Hi all,
Question : Is there a way to specify a full path+filename instead a
filename in the CREATE.FILE command ?
To have files created into other directory like the current.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Manu Fernandes
Infodata S.`r.l.
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Question : Is there a way to specify a full path+filename instead a
filename in the CREATE.FILE command ?
No but the underlying operating system level program that does the
CREATE.FILE can do this.
/usr/uv/bin/mkdbfile pathname type modulo separation
(with the appropriate path on the
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Can any of the internals gurus help?
I'm reading a comma-separated list of long numbers into a variable, then
converting it into a dynamic array with CONVERT ',' TO @FM.
I'm then processing the numbers, only to discover they're now corrupted!
An example from a few days ago was .014386, which
Not if you are using stored procedures (U2 basic subroutines) to do the
file manipulation. Passing the record to the subroutine provides one
layer of removal from the client program.
Rich Taylor | Senior Programmer/Analyst| VERTIS
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Can this person be dropped from the list? I don't mind the away messages when
you get just ONE but after getting.. what.. 5 in 24 hours.. this is getting
aggravating even to me.
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
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Just be glad he's only off for the one week
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Subject: RE: [U2] Stuart Boydell is on annual leave.
Can this person be
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I installed the ODBC driver from the client CD on a Windows XP and Server
2003 system and the drivers are not listed in the ODBC connection
administrator in Windows.
What is happening here? It used to work fine that the driver would show up
so that I could configure a DSN.
Martin Scholl
But his comments have generated a modification idea to my earlier
suggestion. If, before the TRANSACTION START command, you get a next
available ID then use that as a root value, you can then create a
sequential number with an internal sequential number. IE:
ROOT.KEY=''
LOOP UNTIL ROOT.KEY
But this would not keep those pesky auditors happy. In the following sequence,
how could they know that item 1*4 was missing?
1*1
1*2
1*3
2*1
etc.
Regards,
Steve Johnson
FXA Group Ltd
Bangkok
Original message from Bob Woodward on 6/14/2005 12:39 AM:
But his comments have generated a
UV 9.6.1.3 on W2K.
What's the right way to use @RECORD? I can do-
OPEN '','A-VALID-FILENAME' THEN NULL
...after which @STDFIL is populated with the file handle.
Then, I can do-
READ @RECORD FROM 'RECORD-ID' THEN NULL
...after which @RECORD is a dynamic array of whatever corresponds to
I wouldn't use it except in the case of SUBR(...) type dictionaries.
Then it's the main record being accessed in the query so you don't
need to open the file and read the record.
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Sent: Monday,
You're right, it would. Depending on the requirements, you could very
easily create a log file of just the ROOT.KEY values that were rolled
back and force an entry of a reason code, time/date stamp, user
information, all kinds of stuff, but I think this solution gives the
original requestor an
Come on, people. A request was made for options. I guess I wasn't real
clear on the use of the *0 possibility. Use 1*0 to store the number of
sub key parts, or use just a record with the main key part and no
subpart. The task was how to not hold up everyone else with a
sequential key counter
Goo'day, Barry
AFAIK, @RECORD is the data of the record being processed by an I-type
function.
Therefore you don't have to OPEN the file, or READ the @RECORD, eg:
DICT FNAME COST
0001 I
0002 @RECORD3 * @RECORD5
0003 MR2.. etc, etc
or
DICT FNAME ANOTHER.COST
0001 I
0002
Goo'day, Bob,
At 19:44 13/06/05 -0700, you wrote:
Come on, people. A request was made for options.
I guess I'm one of those to whom you are referring. Please accept my
abject apologies.
However, in my defence, and in defence of those others, I'll add that the
discourse started with
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