Hi,
I wonder if anyone would know what the size limit of data that can be
handled within a dynamic array from within UniObjects.
We came across a limit whereby a customer had just over 14000 items in
an array that was being returned from UV. The application threw an
error when it came back with
Mark,
I'm one of those programmers who use the overly grand way of spacing you
describe. I believe that
ASDTFY = ''
AS = ''
DRT = 0
is much more readable than
ASDTFY=''
AS=''
DRT=0
especially when there is a lot more code than in this example, and
everything else around
Pretty sure the limit on any argument to a UniObjects call is 16k.
Been a while since I used it though so that limitation may have gone by
now.
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Chuck,
Now if only Jbase had something like VLIST (sigh...).
Regards,
Charlie Noah
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Speaking of Y2K-related programs, I too wrote one, but it searched the
VLIST of the program. That way I didn't care about spacing, etc.. You
might
...and also watch out for:
3: A = FMT(5, '60R')
3 0 : 09C format 5 60R = A
4: B = FMT(5, 6'0'R)
4 8 : 09C format 5 6'0'R = B
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Chuck,
Now if only Jbase had something like VLIST (sigh...).
Regards,
Charlie Noah
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Stuart,
We're currently running 5.2 on an HP Tru64 system currently, and we are
upgrading to 6.x on an IBM AIX system shortly.
We already have all the programs written using a DataDirect ODBC interface,
which was proved free of charge from HP.
IBM does not make the same offer. So we're
Hi Gals and Guys,
We are trying to deploy our application on UniVerse/AIX/SB+ and we use SB+
stationeries (forms). Using the /PM menu Maintain Printers, I can change
which printer is currently assigned each form, however, we can only change
the form if I am the root user.
Since our users do
Personally I find well spaced and structured code easier to read.
Consider the following:
BEGIN CASE
CASE V=5
TOTAL = AMT*RATE
CASE V=6
TOTAL = AMT*RATE2
CASE 1
ERR = 14
END CASE
Is much better as:
Begin Case
noteI get the digest, am not replying with the actual post/note
It may be that the length is setup as a variable.
i.e R%:ID.LEN
I would search for R%, and the other formats suggested with the thought
that the length is not a constant.
i.e. STR('0', ID.LEN - LEN(ID))
search for STR('0',
Spacing is overly grand? Though I can't cite specifics, I do recall
a study done several years ago that talked about the ergonomic value
of whitespace in code. At the risk of misquoting, it seems the brain
interprets whitespace as a natural terminator when reading through
code, and makes it
That is until you have to add a line and the new lines words are longer which
means all the old lines need to be spaced out.. I have better things to do
with my time :). I try to follow any acceptable pattern that is already there
when changing existing code. But beyond 'tabbing' in if/end
You must be on a different version that we are. I can add as many stationeries
as I want to any single printer in /PM - Physical Printer Definition. No need
to change them on any regular basis. We are on NT. The menu selection that you
mentioned only assigns the NT printer name to the SB
I don't like to disagree with people BUT..
I like the first example best. Why not compare like with like
This is how I would write it
BEGIN CASE
CASE RATE.INDICATOR = 5
TOTAL.AMT = AMOUNT * MAIN.RATE
CASE RATE.INDICATOR = 6
TOTAL.AMT = AMOUNT * SECONDARY.RATE
A number of years ago I knew a guy who avoided using = as both
assignment and conditional, preferring to use = only for assignment
and EQ for conditions. His rationale, which I agree with, was that it
removes ambiguity and forces spaces around the EQ to improve
readability.
That was probably 12
I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who responded to my question.
Basically, I was looking to find any code in our system that could possibly be
adding leading 0's to our item number since we are converting from a fixed 5
digit item number to a variable length number. With the help of the
I don't think he was referring to himself. He was just stating what the
research on this issue determined.. referring to the brain as simply the human
brain. Not his in particular. :).
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
Value Part, Inc
Direct: 847-918-6099
Fax: 847-367-1892
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Anthony,
Thanks. That was it.
Mike
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Hello,
Has anyone noticed problems with using Uniobjects and UV (version
10.1.0) running on Win2003 servers? Specifically, we wrote a VB app.
that uses uniobjects to create pick flavored accounts and type 18 data
files on the fly and copies records from a D3 server. We had relatively
minimal
ODBC seems to be too slow for what we are trying to do. We need to
access a file that has almost 300,000 records. Is there a way to make
this faster?
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Folks,
snip refer to themselves in the third person (ie. the
brain). Or... Did I misunderstand yet another e-mail. Haha JK
Did ya notice the Haha JK (as in just kidding)? He was
intentionally misunderstanding so as to be funny.
--Ron P.
P.S. an End-of-thread is probably
I believe Joe runs a golf tournament in memory of his late father and
for the City of Hope.
If you go here, http://www.lusogolf.org/ , you may find his email
address referenced somewhere.
rudy
Rudy Cooper
Sage Publications
I.T Development
Thousand Oaks, California
(805) 499-0721 #7724
Agreed, Ron.
END OF THREAD.
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Pingilley, Ron wrote:
P.S. an End-of-thread is probably in order :)
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Generally, I would see char(0) problems when the block sizes were different
between the devices. I don't recall seeing any char(211)'s though.
You may want to try a different block size. It may solve the problem - and be
faster.
I had a Aix box that I restored the data onto and then I did the
Does anyone know if there is a limit on the size of a filesystem in Aix?
Aix 5.1
UD 6.0.8
Thanks
Colin Alfke
Calgary, AB
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Here is a quick example that should get you started.
This is assuming that the records in the file are delimited with a line feed.
If not you would have to look at the osopen and osbread commands.
OS.FILE = C:\DATA\MYFILE.TXT
NUM.COLUMNS = 5
COLUMN.WIDTH = 10
UD.FILE = MYFILE
*
OPEN UD.FILE TO
Doesn't D3 do something stupid like default to a 500 byte block size, while
UniData assumes 512? Seems a bit suspicious that you have 12 bytes of
garbage to get rid of ...
HTH,
Ken
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Does anyone know if there is a limit on the size of a
filesystem in Aix?
Aix 5.1
UD 6.0.8
http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/aixbman/admnconc/fs
_types.htm#jfs_under
Yes, but the guy who created the files swears it was created with a
512 byte blocksize. I agree, though, it does sound a bit fishy, like
maybe D3 is overriding 512 with it's own ideas?
-Kevin
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I was trying to make a joke.
Sorry.
Not about the extemely sharp individual part though - I was sincere.
I would never insult anyone on this list as it is an incredibly valuable
resource for me. And... I enjoy reading from people who have great knowledge
and a passion for what
Hi,
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It's according to the size you choose for number of bytes per inode (nbpi).
From the man on chfs (change file system):
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pseries/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.aix.doc/cmds/aixcmds1/chfs.htm
The maximum size of a JFS file system is a function of its fragment size
Dear U2 Listers
I'd like to wish you all a very Happy Odd Day for tomorrow!
Tomorrow Saturday 5th March 2005 is, in the U2 / Pick calendar
Day Number 13579
Days don't come any odder than that (only and all the odd digits, in
ascending order)
Enjoy!
:-)
Mike Henderson
I'm not sure what need to be able to raise an error similar to the way the
odbc raises error. means.
You don't mention if you're using BCI, just odbc. Can we assume you are?
Platform? OS?
Do you want UniVerse to read the ODBC errors raised by the SQLServer stored
proceedure call?
Or
Do you
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