MICHAEL.HENDERSON wrote:
The mechanism chosen by our architecture team is
Microsoft BizTalk Server
Please can anyone offer any experienced-based advice
here, or suggest an alternative d which is easier,
better, and/or quicker than my ideas.
And yes, I'd at least consider a buy my
Mike,
I think your best solution would the IBM MQSeries interface (be aware
that IBM have not provided access to the transaction/rollback aspects of
MQ in their UV interface, this has led us to not switch to the new UV-MQ
interface).
If you can't use the MQSeries interface (and fair enough
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Trust Company of America, a leading provider of financial services nationwide,
has an immediate opening for a Senior Multivalue Database Programmer / Analyst.
The ideal candidate for this position will have broad knowledge of
Hi Mark,
We use 64 bit files extensively for large files. The only drawback that we
have found is that the Unix size of the file increases when you convert
from 32 bit to 64 bit (because of larger forward and backward pointers).
Theoretically, if you have a large number of very small records the
Sequential file I/O is permitted while a transaction is active, so your trigger
subroutine could write to a file that some server process (not in a
transaction) was waiting on. Sequential file I/O statements can also work with
named pipes, though these are more difficult in a Windows
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Relocation will not be considered - we are seeking a local candidate.
Would be nice if those 'local' candidates knew who they were. Where is
'local'?
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How about executing a FILE.STAT-
Let's say your universe account is at /u1/uv and you want a record count
of the VOC.
Then enter
cd /u1/uv
nrec=`echo VOC | /u1/uv/bin/file.stat | awk '/^Number of rec/{print
$5}'`
Hope that helps...
Rod Hills
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Englewood, CO, apparently. Checked the website.
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Would be nice if those 'local' candidates knew who they were.
I have a client on an AIX system using sysback for backup. I tried to
selectively restore one file from the tape a few days ago and it got
about 40% through loading and failed. Now, I am suspecting that when
you restore from tape it doesn't go directly where you want it, but
rather to a temp
Their website seems to indicate they are 'here' in Englewood, Colorado --
part of the metro Denver area...
Jeff Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Long, Inc.
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h nationwide... Wonder what nation we are taking about? Trust
Company of America... Does that imply the USA? Or is it some other
western hemisphere country?
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
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I received the following error using UV10.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] CBS-BLUE]$ echo HOLD | /usr/uv/bin/file.stat
File name= HOLD
Cannot process type 1, 19, 25 or 30 file HOLD.
Looks like VOC is a type 3 file (which did work). file.stat
does not seem to work with 1,19,30 files.
George
Hi Robert,
Plain old MS Telnet does NOT suffer from the same speed issues. Screens refresh
blazingly fast using MS Telnet.
Dynamic Connect just crawls. It's completely unbearable.
Again, I just can't figure it out. It's the same version of Dynamic Connect in
use by hundreds of my customers and
These may be way off-base here but:
1. Does the emulation you are using change the response time? e.g. if
you switch from say vt100 to wyse60?
2. What is the network traffic like? Could DC be packeting up the telnet
stuff differently than windows telnet? (AFAIR that is part of the
telnet
Could this be a reverse DNS lookup on connect issue with the server or
firewall?
If this is a unix machine, just to test, try putting an entry in the
/etc/hosts file with the IP of the otherend with a definition, and see
if the slowdown stops. If it does, then the DNS server is having a hard
FILE.STAT only works on static hashed Universe files. Since you seem determined
to do this from unix how about this:
cd to the unix directory holding the Univese account in question and execute
the following
/path to the uv/bin directory/uv COUNT WHATEVERFILENAME
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I
C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Etc\Hosts (XP, change Windows to WinNT on
2K)
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I believe Windows has a host file for local DNS entries but I'm not
sure where it lives...possible c:\hosts (I think
Why not just do a count? $home/uv/bin/uv COUNT VOC
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Subject: RE: [U2] How to count records present in TYPE 30 file from unix
shell prompt ??
quote who=Rod Hills
For type 30 we have to be a bit creative...
cd /u1/uv
# Need to make an alias command called ANALYZE to file.stat
ln bin/file.stat bin/ANALYZE
# Be sure path includes binaries for universe
PATH=/u1/uv/bin;$PATH
# Get number of recs
nrec=`echo FILE30 | ANALYZE -o STATS | awk '/^Number of
On windows XP, it's in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC\HOSTS
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Not sure what happened to my last post, here are the proper lines-
cd /u1/uv
# Need to make an alias command called ANALYZE to file.stat
ln bin/file.stat bin/ANALYZE
# Be sure path includes binaries for universe
PATH=/u1/uv/bin;$PATH
# Get number of recs
nrec=`echo FILE30 | ANALYZE -o STATS |
To get around auto-formatting, I'm putting in extra blank lines
cd /u1/uv
# Need to make an alias command called ANALYZE to file.stat
ln bin/file.stat bin/ANALYZE
# Be sure path includes binaries for universe
PATH=/u1/uv/bin;$PATH
# Get number of recs
nrec=`echo FILE30 | ANALYZE -o STATS
looked fine to me, all of them..
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Subject: RE: [U2] How to count records present in TYPE 30 file from unix
To get around
Craig
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Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Triggers, transaction state and
interaction with the 'outside world'
Mike,
In this particular instance, 'hard real-time' isn't an issue, a delay of
a few seconds would be quite OK.
I wasn't commenting on hard real-time. MQ Series and MSMQ guarantee
delivery not delivery time (I could be wrong about MSMQ).
Rather I was thinking about how guaranteed you need
Mike,
have a look at this MSMQ example from MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msmq/msmq_using_transactions_1gz2.asp
I don't know if GCI presents any special problems under windows but this
looks like it might work to send a single message transaction
I have tried plain text - but even that gets chomped (sometimes)
S
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Goo'day, Stuart,
At 13:08 09/09/05 +1000, you wrote:
I have tried plain text - but even that gets chomped (sometimes)
S
Perhaps the list's own personal tooth fairy is cutting out all the waffley
bits.g ... Sorry!
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I have tried plain text - but even that gets chomped (sometimes)
All right admin folks... I'm out of ideas. If you Have Majordomo set to
archive, then you could go searching in
~/majordomo-1.94.5/archives/u2-users.archive/NN for Stuart.Boydell and
see what the
Hi Stuart
Could you send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the original email and the corrupted
email on U2? I cannot see any cause to the U2 list as all we see is the
result
You do not appear to have had the problem in the past. Has your company put
something new up on the company email server that may be
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