Cesar,
1. Yes, you can use either:
A. The BCI (Basic Calling Interface) to open an ODBC connection to SQL
Server from within UniVerse BASIC.
B. You can use SELECT ... TOXML ELEMENTS statements to generate XML using
UniVerse SQL if you want to move static data.
C. You can write a program on
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Subject: [U2] [UV] Web Services for Dummies
Has anyone developed a web service for Universe ?
Yes,
I used Delphi to create
Sorry Will, I'm in the UK and work a different time zone as such.
But I see Martin has posted, so that should cover most requirements.
Robert Paterson
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1 The
There are a few Epicor people that do read this list. They just tend to
lay low unless the discussion effects them directly.
I can say a that there are a few people still in the Manage-2000 group
that are very good with the interfaces to U2.
From my past experience with Epicor, they are a very
Susan steps in, ugly baby on her hip
Wow -- that wasn't a very strong endorsement of Epicor as a product. And I
am surprised. I go to their user meetings all over the US and Europe and I
have to say that there are a lot of really, really happy Avanti, Manfact and
Dataflo customers around the
Three years ago, I did an Epicor Avante roll-out. Then, Avante ran on
UniData and UniVerse, NT and Unix; I expect that it still does.
It was a 400-person, annual sales $30 million UK battery comany, Hawker
Eternacell, Inc., [part of www.Invensys.com] that was acquired by it's
French rival,
Okay .. this one has got me ..
The program below will not compile. It compiler responds with ..
*--
01 basic DAVES.BP DEMO.MV
Compiling: Source = 'DAVES.BP/DEMO.MV', Object = 'DAVES.BP.O/DEMO.MV'
Has anyone ever seen a UniData file have its index become disconnected
from the data file? I have a file that used to have indexes. I can
verify that because I have a LIST.INDEX printout from a few months ago
showing them. However, they are no longer in place. When I run
LIST.INDEX against the
IBM announced this morning that it's agreed to buy software maker
Ascential Software Corp. for $1.1 billion to bolster its information
integration business, the companies said on Monday.
For those interested in the details, there's a Reuters story at:
I see that IBM is buying Ascential. Isn't that the company that broke
away from VMark/Informix when IBM bought the U2 products?
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
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I think you are remembering the Files area I used to maintain, Dan. U2UG
is also looking at this in light of legal ramifications of copyright,
proprietary information, ability to properly vet documents for legal
status, authenticity, accuracy, etc. Currently under discussion is
whether or not
I just heard a radio news spot announcing IBM had just purchased Ascential
for 1 Billion US$. Hopefully that will bring development closer
together..?..
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Subject: [U2] [UD] disconnected index
Has anyone ever seen a UniData file have its index become
What's the possibility of a hidden character at the ^ position?
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Okay .. this one
Yes it is. This should prove interesting to watch over the next year
or so. Hopefully our friends at Assential will remain employed or at
least receive a large amount of stock options...
Good Luck!
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 11:28:44 -0500, Gordon J Glorfield
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I see that IBM
Forget my previous idea. Are you saying that if you bring in the
lines from the includes into the main program (and comment out the
$include lines) that it works?
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Dave,
Just a thought - what are you using to edit the INCLUDE source? It is
possible that the last line of the file does not end in a CRLF or LF
(depending on the OS). I've seen that cause similar problems.
If that is the case, go into each include in ED and FILE it.
Brian
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I've only seen this when moving around files at the OS level.
I certainly wouldn't trust this index and would delete and rebuild it.
Colin Alfke
Calgary, AB
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From: Josh Marcus
Has anyone ever seen a UniData file have its index become disconnected
from the data file?
Make sure that the record SQL_DEFAULT_CONNECTION_INFO_INCLUDE.MV (or
whatever the last include in your program is) has a correct
end-of-marker.
Editing and putting a blank line on the end will do it.
Might not be your problem but I've had this several times in the past
and the description you
Sure its that line, does it compile if you comment it out.
