I'll just add a small footnote to that one...
We version stamp every program, by insering a block that reads e.g :
ADGVERDATA=''
ADGVERDATA := 'Version=004003054;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerDate=13394;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerProd=MVQUERY;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerTM=MMT mvQuery;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerCopy=Copyright
Hi all,
A colleague has asked the following question - anyone know?
Will Unidata 5.2 run on AIX 4.2.1? If it won't, what version of AIX will
it run on?
Thanks in advance...
Simon
668 - the neighbour of the Beast...
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:: First, any recommendations on a multiple paper printer. For
:: example, the first page would be tray 1 with a letterhead,
:: Page 2 would be a form using tray 2 and pages 3,4,5 etc
:: would be tray 3 having white paper.
::
::
Try this
https://www-927.ibm.com/software/data/u2/support/u2techconnect/matrix.as
p
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Hi all,
A colleague has asked
Or you could use a product such as PRC to take care of sandboxing (personal
copies) and versioning and backups and tracing history and all of that sort
of thing. All while automating the whole life-cycle, bringing
best-practices and compliance to the party.
Oops ... did I say that out loud?
Not according to IBM's product availability chart. It says 5.2.0 and
higher require at least 4.3.2
Simon Carter wrote:
Hi all,
A colleague has asked the following question - anyone know?
Will Unidata 5.2 run on AIX 4.2.1? If it won't, what version of AIX will
it run on?
Thanks in advance...
UD 4.1.34 according to
https://www-927.ibm.com/software/data/u2/support/u2techconnect/buildmatr
ix.asp
if that helps?
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Perfect!
Ta very much.
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Try this
https://www-927.ibm.com/software/data/u2/support/u2techconnect/matrix.as
p
Kyocera will have no problem making these kinds of print jobs, and you save
the hassle of
pcl, instead you can do it all in prescribe which is an excellent control
language for kyocera printers, besides they have a very low consumption of
spare parts :-)
best regards from freezing cold and wet
wow, the mighty (friendly) joslyn lives and breathes..smile
hi susan!
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My development machine is Windows XP Pro running
UniVerse 10.1.0. with no problems. There is a limit
of 10 concurrent users due to XP restrictions but that
isn't a problem for me.
Ron White
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Hello List,
Can anyone recommend any text to pdf converters that work at the command
line.
Are there any shareware tools out there ?
We're running UV in a W2K environment.
thx,
rudy
Rudy Cooper
Sage Publications
I.T Development
Thousand Oaks, California
(805) 499-0721 #7724
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We use pstill on unix platform and it works well. Not sure if it runs on
W2K.
http://www.this.net/~frank/pstill.html
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Look into enscript and ghostscript. Enscript will take text and output
postscript, ghostscript will take the postscript and output pdf. Have used
these products to convert HOLD items to pdf on UV running on W2K.
Greg
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Take a look at Cyqwin:
http://www.cygwin.com
It's an open source Linux-like environment for Windows.
With 'enscript' and the ghostscript tool 'ps2pdf', you can create command
line scripts to generate PDF files from plain text.
HTH,
Rod
Rod Knowlton
Senior UNIX Systems Administrator
However, an argument can be made for *not* eliminating those 90% of
stupid test programs. By writing small test programs that not only
pass the subroutine known input but then check the results against
predicted values (predictive testing), you are building a test suite of
automated unit
Susan,
I do, but just for development. I've never done it under a real user load.
- Chuck U2 Unloaded Barouch
Susan Joslyn wrote:
Anybody -- just show of hands -- running UniVerse happily over Windows XP?
I'm sure its fine and lots of people are. I just realized that I don't
personally know
Check out www.pdf995.com
Using this, the pdf file can be created from any application (word, notepad,
wordpad or any other text editor) by simply selecting the Print Command.
Thanks
Rajesh
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All,
The Shows (two days in Sydney and a day in Melbourne) were well
received. Gus and Monica put on a winner. IBM sent a number of people,
including LeRoy Dreyfuss, who is the product manager responsible for U2
(under Jackie Burhans). If you have any questions about the show, feel
free to
Take a look at GhostScript. It's a pretty comprehensive method of dealing with
postscript stuff that just happens to include the abiltiy to produce pdf documents
with a command line interface. We've been using it on an hp-ux machine for a long
time now. I also have it running on an XP
I have been running it, Universe on XP, for 6 months. Just a
test/development environment, but it runs. I do not have the ability to
provide any speed comparisons because it is not in production.
Tom Dodds
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We have a phantom that runs 24/7. We restart it every week and it has been
around for several years. This week, it started dying, with the following
messages in the _ph_ file.
1 Top of Z_0003111 in _PH_, 2 lines, 131 characters.
*--: P
001: In
If you need to convert from PCL formatted documents (those already
formatted for HP laserjets) then visual software pcl2pdf32 is a great
product. Includes pcl2pdf32.exe command line interface.
www.visual.co.uk
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Is there any documentation available for UO.NET?
Nick Cipollina
Pick Programmer
ACS - Heritage Information Systems, Inc.
2810 North Parham Road, Suite 210
Richmond, VA 23294
(804)644-8707 x 314
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Yes there is a tech manual on the IBM website, grouped with the UniData
docs.
--Bill
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That is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Yes there is a tech manual
Charlie Rubeor wrote:
Here is a link to what we use. Cheap, works great.
http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
We used to use that, now we use iText, http://www.lowagie.com/iText/ an
open source Java API for creating PDF documents.I do it behind the
scenes of a web application, but you
Yes, I'm running UV 10.1.3, UD 6.1, SQL Server 2000,
and UO.NET 1.1.1.0 on my WinXPsp2 development machine.
They all seem to co-exist happily.
SJ too
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Goo'day,
Is there anybody out there that can give a definitive answer to the future
of EDI.
Growing?Peaked? Stagnated? Declining?
Regards,
Bruce Nichol
Talon Computer Services
ALBURYNSW 2640
Australia
Tel: +61 (0)411149636
Fax: +61 (0)260232119
If it ain't broke, fix it
Bruce,
some of the car manufacturers have been pushing for a web solution
probably because it saves them money and wastes eveyone elses time.
However because so much has been invested in edi to date and its fully
automated i have heard of some of their customers have rejected this push.
We
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