I'll second the elfring folks. They made it dirt simple to have a
signature on a check. They also turned our logo into a font to snazz
up the check a bit.
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Karl:
Have the signature sent to http://www.elfring.com/signatur.htm and they will
convert
I know there are native tools in Unidata to output XML datasets. However, can
anyone shed light on tools (custom or native) to read/parse XML data?
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Hello all!
I'm new to the group and am trying my hand at UniBasic to develop custom
routines.
My current issue is probably an easy one.
When I issue the FIB command in AE, or the BASIC command in ECL, it
tells me that BASIC is not a verb.
I'm sure that I'm missing something simple!
Are you in lower case? That's usually my problem when I get that message.
:)
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Subject: [U2] UniBasic
Hello all!
I'm new
There's a barbaric parser, as well as an XML node toolkit, on PickSource.
Just go to downloads and look for the XML sub-group in the categories. The
simplest method for parsing XML is to break the document down by .
Well-formed XML will never contain a or character that isn't part of
an
Jim,
As a security feature a lot of VARS remove that command (verb) from the VOC.
Or perhaps they have a utility that they want you to use instead?
So first check with your VAR before changing your VOC.
Thank you,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
(480) 813-1725
www.dagconsulting.com
And are you still using a hand crank record player too?? zing
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Being one of the most
I've tried it both ways... the FIB command in AE calls the BASIC command
and it does the same thing! Crazy...
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Hey all,
We've got a new employee at my company with no PICK experience at all ..
Does anyone know of anywhere local to get a PICK 101 course in the NYC
area?
Thanks ..
-Chuck
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The important part here is knowing when to use it properly.
Even a hand crank record player can be used properly.
Just because there are better ways or alternative ways doesn't make the
the manual record player unusable. Just think, if the power grid goes
down, you would jump at the
If you wanted to repair the voc for it, you could:
COPY VOC BASICAUTOMATICPROCESSING,BASIC
And that would put it back. However, you may find SB1 deleting it again
when you do backups. It's a Manage-2000 thing...
I'd still use EDP. Better, Faster, Quicker and the colors don't fade - even
Using GOTO properly is using it in languages that cannot be programmed
without GOTO. For example Fortran 4 or original Basic. Using it e.g. in
Fortran 77 or in UniBasic would already be not a proper use. The same as
playing records on crank record player would be good idea if you have no
electric
our worst fears are coming true
I'll reply on community list
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Using GOTO properly is
Since I started this thread.. am I allowed to say..
END OF THREAD!
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I just got a call from Manage-2000 and all I had to do was add a file to
the VOC that contains 2 lines: V and BASIC... Crazy simple, but I had no
idea.
Meanwhile I located Edieditor.exe, which he said still requires BASIC in
the VOC. I going to try it now!
Thanks for all your help!
Jim
Using GOTO properly is using it in languages that cannot be programmed
without GOTO. For example Fortran 4 or original Basic. Using it e.g. in
Fortran 77 or in UniBasic would already be not a proper use. The same as
playing records on crank record player would be good idea if you have no
Matt Stern at Comprehensive Computer Services does Pick training. He's on Long
Island.
Comprehensive Computer Services Inc
560 Broadhollow Road
Melville, NY 11747
631-755-2250
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Hey all,
We've got a new employee at my company with no PICK experience at all
The-command-that-must-not-be-named is like a fine cigar. You know you
shouldn't. You know it's bad for you. Nonetheless, it's satisfying when
done right.
If the use of GOTO is not proper in UniBasic, why does the language include
the verb?
I have plenty of electric power sockets in my house.
Is Matt still doing training? His web site home page doesn't mention
PICK, MultiValue, training or anything except security.
Unfortunately, the rest of his links are broken.
If someone knows or finds out for sure, how about reporting back to
the group?
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Regards,
Clif
Thank you. Your tip gets me start.
Here is the code I tested based on the sample codes below and it works.
Just share this here.
UniSession mSession = new UniSession();
mSession.setHostName(host);
mSession.setUserName(userid);
mSession.setPassword(passwd);
I don't know about courses, but I did write something that might help. It
hasn't been converted from flashcards to the web flawlessly, but take a look
at my little MultiValue Triology at
http://tincat-group.com/mv/trilogy.html. You might combine that with
Jon Sisk's PICK BASIC book that is online
Jeff,
Depending on the release of UniData 6.0, or 6.1 (7.? not sure haven't seen
it) the UniData preparation is some what different between versions:
UDT 6.0
You need to create a Extraction file definition
(see chapter(s) 10-Using UniQuery, or 14-Using Unidata the chapters
Matt Stern at Comprehensive Computer Services does Pick training. He's on
Long Island.
