As I recall, the classes that Glenn wrote were never offered to the public, the
first to be so offered was the one developed in Australia. But I'm perfectly
happy to conceded that Glenn's work was first. And that they were good times
at VMARK.
Can anyone remember a Prime INFORMATION
Pankaj
That's a huge subject.
The fundamental database handling is broadly the same, based on the same
original model. You will find yourself at home there. Most of the
differences are on the periphery and to do with emulations. You will find
the same thing whenever you change platform: those
Doug
Does UniData PROC support file buffers (n.m format)?
I've never used PROC on UniData, but that is traditionally the place to
stuff things 'for future reference', e.g. MV 1.0 %1
Only if the PROC implementation supports PQN format though.
Brian
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On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 22:11:11 -0500 (EST), you wrote:
I have a file (static hashed) in Unidata that I can read and write to
without a hitch. If I access (read/write) any field in any record, things
are good. However, if I list the entire contents of the file with:
:LIST FILENAME ALL
It core
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Hi,
Please do not flame me, but I cannot get over how one eyed some people
on this list are. Being a U2 bigot is no better than being a Microsoft,
Linux or Oracle one.
When will people get over Microsoft? They exist, they are one of the
biggest software companies
Do have one record that is humongous? We accidentally got a record out in a
file that was 9 meg and we blew shared memory trying to manipulate it.
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Andy,
We have 3 instances of UniData running on a DEC Alpha and IBM AIX boxes.
We created 3 unix directories '/usr/ud60/ud60dev', '/usr/ud60/ud60qa', and
'/usr/ud60/ud60pc' and within them created symbolic links back to the
'/usr/ud60' directories so the only 'real' subdirectory in the
Hello,
We're running SBClient 5.2.4 / UniData 6.0.8 on and IBM AIX unix 4.3.3
platform.
Some of our UniBasic programs we download output file straight to the users
pc using the SBClient TU.PC.DOWNLOAD routine.
My question/problem is: How do I get rid of the 'filename' line that gets
Wow Brian, that's a much better answer than mine. I should have
looked for your response for posting my drivel. But forgive me if I
disagree with you on one point. You said: 2. The editor is named AE
(there is an ED, but that's different). It is fundamentally the same
as the UniVerse ED
Hi,
I will be out of the office on the morning of 1/20/06. I will return to
the office this afternoon.
I will have no access to e-mail or voice mail during this time. If a
you need an immediate response to your e-mail please e-mail
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Thanks and have a great day!
Josh
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The classes I taught were offered to the public - or at least customers of
universe at the time (as well as a number of inhouse engineers). Sheilds
Flynn made sure we always had a full room. My first class was taught in
the spring of 1992, the second in Sept 92, then Feb 93, Jun 93, Oct 93,
Kevin,
Well, many of the commands ARE the same and they are both horrible old line
editors that should have been put out to pasture years ago...
Personally like many people I use my own editor - with full cursor control,
syntax highlighting, build commands
Oh and I'm just doing some work
Bill,
When I do these types of CAPTURING to gleam the output I also set my TERM
page width to 255,0 the 255 for the widest screen size and 0 causes the
pagination logic to be turned off. Of course I read the TERM settings
before changing them so that I can restore them before exiting.
Example:
Have you tried doing the download with just TU.DOWNLOAD? I've downloaded
PDF files with it and it didn't put anything extra in the file. The
problem is that you have to read the record in to download it.
Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
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Hello,
On Friday 20 January 2006 08:51, Baakkonen, Rodney A (Rod) 46K wrote:
Do have one record that is humongous? We accidentally got a record out in a
file that was 9 meg and we blew shared memory trying to manipulate it.
Thanks to all for ideas. I finally copied the DICT from another account,
Bill,
Whenever I'm doing output capture like this, I always issue TERM
32767,32767 first. Gives me the max term size UV will support, and only
1 set of HEADING lines (unless the report's REALLY long), and very
little chance the report will line-wrap. You could do a TERM 80,24 when
Has there ever been a thought to put either of the U2 products on a Mac? With
all of the recent news about Apple making a comeback I was wondering if there
has ever been a thought to put a release on the MacOS.
Jerry Banker
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You can in UD as well by simply creating a DIR type VOC item for the
directory the files are in. Then you can simply open the DIR and read
and write the files. Although extra care must be taken with binary
files.
OPENSEQ is great for importing/exporting text files. You can very easily
read or
As you've seen - no you need the VOC item. The plus side is that I've
used this to access files on different servers. I've even run code from
different servers. Note - locking is not respected when you do this!
Although I do miss being able to quickly access a file from a different
account as in
Brian, in Number 3 you state,
Variable[2,3] is supported but not Variable[3]
On UniData,Variable[3] will give you the last 3 bytes of the variable.
What does UniVerse do?
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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Don't overevaluate free code! don't like it, fix it. (then send
the results to those of us too lazy to do either...)
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Jerry Banker wrote:
Has there ever been a thought to put either of the U2 products on a Mac? With
all of the recent news about Apple making a comeback I was wondering if there
has ever been a thought to put a release on the MacOS.
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Hi,
I have issued this to IBM Techsupport but they said that I
needed to go through Epicor which is our ERP Software provider.
Epicor did not provide with the answers that I was looking for.
Attached is what I submitted to IBM TechConnect.
TIA, for any help on this Subject.
