How are you connecting ?
If via dialup/ras, you should be able to assign a fixed IP for the connection. Ditto
if you are using a VPN over the net.
If it IS dialup, you could always install a modem with dial back security that calls
to YOUR house (which may also cut down telecom costs :-)
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Great stuff, but reading it I'm a little disappointed that there is no
mention of Connection Pooling. One of the previously advertised
benefits of UO.NET was that it would include a connection pooling
mechanism.
With Windows 2003 as part of the new security direction of Microsoft,
everything is switched off or closed, and you need to switch on the items
you want. Check that the unirpc port you use for uniobjects does not have
the port closed. Check the port number used for RPC in the Unidata
As the on-line help says - I think it's in K. I use 256000 to 512000 all of
the time without trouble and it does speed up things. You will get an error
if you don't have enough memory though.
--
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Alberta Canada
Just because something isn't broken doesn't mean that you can't
It's actually HRPyramid!! From F.W.Davison and Company...
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Has anyone worked on a package called Pyramid
Has anyone worked on a package called Pyramid HR? It uses Unidata for its
database. Any details would be appreciated.
TIA
Steve Kunzman
Minneapolis, MN
(612)750-3899 cellular
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Steve,
I work for the company that developed and sells HR Pyramid in the Tech
Support department. Please feel free to contact me for information on the
product!
Susan M. Lynch
F.W. Davison Company, Inc.
(781) 340-9255
DON'T MISS THE 5TH ANNUAL HRPYRAMID USER CONFERENCE!
September 15-16, 2004
It would appear not
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am i off the list again ?
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We use HR Pyramid. It used to be called ScorPEO.
Steve Kunzman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Has anyone worked on a package called Pyramid
HR? It uses Unidata for its
database. Any details would be appreciated.
TIA
Steve Kunzman
Minneapolis, MN
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no you dont need to change existing records, however I would suspect
that some program is already writing to what you think are new locations.
Basically the dict items were never defined.
create an I-type
REC.LNG
001 I
002 COUNT(@RECORD,@AM) + (@RECORD NE )
etc
THEN
SORT file BY-DSND REC.LNG
It's HRPyramind. We have use this since 1998 for our core inhouse
payroll about (200-600 employees) and we used it briefly for our PEO
business but we sold that division off.
I have nothing but praise for the software and the company and it's
well supported.
It's put out by a company FW Davison.
When doing a status on a file in a program, attribute 5 gives the
permission's in decimal format so 33277 in decimal returns 100775 in octal.
Why doesn't it just return the 775 value and or what is the significance of
the 100?
thanks
paul
Paul Boroditsch
Computer Sciences Corporation
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The records can have varying numbers of fields. From your comment about
flaky data, my guess would be that you are using fields that are being
written to someplace else other than what you added.
Dictionaries have no impact on what Basic programs do. Fields may be
written to a particular
Easy. Check out your /usr/include/sys/stat.h file (usually in that
location). The information you return and convert to octal contains
information other than permissions. Within the stat.h file, are defined a
number of S_IFxxx macros, one of which is S_IFREG. The value of this is
010
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The disconnect of the dictionary from the actual data stored in a U2 file.
Feature or Flaw??
Sharp knife. Use wisely!
Don Kibbey
Financial Systems Manager
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett
Feature to me. YOu can readily associate any dictionary with any data such
that you can change your view:
LIST myFile USING DICT otherFile
At 12:37 PM 8/5/2004, you wrote:
There's food for a good debate. The disconnect of the dictionary from the
actual data stored in a U2 file. That seems
Directory, or possibly sticky bit? Just guessing here.
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When doing
I think I'd call it more of a difference in philosophy than a feature or flaw. A
basic tenent of the SQLian religion is that any operation which affects the database
is performed through a single interface, that being SQL. Pickians on the other hand
want to use anything that is efficient for
so it seems - didn't receive anything for a few hours which seemed unusual.
i got delisted a few weeks back for some reason thought maybe it had
happened again
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Replace the first GETLIST ... SETTING with
EXECUTE GET.LIST name SETTING X.CTR RTNLIST MAINLIST CAPTURING JUNK
IF X.CTR THEN
and change its READNEXT to
READNEXT X.ID FROM MAINLIST THEN
You can leave the secondary GETLIST /READNEXT alone.
At 12:52 PM 8/5/2004, you wrote:
We are writing unibasic
I know that when a user locks a record, that user can still readu that
record from within the same session. Does anyone know if there is some
kind of setting to change that?
Thanks
-Dianne
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Double-edged sword IMO, I'm sure you've ran into that system you're
investigating and discover that there are no dictionaries or the mappings
are incorrect.
As I get more and more involved in the SQL databases, that reliable
definition of record layouts comes up as a key advantage.The U2/Pick
Ross,
I have a cable modem connection. The IP address no longer looks like it will be an
issue. A buddy of mine here at work uses comcast for his provider and says that
although it is a dynamic ip, it hasn't changed at his house for 16 months. I was
planning on using telnet but several
Barbara,
Here are a couple things you can do...
