Just as an off-topic side point: don't forget the oft-overlooked Windows
Scripting Host.
This is a very powerful beast built into all versions of windows, running
VBScript and JScript (and any other scripting engines installed): very much
more powerful and legible than BAT files and capable of
See this posting I recently made to CDP on the topic. Then look down two
posts to where I provide more detail about the issues and solution.
http://tinyurl.com/av4jj
When OLEDB does work, I can't tell you how it works with ADO.NET - I'm
curious to hear more about this as well.
mv.NET uses a
Dear All
Ive testing to run a program in remote server using RPC.CALL.
From the remote server ,i able to notice connection is on during
RPC.CONNECT
but once execute the RPC.CALL, the connection is break down, return error code
error 81002 ( connection.ID does not correspond to
Piers,
Thanks for the insight and detailed explanation.
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Anyone have an answer to this one?
Is it the port # set up the same on the receiving box?
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Can you send it into the Subroutine as a parameter?
SUBR(MY.SUB, @FILENAME, Dict_Name, etc. )
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Hi all,
Does anyone have a simple example of doing a HTTP POST from within
Universe Basic? The documentation doesn't have any example code and I've
failed to get it to work.
Thanks
Peter
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On 1/9/06, Peter Veenhof [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a simple example of doing a HTTP POST from within
Universe Basic? The documentation doesn't have any example code and I've
failed to get it to work.
The Pick Wiki has:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?CallHTTP
and
val=
reoptVar=
wreoptVar=
reoptVar1=PROXY_NAME
reoptVar2=PROXY_PORT
reoptVar3=VERSION
reoptVar4=BUFSIZE
reoptVar5=AUTHENTICATE
reoptVar6=HEADERS
val1=
val2=
val3=1.1
val4=
val5 =
val6=
wreoptVar1=PROXY_NAME
wreoptVar2=PROXY_PORT
wreoptVar3=VERSION
wreoptVar4=BUFSIZE
wreoptVar5=AUTHENTICATE
Peter,
Here are a couple of local subroutines I use for synchronizing records
to other servers using a CGI post. The corresponding CGI program on the
hosts generates a return value structured like...
SG: NUMBER.OF.ERRORS: SG: ERROR.MESSAGES
Where SG is EQUATEd to CHAR(255), ERROR.MESSAGES is
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to get UniVerse to flush all
buffers so that all reads come from disc for testing i/o ?
Thanks.
Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.
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Hi
I have a specific problem whereby any formatting I do using UniObjects
always gives me the date in US format even though all PC settings say UK
settings.
I was wondering is there something that we need to set for UO to display
date in UK format from within the program.
We are using UV
Thanks to all who gave me tips, I got it working! I had problems with
AM's being inside my posted data as well is a wrong encoding type, once
I solved those issues it works perfect.
Thanks again
Peter
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If CallHTTP doesn't do what you need, look into cURL. It's open source and
free, well supported, very stable, very popular, and it's quite capable of
doing HTTP post w/wo SSL as well as many other tricks.
HTH
T
Wendy Smoak wsmoak-at-gmail.com |U2UG| wrote:
On 1/9/06, Peter Veenhof [EMAIL
You need to issue the server command:
DATE.FORMAT
This would normally be done by the UV.LOGIN paragraph in the UV account or
by the LOGIN in the account, but UniObjects bypasses both of these.
Brian
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What we used to do was to have a very large file - larger than the cache size -
and do something with it. If it's a UniVerse file, beware that the COUNT verb
does not necessarily process the file itself, so that's not a good approach. A
text file full of lines of rubbish will do - process it
You can change your system default date format in the msg.text file (LOC0020).
From UniObjects you can execute a DATE.FORMAT command via a Command object,
but this applies only to the Session object from which the Command object was
instantiated.
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So am I to assume that all caching is a function of the operating system
and not UniVerse?
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Thanks, David. I was trying to avoid changing a bunch of dictionaries but I
guess I've got some more re-engineering to do. :-(
Bill
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Or you could write a program to find and re-engineer the dicts for you! If
it's just a few, obviously doing it manually would be faster, but if you're
talking hundreds, then a program is an option...
Allen E. Elwood www.tortillafc.com
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We're looking into new call center software and trying to determine to
what degree we can integrate incoming call handling with our UV order
entry software. Assuming that we've captured either a phone # via
caller ID or a customer account number by having them key it in, does
anyone know of a
I always did this via a write to a 3rd file -- the Call Center software
updates some file, and then my application 'looks' there for anything for it
as it does a screen change. If there is data there, it looks up if it can
and populates, or it just says 'No data for Phone # x' and then at
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11/01/2006.
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There was a UniData call center package named Telathena. I can't say for
sure that it did this, but I'm guessing so.
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When buying selling are
I wrote a system sometime ago to do this. I used Wyse 50 or 60 terminals.
They have duel bi-directional serial ports. The user would logon to UV and
go into the application. The app would swap ports the user would logon to
the Call center software. When a call was received, the call center
Ive seen something like this when we visited a company in Florida. They
are running a Universe system with some terminal emulation on the PC's.
What they had was a separate software package that popped up the
incomming call in a small window that they cut and pasted into the
application. Im sure
One of my client/colleagues (I believe he'll see this and comment) has
collection agencies as his clients. They have check scanners to scan
checks which are sent in by debtors. The BASIC application that he
maintains uses AccuTerm to call a program that I wrote which drives the
scanner and
Anthony Dzikiewicz wrote:
Ive seen something like this when we visited a company in Florida. They
are running a Universe system with some terminal emulation on the PC's.
What they had was a separate software package that popped up the
incomming call in a small window that they cut and pasted
Richard Brown wrote:
I wrote a system sometime ago to do this. I used Wyse 50 or 60 terminals.
They have duel bi-directional serial ports. The user would logon to UV and
go into the application. The app would swap ports the user would logon to
the Call center software. When a call was
Tony Gravagno wrote:
One of my client/colleagues (I believe he'll see this and comment) has
collection agencies as his clients. They have check scanners to scan
checks which are sent in by debtors. The BASIC application that he
maintains uses AccuTerm to call a program that I wrote which
John,
Some years ago we installed a product called TelAthena for outgoing call
processing and very structured screen sequencing.
Following that we developed a much less complex lead tracking and callback
system that is integrated with the order processing and A/R customer file in
our
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