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Subject: RE: [U2] Include Equate record Errors Compiler
Forget my previous idea. Are you saying that
Dan Fitzgerald wrote:
Didn't there used to be a place to contribute and read
docs? I poked
around a bit, and didn't find one.
Speaking of contributing, you're all welcome to post anything you want
to the Pick Wiki:
http://www.pickwiki.com
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Man I wish it was the easy ..
I do most of my editing in Textpad (great editor .. using it for years)
and it would show any 'hidden' character.
If I comment out that line .. the error goes to the next line
DSig
David Tod Sigafoos
SigsSolutions, Inc.
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It is possible .. I use TextPad and have for years .. but this is a new
client .. who knows.
I have noticed that since this problem started ...
if I don't leave a blank at the end of equates the compiler will simply
stop at the include. It just locks up the session and there is no way
to kill
it appears to be true that moving the equates (cut/past) into the
program .. things work. I have just modified 4 routines and all is
well.
This started last friday and spent most all the day chasing this down.
DSig
David Tod Sigafoos
SigsSolutions, Inc.
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Adrian ..
thanks .. i have gone through the equates and put a blank line on them
.. it appears to be ok now.
Not sure why this should ever happen .. even to the point of hanging the
seesion during the compile BUT as long as I know.
thanks again
DSig
David Tod Sigafoos
SigsSolutions, Inc.
I wanted to use the UniAdmin File Tool feature. However when I open the
Account Folder I only see files that exist 'within' the account. Most of our
files are spread out away from our uv account. LISTF has no trouble showing
that file XYZ is actually /dbms/subdirectory/XYZ. The VOC entry
The compiler is a C-routine, right? Maybe if the text editor doesn't
get the right end-of-file character in there, then the compiler never
sees the end-of-string \0 character in the C string array, so it just
keeps parsing in the next character off into the never-ending ether
At least until
Hey, sweetie! I have a rumor of a chance of a possibility of a gig doing
uv/odbc in Oregon. That's all I know, except that the source is as reputable
as you can imagine, and the requirement is for UV ODBC experience they
mentioned AIX. Shall I put you two kids in touch?
Our greatest duty in
It's the BASIC process itself that hangs if the end-of-file marker is
incorrect. IF you kill those off it will release the session.
We used to get it all the time when we first switched to using non-U2
editors.
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Is there an entry in UV.ACCOUNT for the account whose file you are
trying to access?
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 13:40:50 -0500, Hennessey, Mark F.
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I wanted to use the UniAdmin File Tool feature. However when I open the
Account Folder I only see files that exist 'within' the
Greetings.
(I'll be quick -- and no replies here, please!)
In cleaning up I've been a little surprised at the folks that weren't on my
mailing list and should have been.
The Loosely Q1 2005 edition is about to go out. If you've not been getting
the PRC newsletter in the past and want it,
Does anyone have any idea what this means:
Warning: file load discrepancy detected.
It came from uvfixfile when it was run against a type 30 file that is
performing poorly. No other errors were reported. However I can't seem to
find file load referenced in the uvfixfile documentation.
Before I write my own, is there a report in SB+ that will print what
users have access to based on their group assignment? I have looked and
I don't see anything useful.
My Sarbox auditors are looking for this information. Thanks in advance.
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I can't stand it -- I have to correct. I know that Epicor's U2 product is
Avante with an accent over the 'e'. My word processor knows to fix the
spelling and include the accent-e. Whatever filters text for post changed
e/accent to an 'i'. Makes me look foolish furiously defending a product if
Mark,
File load refers to the percentage full the file is and is used
by dynamic (type 30) files to determine when to split and merge. The file
load is compared to the SPLIT.LOAD and MERGE.LOAD parameters -- if file load
SPLIT.LOAD then the current group splits; if file load MERGE.LOAD
Out of the box, no, there is not. We've had discussions about this
kind of thing in months past over on SBSolutions. When you say what
users have access to, what does this include? Processes? Menu
options? Files? Fields? Tools?
