In a message dated 7/18/2005 2:21:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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lol - ok - not confusing ?
I don't have the direct quote but i beleive you stated that remove still
confuses you.
Then you are mistaken.
Remove does not confuse me. Remove unnecessarily confuses
Stuart.Boydell wrote:
People have already mentioned how useful it would be to
have internal subroutine indirection, eg.
mySub = 'blah'
gosub @mySub
I missed the thread that showed this but I'd do it like this:
--
G.Keys = blah bling blang
convert to @am in G.Keys
...
mySub
Processes operating as socket servers can only serve one process at a time,
regardless of which OS or DBMS platform creates the socket. SO$REUSEADDR
is intended to eliminate the TIME_WAIT state if the process running the
listener happens to die. If there is no step in U2 between init and accept
I've noticed that there hasn't been much of a response to
this thread. One project that we started but temporarily
postponed is a monitoring tool for MV VARs and Support
providers to monitor remote client systems for conditions
before they became problems. This would include the OS,
DBMS, and
Can anybody tell me what this file does, as it has caused some problems
with 3rd party products and when we rename it to u2libeay32.old, all seems
to work, I am just worried that I might have missed something.
Regards
Bjvrn
Bjorn,
A quick look with Dependency Walker shows it is exporting a set of functions
for SSL, RSA encryption and certificate (X509) services.
So I guess it is part of the UniVerse SSL support.
Brian
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I would like to add that we don't need a new memory cartridge using this
method every time we change
SSLeay was an SSL library originally created by Eric Young (eay). It was
eventually absorbed into the openSSL project (openssl.org). So my guess
is that when u2 added SSL socket encryption, they went with open source?
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Will Johnson wrote on Tue, 19 Jul 2005 01:55:51 EDT
Remove does not confuse me. Remove unnecessarily confuses other
people. ...
READNEXT works just find for processing a multi-item list just as
REMOVE does and it's much more widely used and understood.
So I see no point to the Remove
The fact that renaming it makes things work OK seems to point out a
versioning issue. This file is based on SSLEAY, from which OpenSSL is
derived. It looks like each U2 DBMS product and UniDK installs its own
version of this u2libeay32.dll and u2ssleay32.dll too. By commenting one
file out,
To answer the mysterious SYSTEM(xx)entries:
44 returns the # of processes (not seats in use)
51 device license info for SB+
62 value of uvconfig tunable MODFPTRS
63 value of uvconfig tunable BLKMAX
64 value of uvconfig tunable MAXKEYSIZE
1002 indicates if file is in rotating file
I am working on a project to copy a DOS file to a Pick file using Viaduct and
then update the system with this data. I have found some similar programs to
use, but I do not know what the command is doing or what the parameters mean.
The manuals don't offer much help either.
Any help would be
Thanks, Glen, now added to my list
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Hi,
I am facing a problem wherein a WRITE operation to a type 19 file is failing
in some cases.
The call to STATUS() function within the ON ERROR clause returns error 40019.
Strangely this problem does not occur for all the
Hi,
I am facing a problem wherein a WRITE operation to a type 19 file is failing
in some cases.
The call to STATUS() function within the ON ERROR clause returns error 40019.
Strangely this problem does not occur for all the writes operations, but
approximately 100 times (out of 60K write
The entry for 40019 in the SYS.MESSAGE file isn't too helpful...
CT SYS.MESSAGE 040019
040019
0001 WRITE failure.
0002
I would suspect that the write is failing at the O/S level. A starting
point would be to check system logs for disk errors, etc.
HTH
Jeff Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Long,
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Not directed at you Mark, but someone mentioned that Remove has been around a
long time. Not so. REMOVE was not added to the ADDS environment until
perhaps around the mid 80s or so. And I still find it much more confusing that
simply
Tony,
I don't do U2 sockets but I'm guessing Craig's code is missing something.
In socket comms, you wait on the listen, accept a connection, do whatever
you need, then go back to listen. Looping on accept is OK but after the
repeat you have to go back to listening, and that shouldn't mean
Is there a possibility that the consumer is opening and processing
through a file that is being reopened in the creator? There might be
some weird OS timing issues in that situation.
We ran into this a while back with our credit card server; for drop
file interfaces we had to follow a specific
D3 works just like UV in this regard, only one process can listen on a
socket port at any given time, processes can't be forked or otherwise
handed off, etc. As I said though, after the code has exhausted all of
your inbound connections via Accept, it needs to go back to a Listen which,
depending
It is not surprising that the pick market has a bit of a dinosaur-esqe
image, as it would seem that many of us are still coding around bugs
that were fixed 20 or more years ago. I can't speak for others, but it
seems to me that 1985 was ONE HELL OF A LONG TIME AGO as regards to the
computer
Thanks all for your help.
I got this from someone else and it might just interest all you running
Crystal Reports.
U2 SSL Stops Crystal Reports from Printing
The U2 implementation of Secure Sockets Layer
I don't know if this wil work on Pick D3, but this is how we do it on
UniVerse (PICK Flavor), Windows 2003
This entry sits in the VOC
PS:Replace the '[info]' with your own info
0001 PA
0002 C
0003 IF I2,Is it alright to copy the EFT files to the local drive
[Y]es/[N]o , Y OR N = N THEN GO
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