His answering machine works, so I left him a message ..
http://tincat-group.com/mv/trilogy.html
These are great! ..
Jon Sisk's PICK BASIC book that is online
I happen to have a mirror of it, so I can
Greetings group.
What are you folks using for backups these days? In terms of media and
management thereof? Especially on Universe?
TIA,
Susan
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In the bigger picture - who has a comprehensive Disaster Recovery Plan?
We are looking at a company evault.com that also does AIX backup over the
web. Our owner wants to pursue a Disaster Recovery plan so if a catastrophic
event hits California, that we have our data stored out-of-state and can
Chuck,
If you'd like some one-on-one mentoring for your new employee, let
me know. I've done that successfully before, working with a new guy
in-office, with real projects.
- Chuck
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P. O. Box 540957,
Linden Hill, NY 11354-0957
We use Veritas as have several systems to back up and wanted to back them up
on a single tape.
Our backup library consists of Monday-Thursday tapes, 4 Friday tapes, and
Month End tapes.
I do a full backup every Friday and the weekday backups are Differential
which is data that differs from the
This is a bit disconcerting.
BASIC SELECT should be faster than EXECUTE SELECT...
Maybe the smart people can weigh in on this:
From: Louis Windsor
A few years ago we used the BASIC SELECT FILE as opposed to
the EXECUTE SELECT FILE.
We updated UniVerse (don't ask from what version to
This is the way it was explained to me way back in '88. The internal select
is slower on the whole file, but immediate in response. It works the same
as LIST. If I list a file with 2,000,000 records I get immediate response.
If I want to process an entire file, then external select is slower
But... using an external select then reading in the records means grabbing
the records from disk or cache twice.
Like most things, it's a judgement call. Are you going to select the entire
file and evaluate each record in basic? No brainer; use an internal select.
Sre you sorting? then maybe
Mark,
Monday, October 3, 2005, 8:08:26 PM, you wrote:
MJ Being one of the most (four letter word) supporters (probably because I
MJ understand how to use it properly), notice I didn't bring it up.
they always think 'they' know how to use it G
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the bigger question is
why, when there are so many PICK people scrambling for spots especially in
the Northeast was a non-PICK person hired?
Especially when many Pickies are multi-lingual...and multi-host
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It's very easy to create/parse XML with .NET technologies. If you have a
schema then you can read an XML document, convert it into an ADO.NET
dataset in one statement, then you can push it into U2 very easily after
that with mv.NET or PDP.NET. UO.NET would take more work because it does
not have
I'd say it's more like collecting cigarette butts out of rubbish bins,
wrapping the tobacco in old fish and chip paper and inhaling deeply...
If you're an indigent nicotine addict, it's still satisfying, you get
your hit no matter what and you don't care if anyone tells you
Tony,
I'm interested, why not just use xslt to convert the XML directly into
a U2 string and then pass in the data using uodotnet subroutines. Is
there some advantage in using an extra step of converting to ADO?
Stuart
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It's very easy to
Goo'day, Stuart,
At 12:19 05/10/05 +1000, you wrote:
I'd say it's more like collecting cigarette butts out of rubbish bins,
wrapping the tobacco in old fish and chip paper and inhaling deeply...
Just goes to show how much you know about the subject. grin
You have to light it
... the next question I'd ask is, can I use an
index?. Yes? External select. No? Internal.
or use the basic SELECTINDEX statement.
Stuart
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Larry Hiscock wrote:
If the use of GOTO is not proper in UniBasic, why does
the language include the verb?
- Because all BASICs derive from Dartmouth BASIC so it was in there from
the start and a lot of old code depends on it.
- Because all BASIC programmers know about it and _may_ want to use
Stuart wrote:
Tony,
I'm interested, why not just use xslt to convert the
XML directly into a U2 string and then pass in the
data using uodotnet subroutines. Is there some
advantage in using an extra step of converting to ADO?
If you know xslt, xpath, xquery, etc, knock your
I use uvbackup, and the UNIX dudes take their own system backups. Fortunately
this is not a 24x7 operation, so there is a quiet time. I use uvbackup to a
disk image (a disk not used at all by UniVerse applications), and that gets
backed up in the system backup. I use SUSPEND.FILES to
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