Savita,
Log in to the server using the user name, you are using in your ODBC
connection. Make sure you can change directory to
/datatel/development/coldev if it is not already the home directory. Define
unidata environment variable it is already not in the login script. Use udt
command to go
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Try using the RECORDLOCKED function...
Locked = RECORDLOCKED( file.variable, record.ID )
It will return you a value indicating the locked status, including
the type of lock and whether you own it or not
(for example, it'll tell you that you have a READL on it already, or
that Joe has a FILELOCK
when you enter the routine, try
IF RECORDLOCKED( F.VAR , ID ) THEN
set a flag for that file/id
END
do WRITEU's
when leaving the routine, test the flag to see if the record should
be released.
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Thank-you! I couldn't remember or find it for some reason.
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Try using the RECORDLOCKED function...
Locked = RECORDLOCKED( file.variable, record.ID )
It will return you a value indicating
Hi Louie,
thank you for your reply. I had tried a similar command (i.e. UNLOCK USER nn
ALL), when I got the error message. When I omit the USER attribute, the
result is the same. Please refer to the follwing screenshot:
WHO
81 uv From root
LIST.READU
Does anyone happen to know the syntax to specify a 64-bit file be
created using mkdbfile?
Thanks.
Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.
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That would be -64BIT.
At 11:07 AM 9/10/2004, you wrote:
Does anyone happen to know the syntax to specify a 64-bit file be
created using mkdbfile?
Thanks.
Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.
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It's general, methinks...
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I just want to know if we are the only ones experiencing this problem or
is it much more general?
Regards,
Ian Byrne
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On UV, I would compile it with the -X option and then look at the
cross-reference map.
BASIC BP PGM -X
ED BP.L PGM
---: F Xspace
That would show all lines where variable X is referenced, assigned,
etc.
I think you have something similar in UD.
cds
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Update: A little experimentation proved that -64BIT did the trick!
(Too obvious :[ )
Perry
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can ya post the code ? or email it...
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Are there any Includes?
George
Try the (M)atch command:
ie. M/'X '0X
Colin Alfke
Calgary, AB
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The program will successfully compile, but it gives me a
warning stating
that Variable 'X' never assigned a value; but I don't see it.
With AE, I would like
Hi Shawn,
Accusoft has a WED editor that runs in a window on your PC and it has the
ability to search for whole word only. It's an excellent product, I highly
recommend it. It's like using NOTEPAD as an editor, except it's got A BUNCH
of features that make it the best editor I've ever used!!!
That's what I love about this line of work...and this list: you learn
something new just about every day.
It turns out that Unidata has the same feature, and it took me right to
the culprit...on line 258.
Thanks, everyone.
Shawn
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neat!
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this may be common knowledge , but I stumbled across this yesterday at a
client's site and
First saw that in Prime Information back in 87. Taking compatability a tad too
far.
Mind you if people can get into your systems and add new programs I would
think that modifying these items would be the least security problem you'd
face!
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Is @NOTHING sacred?
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this may be common knowledge , but I stumbled across this yesterday at a
I have searched for a solution to this problem without much luck so far.
I've been working with UniVerse 10 PE for Linux, and UniObjects and get
an error when trying to connect to UniVerse. The RPC daemon has been
started and is running.
I get a UniSessionException that when toString()'d
CL.
On UV10 RH7.2 unix
The direct bombed in compile, but the indirect worked perferctly
George
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this may
Follow up note to anyone interested...
Business Objects Data Integrator 6.5 does not support API level 2
conformance in ODBC drivers. Supposedly they are expanding their ODBC
conformance with a subsequent release. I'm pretty sure Unidata's ODBC
driver is API level 2.
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Hi Gerry
Wow! Looks like a bug to me. Submit it to IBM!
However, having said that only programmer's would be able to do this, and if
you have a sneaky programmer there are many ways they could reek havoc even
without this bug. Sneaky programmers are almost always eventually
discovered in
hmm RH7.2 ?unix? when did that promotion happen ? ;-)
by 'perfect' do you mean that the @vars were modified or were not modified ?
they are definitely modified on uv10 hpux11 w2k
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What do you get when you use do the following at the SQL prompt in your
coldev account. At the SQL prompt.
sql SELECT COUNT(*) FROM 'filename';
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Hi Ian
The problem is worldwide and have the frustration in Australia as well. The
problem is that all sales are classified under the DB2 generic for all
database sales whether it is U2, informix, DB2. The sales guys think that
the only sales are DB2 and don't want to waste their time with
all hacking aside ...
how i found this was some code passed @LOGNAME to a subroutine ( expecting
that read-only system variables would in fact be read-only ) which modifies
its input args.
after calling this routine everything from that point on that used @LOGNAME
was completely screwed -
log
LOL, that's funny. That reminds me. One day I was waiting for my Big Mac,
and I looked across the street and said to myself, Maybe I'll eat at Taco
Dot Bell tomorrowsigh...to much programming.
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tough - thats what you get for relying on a bug/undocumented feature ;-)
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I used this at a client site where they
Does ths user name have any special characters?
Noah Hart
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I have searched for a solution
The Hashed File Calculator would have generated this (-64bit) option for you. =8^D
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No. Just alpha-numeric characters.
Is there another daemon that must be running besides the rpc daemon?
Bob
Noah Hart wrote:
Does ths user name have any special characters?
Noah Hart
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