We had the same problem on HP-UX. We found that maxfiles was set too low. As
this is a static parameter requiring a reboot to take effect, and we run
24x7, we run "ulimit -S -n 120" in our .profiles to increase maxfiles soft
limit from 100 to 120, which is below the maxfiles_lim hard limit. This ha
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 16:33:55 -0700, you wrote:
>Ohh.lemme see, could it be that I've never heard of REMOVE? :-D
>
>Oh boy a new toy to play with. I'll give it a whirl in my speedtest program
>and see which is more efficient!!!
>
>News at 11 !
Remove is nice when you're processing a dynamic
Why not uvbackup to [NFS-mounted] disk volume & uvrestore
Or if the paths are the same on old & new, just a straight backup &
restore using your favourite backup utility.
Or am I missing something here, Bill?
Mike
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Hello all,
I have a file with 2 dictionaries. One called DT and the other TM:
DT
001 V
002 @DATE I also tried DATE() and got the same thing
003
004
005 5R
006 S
TM
001 V
002 @TIME I also tried TIME() and got the same thing
003
004
005 6R
006 S
When I run a s
Thanks for everyone's replies.
We needed to adjust the nfile & maxfiles settings in the unix config.
I'm pretty sure the culprit was maxfiles which was set at the
ridiculously low value of 60 (MFILES in the UV config is 52 - i.e. 8
less than 60). We'll be changing MFILES up to a more reasonable li
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
Our newly refurbished HP-Ux RX-2600 Itanium server arrived yesterday.
I installed UV on this new box and now want to copy most everything from old
to new.
What is the best way to do this? The tech manual "Administering UniVerse"
appears to mainly focus on inter-platform t
Our newly refurbished HP-Ux RX-2600 Itanium server arrived yesterday.
I installed UV on this new box and now want to copy most everything from old
to new.
What is the best way to do this? The tech manual "Administering UniVerse"
appears to mainly focus on inter-platform transfers. Suggestions
Ohh.lemme see, could it be that I've never heard of REMOVE? :-D
Oh boy a new toy to play with. I'll give it a whirl in my speedtest program
and see which is more efficient!!!
News at 11 !
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S
HP-UX tunable parameters limiting the may number of open files...
maxfiles -- system-wide limit for the number of open files
nfile -- per-process limit for the number of open files
Also,
ninode -- The size of the system inode table... Each unique open file has an open
inode associated with it.
Allen Egerton wrote:
> Why wouldn't you use the REMOVE statement?
Please consider adding your favorite loop to the Wiki:
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Not just MFILES - check the Unix kernel for the maximum number of open files
system wide, per user and also the max number of open inodes.
If you are using OS level files (OPENSEQ etc) please make sure you close
them (CLOSESEQ etc) otherwise you will "burn" file handles.
Regards
JayJay
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Thanks for all the great replies! CHAIN seems to work well for what I'm
doing.
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Thanks Kevin.
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1. Both local and direct would be catalogued "account-wide", that is,
any program or us
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 13:26:22 -0700, you wrote:
>Working the other way, this is a fast way to process a large number of
>attributes:
>
>ACOUNT = DCOUNT(A,@AM)
>FOR K = 1 TO ACOUNT
> ONE.LINE = A<1>
> DEL A<1>
> [[DO STUFF WITH ONE.LINE]]
>NEXT K
>
>Because it just scoops attr 1 off the top, and
1. Both local and direct would be catalogued "account-wide", that is,
any program or user in that account could reference it. The
difference is in where the object is stored. With direct, the object
is referenced out of the file itself. For example, if the program in
BP is named BOB the pcode wi
Hi Bruce,
ahh...silly me, I've been ignoring the UD UV stuffI'll pay more attn to
that
I never noticed before that SAVEDLISTS was a directory. That would be the
fastest way to get a list made. However, that would be 'fastest' for the
computer, not me.
I'm pretty sure that INS would be fa
Full set of standard documentation for UV is at:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/100univ/univ_101.ht
ml
but it doesn't include the underlying raw data structure. I'm not real
sure that is available on the web. If you have a specific question,
though, someone might be able to
Try the four-part series in International Spectrum magazine by Fitzgerald & Long.
http://www.intl-spectrum.com/SPECTRUMMAG.HTML
You'll want to download these four issues:
March/April
May/June
July/August
September/October
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See http://www.oliver.com. Clif teaches an excellent class on the internals
of the UV hash file.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
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Hi,
I know that there are 3 kinds of catalog in UD - Global, local and
direct.
Can someone pls answer following questions regarding catalogs:
1. Is there something called 'cataloging a program Account wide'? If
yes, what is account catalog and where does the program get cataloged?
2. In what (ca
Hi all,
Can someone point me to documetation on the internal structure of a hashed file?
Thanks,
Scott
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Hello Lora and Scott,
I did this on a Manage-2000 system. What it entailed was creating a list of
every single data file on the system, and then searching every field on
every record on every file on the system and at the field level comparing
that field with every single G/L account in the G/L f
I would never have thunk it. Just reading the submissions from this
list is a great learning experience. The CHAIN 'GET-LIST ...' example
is a better solution for a particular utility I wrote eight years ago
and use every day. Thanks!!
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Try this. I've done this in a s
Question: what is the setup for the phantom environment to make the program
work the same way it does from tcl? I've looked a several UDT.OPTIONS but
can't seem to uncover the secret key.
WinNT, Unidata a Paragraph (PH) works fine from tcl, but when executed by a
phantom'd basic program the merge.
Good Morning,
Can any one of you tell me what character encoding
unidata uses by default? Windows uses Unicode 1252 as
its standard, do we know what unidata uses? Im
trying to decode characters using ascii values, but
they are not matching up. If I know the codeset then I
will have a better chan
Try this. I've done this in a simple search program... It works fine.
IF LIST.B THEN
WRITELIST LIST.B ON 'TEMP&':@TTY:'&'
CHAIN 'GET-LIST TEMP&':@TTY:'&'
END
Vance
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Barry,
Another way is to CHAIN the select statement, rather than execute it.
Brian
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Hi Allen,
You missed the subtle [UV] in the subject line. :-)
Speaking of UniData, I found if you wish to create a large list within a
program, the cheapest way is:
EXECUTE 'DELETE-LIST AEE'
OPENSEQ 'SAVEDLISTS','AEE000' TO SEQFILE ELSE NULL
Then you do your WRITESEQ AN.IN ON SEQFILE
The syst
Close. We created a new file, copied the data records into it and tried it
with no indices on the file - it also failed. And the other DICT items
being referenced all select OK with the BY.
We are finding out now from IBM that this is a 10.1 bug. GTAR 6445 -
"Beginning at UniVerse 10.1.0, data
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Please post to the list. I would be interested in this also.
Lora
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Hi,
did you try a
SELECT FILENAME BY DICTITEM NO.INDEX
to exclude that there are problems with secondary keys?
Regards
Thomas
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