The subkey only works if you are connecting to a Universe server that is
running device licensing rather than server licensing.
The subkey needs to be the same for each ten sessions otherwise each one
will be treated as an individual session.
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Gerry,
RedBack uses a request/response model.
Each RedBack request(e.g. setting or getting a property or actioning a
method on a RedBack object) is considered to be a single atomic action and
is picked up by the first available RedBack responder. There is no concept
of a user or session in the
I will be out of the office Wednesday 12/8 thru Friday 12/10. During
this time I will have limited access to my email.
Thanks,
Russ
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If they're talking about a fixed-pitch font (like Courier), when they
say ten point they almost certainly mean ten pitch i.e. 10 c.p.i. -
your bog-standard IBM golfball typewriter font (if you're old enough to
remember the marvellous IBM golfball, of course!)
Actually, they probably don't
Hi all,
Here's the scenario. Two machines both running Unidata/NT version 5.2, on
one machine, running CREATE.INDEX filename dictionaryitem goes off and
creates the index as per the book, after which BUILD.INDEX can be run. On
the second machine, trying to run CREATE.INDEX filename dictionaryitem
Simon,
Just to dismiss the obvious, does the dictionaryitem exist on the second
machine and can it be recompiled there locally? (ie. Does not contain a
reference to another dictionary that might be missing?)
Brian
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I'm trying to print barcode ( code ucc128c ) using an okidata 395 printer
from within a UniBasic program. I have tried sending the commands as stated
in the okidata user manual. And I have searched the okidata site and found
and tried sample code to print the barcode. Neither of these attempts
you may want to check the printer's emulation. the escape sequences you
need to send are different between ibm proprinter epson
Rich
Koser, Mike wrote:
I'm trying to print barcode ( code ucc128c ) using an okidata 395 printer
from within a UniBasic program. I have tried sending the commands as
Brian,
Thanks for the reply. Looks like I was a bit too hasty: the dict item
was called GROUP hence CREATE.INDEX fname GROUP was the command, however
I've now found that GROUP is an entry in the MD with reference to
English type commands. Bah, humbug. Clearly a gotcha relating back to
the origin
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I was told to use SubKeys to solve this problem and
even though I
read and obeyed the blurb about SubKeys in the UniObjects
documentation, it still does not work.
This is Java code, but it might give you some ideas. The same device
subkey is used for ten
Take off the FIRST.SELECTED.ID from the DELETE line. Add a DATA Y
before the REPEAT and it should do what you want.
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Sent: 08 December 2004 14:54
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Subject: [U2][UD] How to
Thank you so much guys.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 9:52 AM
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Subject: RE: [U2][UD] How to access a particular ID in a select list
SELECT XCF.SAV.TEST WITH @ID 5
IF
Reading this Im confused. Are you looking to 'tweak' something already
saved in SAVEDLISTS or are you trying to SELECT records in a file, delete
them and then repeat the operation ?
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Hey Anthony,
I am trying to do the later.
Thanks for asking, but someone on the list already clarified this for
me.
Thanks anyway.
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Dzikiewicz
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 10:06 AM
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SQL statements are limited by the SQL definitions held at the end of the
dictionary item. These fields contain both a type and a length. SQL
standard requires that these be strongly applied so data that is
acceptable to U2 will give a data type error if the wrong SQL type is used
and the field
Instead of...
numberxsl:value-of select=/COL[2]/DATA//number
you need something like...
xsl:variable name=row select=position()/ !-- just needed once per
for-each DATA --
number
xsl:value-of select=/COL[2]/DATA[position() =$row]/
/number
Simon
Karjala Koponen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
May not be the most elegant solution to be suggested, but perhaps use an I-type
to oconv your date and time fields and present them as a single -MM-DD
HH:MM:SS string?
OT - sure will be nice when sql server 2005 FINALLY supports separate date and
time data types. Took 'em long enough to
Hello, all!
We are currently running universe 10.0.8 on Solaris. I am contemplating
upgrading to uv 10.1.6. Right now one of the main attractions is the SSL-aware
telnet support, but I'd also like to play with the WebSphere MQ stuff.
Is 10.1.6 a fairly stable release? Is anyone using the
Are you after something of this nature:
0001: * PROGRAM : PT.TEST
0002: **
0003: *
0004: STMT=\SELECT INV-TABLE\
0005: EXECUTE STMT
0006: SELECT TO LIST1
0007: EOF=0
0008: LOOP
0009: READNEXT
Thanks Paul.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 1:05 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2][UD] How to access a particular ID in a select list
Are you after something of this nature:
This is a new one for me; we have a NAT (network address translator) in the
mix now, trying to isolate a lab for dev qa. So a uvrpc connection from
inside that environment to a file on a server outside that environment will
have the ip address in the packet header changed. I'm guessing that
I have recently encountered a very strange UniObjects bug. I have an
application that includes a file containing unnamed commons. The
application calls a subroutine that also includes that same unnamed
common. I also have a command that includes the unnamed comman and
calls the same
Hi Mike,
just wanted to thank you for your information. I offered it upwards and
I think it helped.
Craig
PS: Thanks to Martin too, but when is the opensource AIX port coming out :)
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Anyone know if there's a user exit or existing function to access/increment
the NEXT.AVAILABLE SQL table accumulator from basic?
Regards,
Stuart Boydell
Robert, you sent me in the right direction. The issue was the need to
get the numeric 10-key pad working, by default, in Dynamic Connect so a
couple of years ago they modified the vt100 terminal definition and
recompiled it. The modification stopped the ability to use the Terminal
Emulation
/*
* Created on Dec 6, 2004
*/
package com.docmagic.rd;
import asjava.uniobjects.*;
/**
* @author jay
*/
public class TestCommons
{
UniSession session = null;
static String host, username, password, accountPath;
public static void main(String[] args)
{
if(args.length 4)
{
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