Goo'day, David,
Quite some time (some time within the past 4 years) ago I posed a question
to the group regarding half-screen jerkiness as a result of UniVerse (9.6
IIRC) on NT4 and Dynamic Connect, and if I remember correctly ZoneAlarm
PRO..
The freebie ZoneAlarm didn't exhibit the
Part file numbers must be strictly positive; part number 0 is illegal.
You may find the MOD function better, for example for five parts 1+MOD(@ID[1],5)
If the final key character is non-numeric (or even if it's numeric), add a SEQ
function, for example for five parts 1+MOD(SEQ(@ID[1]),5)
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This is assuming that the @ID's are pseudo-random. I would think that if there IS a
unique identifier part (eg: a branch number, state designator etc) you may be better
off using this ESPECIALLY if this were used as part of a SELECT sequence (I think, and
will happily be corrected)
However, if
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Adrian,
Dynamic means completely different things on UniVerse and UniData.
Just to be confusing.
And yes, it will.
Brian
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Ok, ignore that. Anthony has put me right.
Dynamic files are a different thing in Unidata. As if life wasn't
confusing enough now we're calling different things the same name!
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Yes. Make it dynamic.
Adrian Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Does making it dynamic get round the 2gb
limit with Unidata?
It certainly doesn't on Universe and you're running a 32-bit system so I
suspect it wouldn't on Unidata either.
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do a search for rdiff-backup
http://rdiff-backup.stanford.edu/
it's written in python, and requires a library install as well
(it's easy to install, I was able to do it on RH7.2)
It creates both an incremental and a mirror. It was designed for
WAN use. I have it set to make a local mirror 3x
One of my clients, a leading software development company based in the
Boston area,
has an opening for a senior UniVerse/U2/Pick Technical Product Manager.
The company
is an established and profitable software product development company.
They are in the
process of establishing a UniVerse
From a logic standpoint it does not matter. BUT...many companies like to
stress the statistics regarding their staff i.e. x amount of employees hold
a BS x amount hold a graduate level degree. Of course by stressing this
those companies hell bent on a piece of paper may be missing out on far
I agree. I could teach B.S. degree students, and yet I have only an AA and
29 years of programming experience. No interest in moving to Boston anyway
though. Don't think a native So. Cal. Desert Rat like me would be able to
adapt to that weather!
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When an employer requires a degree, it's not the programming training gotten
through the school that they are looking for. Rather it's the overall
education. I've known some brilliant programmers that could not put 2 words
together to form an intelligent sentence. Hand them a spec and they
On the other hand, in a job like the one advertised, a *TECHNICAL TEST*
is the best true representation of one's abilities.
A BS degree does not prove that you have the knowledge and skills to do
the job.
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Interesting product. How does it compare to Visage? From a quick
glance at the DesignBais website they look very similar in concept and
design.
http://www.staminasoftware.com/Products/Visage/Products_Visage.htm
Tony Gravagno wrote:
In case anyone missed my recent mention of this I thought I'd
Thanks guys.
Ray, I've checked our 10-part DEFINE.DF statement - you are correct; it actually
assigns each part from part 1, not from 0 (so I can only assume the +1 in the
algorithm does this, ie @ID...+1):
DEFINE.DF MYDATA ADDING DATA_0 1 DATA_1 2 ...etc... INTERNAL @ID[LEN(@ID),1]+1
Are
Thanks Mike! I only just saw this (I have the list emails ordered by subject).
That's great. Thanks.
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MICHAEL MR
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This position will no doubtedly require a technical test of sorts.
I have previously interviewed, (correction: 'taken the logic test to
see if I qualify to be interviewed'), for a position as a technical
consultant for this same company, several months ago, working
on this same product. [I think
Yes..when someone mentions a BS degree -- Bachelor in Science is not
what first comes to mind or what I would typically associate with the
letters BS :-D
School of hard knocks is best. I have been told by professional
documentation writers that my documentation is the best they've ever
The implication is that a degreed candidate is brighter, erudite and,
gol-dangit, more likely to get the job done. While we poor, slothful,
tongue-tied degree-less programmers, just have to make do with what we
have...
The problem lies in the inability of the employers to determine whether a
Agreed. Isn't it ironic how employers shouldn't be prejudiced, yet many bluntly refuse
to consider candidates who don't have degrees. They even fail to look at students who
have technical institute qualifications, despite that technical institutes generally
have a more hands-on, real-world
MOD() is the remainder after integer division. MOD(7,3) is 1, MOD(8,3) is 2, MOD(9,3)
is 0, and so on.
SEQ() returns the ASCII code point of a character. SEQ(A) returns 65, since A is
CHAR(65).
So the algorithm takes the rightmost character of the key, using @ID[1]. You could
also use
Excellent. Thanks muchly.
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Importance: Low
MOD() is the remainder after integer
Sean W Ferguson wrote:
Interesting product. How does it compare to Visage? From a quick
glance at the DesignBais website they look very similar in concept and
design.
http://www.staminasoftware.com/Products/Visage/Products_Visage.htm
I have no experience with Visage yet, outside of
Hmmm
We are also neglecting to realize that there are several other factors
1) My brother has a masters in economics, he stuck out a few extra years in
school. I would NOT put him in front of a client. He does not have people
skills to save his life and his extra degree cannot help him
oh yeah..
stoopid me
Although intelligence does not always equal ability
but bigoted remarks (and dangerously bigoted thoughts) do equal a certain
level of ignorance
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It's a matter of statistics and Board ego
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