I guess some of the IBM documents are top secret. LOL
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From: David Wolverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [U2] UniVerse and 1GB Ethernet Cards...
Thanks for the information, Leroy -- that info is
Hi all,
There are rumblings around our company about moving to an SAP package. What is SAP
all about? What language is it written in? Any other info would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott
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Start here: http://www.sap.com
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You POOR guy... If not now, soon to be.
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Subject: [U2] [OT] SAP
Hi all,
There are rumblings around our company about moving to an SAP
SAP was once an acronym for simple as possible
but now signifies the opposite of that.
It's a great product though, and has helped
many consultants to buy nice boats.
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There are rumblings around our company about moving to an SAP
package. What is SAP all about?
OS: Windows 2K
U2: UniData 6.0.6
System Builder 5.2.4
I'm suffering a senior moment. I need to output a comma separated file to
disk for importation into a 3rd party application. System Builder is too
cumbersome (from what I can see) and want to do it in UniBasic. However, I
have forgotten
Hi Scott,
If you get a chance to learn the ABAP programming language, do it.
Independent programmers charge $250 an hour with some experience. Very
experienced programmers go for upwards of $500 an hour. Even if your
company goes broke trying to implement it, which some have, you should at
SAP people tend to come in with the replace everything attitude. The
CFO's and CTO's who bring them in are making political decisions, not
technical. If your business has apps that function perfectly for your
vertical market or for your unique way of doing business, then you have
assets that
HELP LIST
list ... TO DELIM , textFileName
???
-Kevin
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http://www.PrecisOnline.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Al DeWitt
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 11:11 AM
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Subject: [U2] Creating a comma
LIST [DICT] filename [record_IDs] [selection_criteria] [sorting_criteria]
[attributes | ALL] [format_options] [report_options] [TO [DELIM char]
text_file]
Unidata 5.2
query...
:LIST A.FILE WITH JUNK=1 TO DELIM , D:\TEMP\JUNK.CSV
Marty
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From: Al DeWitt
The easiest way is to use the LIST command. Note: it is not true
comma-delimited it is items separated with a ,. Also, with SB+ you will
be in ecltype P so you need to use list and not LIST.
eg.: list EMPLOYEES FIRSTNAME LASTNAME ADDRESS TO DELIM , EMPLOYEE.TXT
This will create a file
Just OS write access - and the directory you are writing to has to exist...
You can either use the full path (as in the example he gave) or use just the
file name to put it in the current directory.
hth
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Colin Alfke
Calgary, Alberta Canada
Just because something isn't broken doesn't mean
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Al,
One [UD] caveat when using the LIST verb with DELIM, the output conversions
from the dictionary items are not applied so what you see in a Uniquery
report may be different that the data written to the file.
Tom
On second reading:
unless by your you mean the users local hard drive. In that case you will
need to use the facilities in your connection method to the server.
The original poster had SB+, so if using SBClient there are a number of
options.
You can also use full unc paths. Note that my quick
Excellent point -- set UDT.OPTION 91 ON to eliminate this behavior.
David Beahm
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From: Cordes, Tom (contractor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Al,
One [UD] caveat when using the LIST verb with DELIM, the output conversion
s
from the dictionary items are not applied
I have UniVers running windows and would like to setup a slave printer that universe
can use.
I haven't been able to find out any procedure to set one up.
Is it possible to salve a printer that is on a network workstation as and if so does
anyone have a procedure?
D Raven
e Fax
Tom Cordes wrote:
One [UD] caveat when using the LIST verb with DELIM, the output conversions
from the dictionary items are not applied so what you see in a Uniquery
report may be different that the data written to the file.
_
Set UDT.OPTIONS 91 ON
This will then apply any
Al DeWitt wrote:
I'm suffering a senior moment. I need to output a comma
separated file to disk for importation into a 3rd party application.
I skimmed the other answers, and didn't see anyone mention Cedarville's
DOWNLOAD utility. It's the only thing we use for output files, much
more
I'm looking for a way to essentially COPY or IMPORT 100K+ records contained in
files on CD-ROM media into database files on Universe (and if possible jBASE) systems.
I have the flexibility of choosing the format the files contained on the CD-ROM. I'd
prefer to avoid hand-crafting a program,
I second Wendy on this. It doesn't takes even 10
minutes to install it. You can create the flat file
from TCL.
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Al DeWitt wrote:
I'm suffering a senior moment. I need to output a
comma
separated file to disk for importation into a 3rd
party
If it's a one time deal, then just pop the cd into the cd reader on your
universe box and us OS commands to copy the files to a directory accessible
by universe. Then write a small program to read these files and do with
them what you will.
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Unfortunately :
Whether you hit a problem or not depends upon:
1 NIC model
2 NIC firmware revision
3 NIC driver version
4 NIC driver supplier (Broadcom or [various] OEM versions)
5. NIC driver configuration optione
Remember too that some systems have the NIC on the mobo So we add
6
Dear D Raven
Not too hard.
1) Define the printer within Windows on the client computer.
2) Define the printer within your terminal emulation software as the
default printer for the software.
That should handle it.
Good luck.
Steve
At 08:23 PM 7/15/04 +, you wrote:
I have UniVers running
One thing was pointed out to me very quickly about SAP. German companies
are very structured and do things by the book. SAP works well for this. If
your organisation is innovative and reactive and management come with clever
ways to manipulate solutions to difficult problems, ie not by the
Does anyone know if there is a later version of the Maximising Performance
for UniVerse Systems technical bulletin 74-0107 than the v9.5/6 versions on
IBM's site ? I am particularly interested in UV 10.0.16 on HP-UX 11i, if
there are any differences.
Thanks,
David Norman
A version for Windows would be quite nice
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Leroy Dreyfuss
Sent: 16 July 2004 04:50
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Subject: Re: [U2] Tuning UniVerse for Unix
There really
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