First, in your GETLIST command, add the TO in your command. For example,
GETLIST SL.HRPER.PLINK TO 1 SETTING X.CTR THEN , where 1 is a list number.
Then, in the corresponding READNEXT statement, add FROM. For example,
READNEXT X.ID
Is there anyway to have two or more
active savedlist at any one time
keeping the readnext pointers in sync?
$BASICTYPE U (Unidata) will allow you to have multiple active
(numbered) saved lists.
READNEXT variable FROM listnumber { THEN | ELSE } ...
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All,
This sounds like a good conversation for the u2-community list.
- Charles Barouch, Moderator
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Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 11:08:44 -0600 (GMT-06:00)
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From the responses, it appears that there is a bug in the UniBasic program
when end-users are entering transaction data.
Thanks to all those responding.
--Bill
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Thanks, Kevin!
I completely forgot about this!
Grant
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Is there anyway to have two or more
active savedlist at
What is the u2-community list ?
--Bill
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All,
This sounds like a good conversation
I know this is not a technical issue but I think it is germane.
I was just wondering what lengths other departments/companies are doing to
satisfy the requirements imposed by the Sarbanes-Oxley act? How much of an
impact is it on your operations?
Our department has gone Sarbanes-Oxley mad here.
I have found when your MAC changes with comcast, your IP will change.
Depending on which computer I hook up to my cable modem, I will have
a different IP address, and of course when the router is hooked up,
it's different as well.
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Bill, I dont think we was speaking of your original question (which was
technical in nature). Its when responses shifted towards the sql/pick
good/bad debate
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
What is the u2-community list ?
--Bill
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Same here. We have established a fairly extensive Change Control Tracking
system with approval tracking at every stage.
Change Request - Approval
Modification - Approval
Testing - Approval
Move to production - Approval
Final - Approval
Vance Alspach
J L Industrial Supply
I was just
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Our department has gone Sarbanes-Oxley mad here.
/snip
Same thing where my wife works. Not here as we're privately held. We've discussed
this at length between ourselves and determined the least-cost route is to buy back
all your stock and go private grin.
Jim
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We're close to the same...
Change Request via module-specific superuser.
Write up a proposal that includes description of problem, what the mod
will do to fix the problem, and any ongoing maintenance that will be
required as a result of the mod. Sign off from the requestor,
requestor's
UniVerse views (Type 41 files) can only be created in an account that is a UniVerse
SQL schema.
On Aug 1, 2004, at 6:53, David Ward wrote:
Is it possible to create a sql type view in Universe, without creating
a
schema? If so, could someone point me to the correct document for
I just re-read Susan's excellent article, and it strikes me as odd
that the definition of world class (reducing overhead, et al.) seems
to run counter to the way folks are approaching SOA compliance.
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Gordon Glorfield wrote:
BTW My apologies to our non-USA list members as this is only
pertinent to US operations. Sometimes I forget we are not all in the
USA.
Actually Gordon, while the legal responsibilities of compliance with USA
regulations only apply to USA companies, I can easily see
Hi,
You should use ssh because it is encrypted during the
handshakes/authentication phase etc. ssh uses port 22. I use Putty as a
client as this works as a telnet/ssh or other type client and is free.
Download the latest version at
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
Yes, there is setup (most likely) required on the Unix server.
No, SSH uses port 22, not 23 (Telnet)
In terms of software to use, assuming YOUR machine is windows based, your TE may
already support SSH (I use AccuTerm, and it does) and/or, if you establish a VPN
connection, traffic will be
Hello Michael,
I heard that connection pooling was mentioned in the TOI, but I believe that
it was mentioned that it was under consideration.
I don't know anymore than that.
Hope this helps,
Anthony.
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Sorry, Simon, but I fail to see the
Kevin's observation is sadly true.
We don't have any managers or accountants in here do we? (you may want to
leave now grin)
See the thing is, we're letting the auditors drive this thing. Don't get me
wrong, they have to, to a certain extent. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
(available in
Susan referred to it as SOX too -- I like that better (has a Dr. Suess ring
to it) and I can go back to a single meaning for SOA. Thanks. --dawn
Dawn M. Wolthuis
Tincat Group, Inc.
www.tincat-group.com
Take and give some delight today.
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Susan:
See the thing is, we're letting the auditors drive this thing.
Auditors don't drive this. Auditing is basic procedures plus statistical
sampling of transactions to validate these basic procedures.
Politics drive this. As Thomas Sowell often notes: politics does what feels
good at the
My friend, we rarely disagree, even on these points. I've made no such
assumptions about rationality, actual vs intended effects, nor the
competence of those sponsoring laws. I only stated the possible effect the
new laws will have on people worldwide. Are you responding to someone
else's
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