You might post over on the SBSolutions list, I seem to recall
X-Squeeze me
But comparing Avante to JD Edwards Sap is like putting a 2.5 foot T-ball
player up against Derek Jeter..its not in the same league
Avante is not a tier 1 no matter how much you would like to think that its
playing with the big boys...
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Just SB Process and SB Process description e.g. I*AR.MASTER*REPORT123
and My AR Balance Report.
I re-posted to sbsolutions. Thanks Kevin.
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I believe that Jeff was speaking about Manage-2000. Polk audio, in addition
to making great speakers, is a Manage-2000 user. Now if I could just get
them to send a couple of studio monitors my way for the plug. ;-)
When I was working for M2k under ROI Systems, there were several companies
While I suppose that is true that Avante is not Tier One, Avante runs in
some rather large organizations... perhaps 1000 users. Avante has quite a
lot of features and functionality.
I never considered Jeter to be a heavy-weight. Thus, a more meaningful
analogy would be... a luxury van to a
You don't mention which UniVerse version you are using there was an
issue which was addressed a while ago. The file load discrepancy was an
indicator and needed to be fixed (rapidly) as it could stop groups splitting
(and merging??). The ones I saw went to a negative file load - and the
Nick:
snip
Is there an entry in UV.ACCOUNT for the account whose file you are
trying to access?
/snip
Yes. Field 11 is populated with the unix path to the account. It's the only
entry in the record.
Here's my problem. UV.ACCOUNT knows about my production account. Let's say
the path in
H,
I wonder if this is one of the reasons why IBM doesn't distribute MITS anymore
- I know the products are distinctly different, but a deal like this doesn't
happen overnight
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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From:
We are having quite a bit of success writing reports with Crystal Reports,
using ODBC to access
our UD6 database. We have gone through the exercise of flattening files,
creating new dicts, etc.
It's slow, but we are usually able to get what we need. We serve up the
reports to the users
with
in the ODBC/OleDB interface to UniData. Before we give up entirely and resign
ourselves to
putting out paper reports with UniQuery, I thought I would ask this group if
anyone has solved
this problem. Anyone?
Don't do that Jim. I you have to use UniQuery, at least convert the text
reports to
Josh Marcus wrote:
Has anyone ever seen a UniData file have its index become
disconnected
from the data file? I have a file that used to have
indexes. I can
verify that because I have a LIST.INDEX printout from a
few
months ago
showing them. However, they are no longer in place. When I
run
There's an SB+ list? can you send me subscription link(s)? Thanks
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Raining data has an interface with U2 and Microsoft Report Server. I have
not used it, but it may make better use of the PICK facilities and you would
not have to flatten files.
Microsoft Report Server is not a bad product allowing reports to be produced
to html, pdf and other formats, xml
I agree. I've seen this when a user has moved an index file around at the
OS level and there is a mismatch between the number of indexes recorded in
the header of the primary file and the actual number of indexes in the
index file. The advise to DELETE.INDEX fn ALL, and recreate and rebuild is
Jim,
Probably way to late in the day, but there are a number of non-ODBC/OleDB
solutions that might have solved this problem for you. Names like mvQuery,
Informer, and our own Visage.Reporter come to mind.
I assume the other products have something similar to our facility where you
can
Does UV SQL CALL syntax work for UD too? Can that be used to return the
rows you need from basic or a paragraph?
Stuart
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From: Jim Bullock
The natural, or so I thought, place to do this sort of thing is in a stored
procedure. I got as
far as seeing the stored
Yes...and I was privy to M2K back when it went through ADP doors and was
sold back out again
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I
Lemme hope that a former HK employee turned Avante rep now no longer with
either company wasn't involved in the roll-out ;-)
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Sorry Susan
Your baby ain't butt ugly but no mother thinks her baby has flaws...
But -- I've worked on alot of packages, and yes even extensive tier 1
packages that are well out of price points for some. Yes with Avante there
are alot of bells and whistles, but ofttimes when trying to be all
and I'm at one of the largest installs...
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While I suppose that is true that Avante is not Tier
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