Charles:
But this doesn't solve the problem of missing sequence numbers if the
TRANSACTION doesn't commit. :-(
Bill
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I came here for a flogging.
No you didn't.
Couldn't resist. Sorry.
Serious reply to follow.
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Regards,
Clif
On Jun 16, 2005, at 12:31 PM, Bill Haskett wrote:
However, it's always possible I could use a good flogging. :-)
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Yes, that was the point. A record counter contains no information about
the record; it is an arbitrary pointer to the information. Our U2 (and
other MV) databases do not provide for a key that is, to use some SQL
implementation terms, AUTO_INCREMENT or INTEGER GENERATED AS IDENTITY.
So we fake
Ray, you should change the heading;-)
Yes, who would ever have thought that the company which originally
developed UV would be worth 2,100,000,000 USD.
Vmark merged (tookover Unidata) to become Ardent.
Ardent bought Prism (I think).
Informix tookover Ardent (At least that is what they
What about the 800,000,000 that Informix handed over for Ardent?
Now the total is 2,900,000,000 (woo hoo!).
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Would you be willing to tackle any of these other questions? :
- Is T-correlative smart enough to do the same caching as TRANS()?
- The caching is only 1 record 1 file deep,
just one single filerecord combo gets cached, right?
- Does T-correlative use the same underlying code as
Bill,
Might I suggest that M be renamed to something a little more meaningful? Oh,
and a flogging for the person who named it M to begin with? ;^)
Actually, when I find these format variables, I replace them with the format
literal. I know, it might make it a little harder to expand its
Hola all -
We've got a DTS in MS SQL Server 7 which pulls all 200k+ records out of
a table from UniVerse 9.6 through the Ardent driver, weekly, to put it
into a SQL Server table for easier access from some of our web apps.
Works great, it's a relatively simple select of 8 fields.
Same DTS
Or am I being stupid? But it's breaking my sort routines and causing strange
results. UV 9.6 on Windows.
Try running the following program:
PRINT COMPARE( 'Beijing', 'Beijing Shanghai', 'L')
PRINT COMPARE( 'Beijing', 'Nanking', 'L')
RETURN
I gave up on the ODBC stuff a while back. I now build my SQL tables
by producing text files on the HP/UniVerse machine and then launching
a DTS job with an ftp module that pulls the data down to the SQL
server and imports it that way.
Much less twidling with drivers this way.
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The new IBM ODBC driver is a lot faster than the old Ardent driver. The
problem may be that it is too fast for the SQL Server to handle and this is
causing a buffer overflow. There are parameters within ODBC to change
buffers and slow the transfer of records. Have you considered upgrading to
Yes... I make a living by doing code makeovers...
--Bill
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Bill,
Might I suggest
We are using the OpenLink ODBC software on a ibm 6c3 running aix 5.3 and
universe 10.1
Both the drivers and the Basic SQL Client Interface are working fine here both
into and out of MS SQL Server 2000
P'raps we are not being clever enough to break them :-)
Bob
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A vb.net program with UO.NET and SQL drivers can work this task also...
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I
Fine by me, but get your own thread; this one's taken.
(Or at least add another sentence to the subject line.)
From: Clifton Oliver
...Control numbers, on the other hand, are a completely different
issue
Anyone want to discuss why most MultiValue systems don't know
the concept of
For our 'Kourier Publisher' package we use PCL2PDF from Visual Software
(over in the UK) to convert documents from our U2 to the PDF format for
Archiving and/or Emailing. They offer an 'Evaluation' copy of their
software on their website - visual.co.uk.
Cheers,
Paul Trebbien
Kore
I'll have to generalize them firstI'll see what I can do next week.
George
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You're right. If you do an 'R' compare it comes out correctly. Which to me
means that the compare function is not truly doing a left to right
comparison. Try doing the following:
PRINT COMPARE( 'Beijing', 'Beijing Shanghai', 'L')
PRINT COMPARE( 'Beijing', 'Nanking', 'L')
One downside to this, is that you need to know HTML and javascripting.
Basically, the output are UV programs that produce HTML coding. There is no
automation with these programs/routines. And the output HTML is not
cross browser compatible, unless that's the HTML output you provide.
But...It
450 Lynx formatting failed: open3: exec of lynx --stdin --dump --force_html
--hiddenlinks=ignore --localhost --image_links --nolist --noredir --noreferer
--realm failed at /etc/smrsh/demime line 1519
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At 11:25 -0400 2005/06/17, George Gallen wrote:
And the output HTML is not cross browser compatible, unless that's
the HTML output you provide.
One little nit-pick here. HTML/XHTML is a standard and is
browser-neutral. I think what you technically mean is that there
will be no Netscape or
I will try this once again... if it doesn't work then I don't know how to
get Notes to send to the list and I guess I will have to not post.
Yes, this is a bug in the low level function qcomp(). I fixed this
within the DataStage Engine code back in 2002 (after version 9.6 of
universe).
Greetings,
I am trying to utilize In-Line Prompting with conversion code MCU using the
following syntax, without much luck.
001: PA
002: SELECT ITEM.FILE WITH SCANNED EQ R,Scan Barcode,(MCU)
003: LIST ITEM.FILE SCANNED REQUIRE.SELECT
The manual states:
[options,]prompt_text[,check | (conv)]
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George, do you, or would you be willing to, have your code up
on the pickwiki ?
Will
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I am trying to utilize In-Line Prompting with conversion code MCU using
the
following syntax, without much luck.
001: PA
002: SELECT ITEM.FILE WITH SCANNED EQ R,Scan Barcode,(MCU)
003: LIST ITEM.FILE SCANNED REQUIRE.SELECT
...snip...
The conversion code element of an inline prompt checks
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George, do you, or would you be willing to, have your code up
on the pickwiki ?
Not to discourage anyone from posting on pickwiki, but Glen's
new site http://mvdevcentral.com/ has much better support
for code submissions - the wiki format doesn't really lend
itself
The following is true in UniVerse. I don't know whether UniData works the
same, but it would be worth investigating.
If the dictionary entry for SCANNED has MCU as the conversion specification
(field 3 in a UV 'D' or 'I' type), then you could do
SELECT ITEM.FILE WITH SCANNED EQ R,Scan Barcode
Bob Witney wrote:
P'raps we are not being clever enough to break them :-)
If only our problem was that we were too clever... Seemingly, although
we've been at a retreat all day haven't fully tested this out, it's
actually a matter of some bad data -- we fixed a lot of fields so that
Is there an OCONV method that does nothing, ie IF X=OCONV(X,CONV) THEN TRUE.
I've had a situation where I could use this before and one crept up today. No
biggie.
Thanks.
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