives both in
it's telnet and ssh. In fact, if it wasn't for wIntegrate's query builder
I'd never use it. :-)
Thanks,
Bill
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Yeah. The specific code is:
if(key.len1 *key.text == '*' !STRchr((*cmd),' '))
Its the STRchr that mucks things up, basically saying and no spaces in the
command string.
Oh bother!
At 02:35 PM 7/9/2004, you wrote:
Oh, joy. It's a stupidity that Prime gave us, Vmark preserved.
(don't know
Greetings,
If you're on this e-mail list, you're probably at least vaguely aware of the
existence of a nascent U2 users group. And if you're mildly curious, you may
be asking yourself, and others, whatever happened to that group.
Well there has been a lot going on behind the scenes. We have a
I am writing to inquire... When is UniVerse [or UniData] expected to be
ready on HP-Ux + Itanium ?
I like to think that I have been waiting patiently...
Please advise.
Regards,
Bill Brutzman
Manager, IT
HK MetalCraft Mfg Corp
PO Box 775
35 Industrial Road
Lodi NJ 07644-0775
973.471.7770
We've been getting this error in u2 - 10.08 with PICK.FORMAT for quite a
while. It happens only on a few applications and very frequently for those
applications.
The error message is:
Unable to create capture file. The error code number is 020291. It runs as a
phantom, and so is only spotted if
Thanks for all your help. I found what I was missing.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wendy Smoak
Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 3:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Nick Cipollina
Subject: RE: [U2] UniRPC question
Speaking of keep alives... Is there not a way with this list to filter
out ALL messages remotely resembling 'out of office' auto replys?
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Not for nuthin' but:
A. Why have 2 statements as shown.
B. As a programmer with knowledge of CHAR and SEQ, why don't you figure this
out for yourself. That's the basis for programming, learning the
combinations of commands and statements.
Write a loop program and print the value of KEY,
The offending user has been unsubscribed. Up until now, we haven't done
anything because these haven't been a problem. The IBM email server is
smart enough not to continue to send vacation responders to the list with
every post (the only other out of office responders I've seen have come
from
Because any line starting with * and containing a space is a comment.
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Where does UVTEMP point? (This is where the capture files are created.) Is this file
system full, and/or does the executing user have rxw permission to the UVTEMP
directory?
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In a message dated 7/9/2004 2:02:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm trying to determine for my homegrown editor when a keystroke is pressed
in Unidata.
KEY = IN()
KEY.ID=KEY
What do I need to do next to make the KEY.ID into a useful value to
check?
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