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You can also know when the files were last compiled by
looking at the dates with ls -al on the binary.
That works as long as the files have not been touched.
That's a too innocent formulation - actually you can easily backdate
the unix modification
These subjects -- compliance with regulations like SOX and other
quality-focused controls are near and dear to my heart. And I have some
opinions and perhaps information about them. Hence a long-ish post. Maybe it
will help someone, somewhere.
The worst thing that happened as a result of the new
Yet another site that snatches and publishes our comments?
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Subject: [U2] Unidata on SUSE 9.2
Hi,
Can some please let know how to
the problem with vi (or emacs) is that I'm not familiar with either
No, the problem with vi is that it is case sensitive, and clearly intended
for use with programs that primarily use lower case.
Anyone who has been editing a PICK program and wanted to go down a few
lines and hit J before
I was unable to locate any sample code on the U2UG website.
I am having some problems with duplex print jobs.
Links to or some example code would be appreciated.
--Bill
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Bill, could you be more specific as to the kinds of problems you're
having?
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and the printer..
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Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005 3:04 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] UniBasic PCL/PJL
Bill, could you be more specific as to the kinds of problems
A bit of specificity would be nice, but just to give you a bit to think
on, here's what I have:
DUPLEXBOOK = char(27):l1S ;! Duplex book
DUPLEXTABLET = char(27):l2S ;! Duplex tablet
DUPLEXOFF= char(27):l0S ;! Duplex off
HTH
Karl
quote who=Brutzman, Bill
I was unable to locate any
and one thing I found on our printer Canon IR, We had to
use the code char(27):a[0,1,2]G for advance to next,
front or back page, vs using the char(12) to go to the next
page.
George
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More specifically...it is printing both sides on one side.
print Esc : 'a1G' ;* Print the logical page on the specified
physical page, FRONT side
print text.for.side.one
print Esc : 'a2G' ;* Print the logical page on the specified
physical page, BACK side
print
I show ESC:l1S to be Long Edge Binding, in other words
if you flip the paper (in portrait) over the text will be in the same direction
for flipping the pages side to side (like a book)
short edge binding would have the text in opposite direction, for flipping the
pages up (like a steno
The printers are HP LaserJets of diffent models 4200, 4100 mfp, 1320, 4Si.
It appears that what I am trying to do is re-write PCL into PJL.
Per the following code cribbed from Raining Data, I can print a text string
in portrait or landscape via the following.
Tweaking this code to handle
My question is what to I send to the printer to logically print the first
page and hold it...
and then what to send to the back page...and then to print all of it out.
--Bill
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Sent: Monday,
the advance to the next side will work. which is ESC a 0 G
unless you want to specifically print on the front side or
the back side, then you need the 1 or 2.
I setup something like this in the program
IF DUPLEX=NO THEN TOF=CHAR(12) ELSE TOF=CHAR(27):a0G
George
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Why not separate DBA from programmer role?
It's none of their bleeping concern.
You have procedures, you have documented those procedures, and in an audit you
can prove that you follow those documented procedures.
End of story. You are compliant.
You do NOT have to justify your procedures
Two salaries! Yay!
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From: Lance Jahnke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [U2] SOX question (United States only, I believe)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 07:35:39 -0600
What happens when the programmer is the dba? One person developing and
sorry, didn't really answer your question.
Once you set the printer for Duplex mode, you just send one side
with a tof (or advance to next side), send the next side, the printer
will automatically then print both sides and spit out the paper.
George
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Thanks to those who responded. It seems that, with some help, I figured it
out.
The (easy) answer that I was looking for is near the bottom. That is, just
turn on duplexing, write the first page, issue a PAGE command, and print the
back page.
--Bill
Esc = char(27)
PJL.Cmd = '@PJL
On Mon, Dec 12, 2005 at 05:00:11PM -0500, Brutzman, Bill wrote:
My question is what to I send to the printer to logically print the first
page and hold it...
and then what to send to the back page...and then to print all of it out.
Going from memory here, but I think if you send the duplex
You do NOT have to justify your procedures -
no-one can tell you how to run your business.
But this is the USA. Everyone tells you how to run your business, from
the IRS to the state, to the lawyers, to the insurance companies, to
the... You name it. All SOX does is amplify prison as an
I am looking for any information on what happened to a company called Mark
Information Systems out of Burlingame, CA; their Distribution Software
Package, and folks that used to work there. I did some work with them in the
late 80's early 90's, and am curious as to what happened to their
I am trying to print bar codes via a Kyocera FS-1010 but dont have a manual.
Does anyone know where i can source the above.
jak
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I'm trying to call a subroutine for each value of an I-Descriptor, but
without much luck. The subroutine looks like:
SUBROUTINE D.CURRDELITEM (RetValue, passValue)
COMMON /CURRDELITEM_variables/ ARTLEDGER.FV
InvId= TRIM(passValue)
RetValue = ''
IF NOT(ASSIGNED(ARTLEDGER.FV)) THEN
OPEN '',
I'm seeking some advice from others on reasonable parameters for a
KEYONLY dynamic hashed file on unidata. We use them, but I'd like others
thoughts as I think we can get some better performance with more optimal
choices for split and merge loads.
In short, the file has a numeric, sequential key
The subroutine needs to do a READ for each value in the multi-valued argument
passValue.
You could also do a TRANS() function, which has this loop built in, within the
routine.
Note that individual elements of a dynamic array (multi-valued field) can be
null, so your null test must be inside
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/12/2005 11:06:37 PM:
I'm seeking some advice from others on reasonable parameters for a
KEYONLY dynamic hashed file on unidata.
The following is swiped from an old technical bulletin and is a good
starting point. You should run guide with the -r option on the
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