I always understood that the pid of the process was in there somewhere.
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SELECT column FROM 1
SELECT column FROM 1 TO 0 (redundant, but not wrong)
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 1 TO 0
SAVE.LIST name FROM 1
GET.LIST name
READLIST dynarray FROM 1
FORMLIST dynarray
probably others... those off the top of my head
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Dawn,
You can also use RedBack: PHP can instantiate COM objects on Windows
platforms, and has a java interface so it can create java redback objects
(RedObjects). I guess these would also allow UO and UOJ, but then you're
back to the old web access/connection pooling issues.
There is a paper
Thanks for the input
It appears that a previous programmer wrapped 'ed' and this caused the
problem
Regards
Bjorn
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Dawn-
We have PHP pages which interact transparently w/ UniData, allowing
users to enter, retrieve, and modify data straight to/from UD through
web services and Java (Apache Tomcat + Axis). I can supply a writeup w/
source code on how to do it -- contact me off list if you are interested.
Hi gang,
I'm in the process of tweaking one of our reports which use a LIST ...
LPTR command line to spool the output to the default printer. However, the
results are too wide for portrait orientation and was wanting to find a way
to set the orientation with SETPTR prior to the execution of the
We used to have a PRINT.CONDENSE and PRINT.NORMAL command that just
printed the PCL code to change the printer orientation. Note: you will
have to play with printer on and off commands to prevent blank pages.
We have also wrapped the LIST and SORT verbs.
P.S. don't forget to change the width and
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Hi gang,
I'm in the process of tweaking one of our reports which use a LIST ...
LPTR command line to spool the output to the default printer. However, the
results are too wide for portrait orientation and was wanting to find a way
to set the orientation with SETPTR
We have PHP pages which interact transparently w/ UniData, allowing
users to enter, retrieve, and modify data straight to/from UD through
web services and Java (Apache Tomcat + Axis). I can supply a writeup w/
source code on how to do it -- contact me off list if you are interested.
David:
Can you replace your final
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2 TO 1
with
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2 TO 0
?
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SELECT TRX ..limited branches.. TO 1
SELECT TRX ..limited branches.. TO 2
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2 TO 1
SELECT TRX ..limited branches.. TO 2
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2 TO 1
Which
Yes, you've read this before. But all the XML experts must have been on
vacation, so I'm posting it again in hopes that they 're back.
Is there a way to define the following XML section in a Unidata 6.0 extraction
file, so that it will give me a single date (07/20/2005) value/DICT entry,
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Yes, you've read this before. But all the XML experts must have been on
vacation, so I'm posting it again in hopes that they 're back.
Is there a way to define the following XML section in a Unidata 6.0 extraction
file, so that it will give me a single date
Andy,
Not sure what the problem is:
a.You don't know how to talk to the printer to reconfigure it?
b.The printer does not remain reconfigured after the program ends that
reconfigures it.
So, the same old question:
What database (looks like Unidata from your code)?
What operating
Curious... We are adding clients and users and have bumped against the
'out of licenses' thing. I've ordered a few more, but am wondering what
philosphies you may have implemented to determine how many, and if you
get, extra licenses over and above what your userbase demands.
Thanks,
--
Karl
In case anyone can use this:
I needed to trim my select list to specific number, usually I take
my ACTUAL/NEED and then do a SAMPLED # but I ran into a problem
when my NEED was fairly close to my ACTUAL, and you can't use
SAMPLED with a fractional number (I needed 1.25)
You sort and save
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Yes, you've read this before.
Back in 1999 I had to break very large files into Excel-sized chunks and
came up with a BREAK.MY.LIST program that does pretty much the same thing,
only different...I originally wrote it for my non-programmer buddy Leo, and
found myself using it a couple of months later...heh
(Unidata, using
Try adding MODE=WINDOW - may fix the problem - seems to be HP printer
drivers in every instance I've seen so far (enlightenment welcomed).
Regards
JayJay
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Listers,
I have a less-experienced member of my staff who needs to pass the IBM
Certified Solutions Expert -- U2 Family Application Development [i.e.
U2 Basic Language] exam. There are no practice exams available from IBM,
and it seems very unlikely that the relevant training course will ever
be
Karl
There are a couple of licensing models with different scenarios.
The standard base is server license, which is a concurrent license per
connection. This means that is the user is running a UniObjects access, has
an ODBC connection and a telnet connection open they would require 3
licenses
Have you looked at http://members.aol.com/mbtraining/ ? There are
self-training courses available there, which sound like what you need.
Susan
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At 08:45 20/09/05 +1200, you wrote:
Listers,
I have a less-experienced member of my staff who needs to pass the IBM
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U2 Basic Language] exam. There are no practice exams available from IBM,
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Hi All,
We are looking at integrating our UniVerse 10 system with applications
written in .NET, particularly ASP.NET. We are currently evaluating five
mechanisms for accessing UniVerse data:
* UVODBC
* RedBack
* PDP.NET (http://www.rainingdata.com/products/connect/dotnet/index.html)
* MV.NET
Our SQL programmer says that if UVODBC is setup right, it's really fast
but we also use UNIOBJECTS.net.
BobW
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Simon Jackson wrote:
We are looking at integrating our UniVerse 10 system with
applications written in .NET, particularly ASP.NET. We
are currently evaluating five mechanisms for accessing
UniVerse data:
* UVODBC * RedBack * PDP.NET * MV.NET * UniConduit
Does anyone have any experience
Not any of the below but we're using Uodotnet with Com+ object pooling
for web services (via ASP.NET). Quite satisfactory.
Stuart
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cossd
k/html/954cf9ee-e76c-4faf-99aa-3648a7bb8a59.asp
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