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I'm stuck on how to use
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On the contrary, the concept of a uvconfig switch that defaults to the
way it currently is would be superb.
If we're going to go on in life never changing anything because it was
always done that way... a working resolution works as long as you know
to add a quit. A better solution would be to
There is no way to get wIntegrate to share the device license key that is
used by another UniObjects application.
I recently raised this with IBM and they confirmed that it is not possible so
if you have a client PC running a Uniobjects program and a wInegrate session
then they are going to
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Yet the problem with NT backup, or any non-universe oriented utility, that
saves ACTIVE files, is that it/they have no universe concurrency control;
you run a great risk of saving corrupted (pointers in transition) images of
files, UNLESS you make certain no users are WRITING (updating). That
yup. Both 1 and 2, to see if it mattered. Both put
the output in the upper tray.
I didn't try any other numbers, since the PCL book
only looked like 1 and 2 were valid.
Guess I can try 0 and 3 as well.
George
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Bin numbers on PCL printers are not always sequential (or intuitive).
Generally speaking, bin 1 is the default bin, however the other bins may be
numbered just about anything, so I wouldn't stop at 2 -- try 3-9 as well.
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
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I do the same thing.
Prepend the PJL stuff, add in the HOLD data, then postpend more PJL and
send it to the UV driver, which sends it using lpd to the IR5000. Works
great, really nice replacement/melding of a copier and high speed printer.
We were using old Printronix L1016 (apx 20ppm) to
Just curious - What aspect of the performance suffers? Time to login?
SELECTS? BASIC programs?
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Where on the website did you find that. I couldn't find much.
I tried 0-9, no luck, always the same output bin.
Thanks
George
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In working with IR5000 printers I found it more performant to use PJL for
extended setup functions. It was pretty much the only choice with respect to
using the mailbox features. I'll rummage around to see if I still have the pjl
reference for the IR5000. If I recall correctly output
I can't find my PJL sheet for the IR5K.
Can you harvest the correct PJL by setting stuff up on a Windows box, then
printing to file?
Depending on your printer driver you may see the @PJL stuff as visible text...
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I found this googling...
http://www.digitalissues.co.uk/html/software/utils/pcl_page7.html
http://www.linuxprinting.org/pipermail/canon-list/2001q1/000115.html
maybe they will helpful to others.
I'm still looking for a good Canon PJL reference
George
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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.
In my experience unnamed commons tend to get a
Dave Schexnayder wrote:
2) Backups. I read another thread where the user indicated that they used
UVBackup to create a file, and then the O/S backed up that file. Is that the
general consensus? Others I have spoken with have indicated that they use
only an O/S backup. In that case, what about
In a message dated 12/10/2004 6:18:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, John Hester
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Of course you still have to start your backup at a point in time
when no transactions are in mid-stream if you want to be able to restore
everyting to a consistent state.
-John
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Has anyone experienced this before?
Unidata Admin ; Network Services ; UDTelnet Server ; Users ;
Pick a user and the 'Default Shell' is: e:\ud\bin\udt.exe
Don't worry about why I am doing this but
Copy udt.exe to udt2.exe
Change the Default shell (for any user) to: e:\ud\bin\udt2.exe
Just sending a message to say hello, and to make sure I am receiving these,
as I have just subscribed today. I have been doing development using ODBC in
ASP/VBScript to connect to UniVerse, and it appears we will moving to
UniObjects.net and ASP.net soon. I look forward to the indispensable
Hello,
We are rolling out our product on UniVerse 10.1/NT, currently we are running
on D3, and we have a couple UniVerse questions.
1) Resizing. When we asked IBM about resizing, their answer was FAST.
However, I am not impressed with the product nor the expense, are there any
alternatives?
2)
So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer control codes work...except...
I haven't been able to figure out how to get it to select the
output bin.
It has two bins...I tried Ec l # G (using both 1 and 2), but both
select the upper bin.
I have found that uvbackup is not the answer NT backup works but is not
very good on compression. No matter what you use I highly recommend St
Bernard's Open File Manager it makes sure you can backup all files.
Tony
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So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer control codes work...except...
I haven't been able to figure out how to get it to select the
output bin.
It has two bins...I tried Ec l # G (using both 1 and 2), but
We keep our Production databases on mirror sets*.
To backup, we quiesce the system, break the mirror, then start running
again (total time ~2 minutes).
Now backup from the 'broken' half of the mirror (use anything you like,
no files are open), then re-sync the mirror sets.
If you can't even
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