John
Kevin,
I've been working with UV for almost 5 years and I've never seen anything
in UV that is as robust as UD's AE. The prestore commands in AE are
unmatched by anything in UV.
Just my 2 cents here but after working with UD for more than 7 years in
both P flavor and U flavor and now being
I just ask them about a port to the Sun AMD boxes and got basically the
same if there is a demand answer.
And to IBM's credit, I believe if there was a demand they could (no
question here) and would do the port.
I guess what I am trying to say is I trust that they will do the right
(subjective)
At 09:17 -0600 2006/01/20, Jerry Banker wrote:
Has there ever been a thought to put either of the U2 products on a Mac? With
all of the recent news about Apple making a comeback I was wondering if there
has ever been a thought to put a release on the MacOS.
I've asked the folks at IBM several
Yes we had a Prime INFORMATION internals course that we used to run at
Prime in the late eighties. I used to teach occasionaly. This was
primarily an internal Prime course. I did present this to a couple of
key customers at the time.
Glenn Herbert wrote:
The classes I taught were offered
At 11:01 -0600 2006/01/20, George Smith wrote:
And to IBM's credit, I believe if there was a demand they could (no
question here) and would do the port.
I think that's the crux. First you've got a DBMS that a small
percentage of people are running and a lot of potential users write
if off
How about the AE pre-store commands? We have it on our Linux box that we will
eventually get over on, but from the help it doesn't seem to be there. I was
extremely happy to see the EV and ESV working!
Brenda
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We are on UV 10.1.6. I just tried AE and I get the following:
/u1/uv/catdir/AE_ICOM1 is not a uniVerse/BASIC object file.
Program *AE: pc = A06, Unable to load file AE_ICOM1.
Program *AE: pc = A06, Unable to load subroutine.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Gordon
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr.
We have it on UV 9.6 but it would only work if you were logged in as root or
the administrator. On 10.1.12 the version we have on RH Linux it works for
everyone. We get similar errors as the ones below if we try from normal
users on 9.6.
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Kevin:
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Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 6:17 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Difference between IBM Universe and IBM UniData
[snipped]
You said: 2. The editor is
We are migrating a system from UltPlus to UniVerse 10.1.14. In the EXECUTE
statement, when using the RTNLIST or the PASSLIST function the resultant
list is a list.varialble or cursor and not a simple variable. In the
UltPlus system it is both or can be used as both. I am using RTNLIST and
Thanks David:
I also do all the niceties you mention, except the width. The reason I
don't mess with the width is a D3 feature that the U2 products don't have;
to wit, dynamic width dictionaries. These are dictionaries defined as 20X
where output will take 20 columns or the balance of the
The Workgroup Edition of Universe on NT Rel. 10.1.11 has AE 4.0-beta -
first version for Universe; ported from Unidata.
Dave Taylor
President
Sysmark Information Systems, Inc.
49 Aspen Way
Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
800-SYSMARK (800-797-6275)
(O) 310-544-1974
(C) 310-561-5200
(P)
Bill:
[snipped]
Yea, but it's still a stone knife. :-)
Knife? What's a knife? :-)
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Tom,
READLIST sounds like the BASIC statement you're looking for:
READLIST dynarray FROM listnumber THEN/ELSE
But it does seem to require a list number rather than a list
variable name. If you leave out the FROM listnumber clause, it will use
the active list #0. If your
I believe the one solution that I used to use in my conversion days was
the following:
EXECUTE SENT blah, blah ,//SELECT.OUTPUT.LIST blah blah
(or EXECUTE SENT blah, blah RTNLIST OUTPUT.LIST blah blah)
EXECUTE SAVE.LIST SELCNV.:@USERNO ,//SELECT. OUTPUT.LIST
,//OUT.SCREEN.TO.TOSS
READLIST
Using the latest release of UV PE on Windows I get (first time use) and the
program can be edited.
AE BP APMAINT
AE 4.0-beta - first version for Universe; ported from Unidata.
AE command: HELP ALL, or HA, displays online documentation.
AE command: SPOOLHELP -BRIEF prints summary documentation.
I am having a problem with Uniobjects code working in vb.net
The code was working just fine in VB 6.0
The code is as follows:
Dim Partx As String
testArray = New UNIOBJECTSLib.UniDynArray
testArray = objOnHand.GetArg(1)
Partx = testArray.Extract(1,1,0)
Partx = testArray.Value(1,1)
These last
Ok
I'm really pretty much fed up...
I placed a call to IBM 3 WEEKS ago after inheriting a pile of papers shoved
into a folder loosely describing the existing systems. I KNOW one needs an
upgrade, for both AIX Universe BUT...are they licensed for it? Is the media
floating around the
Hi,
We are looking for an Application Programmer for the Chicagoland area. Any
names/suggestions and contact information would be appreciated. The job
description follows. Thanks!
A great opportunity for a talented programmer. The successful candidate can
advance to more challenging
Where are you located. Each geographic area has a Sales Rep. Let us know
where you are and one of us will know the name of the Sales person
responsible for you area.
Tom Dodds
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
708-234-9608 Office
630-235-2975 Cell
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If you're going to be accessing UniData files from one instance of UniData
in another instance then please use NFA - you *can* get away with it but
please do *not* try updating anything over such a link. There is no lock
integrity between the (separate) instances if NFA is not in place.
That's gotta be a $90k+ job. With everything they want that's what it's
going to cost them. Especially to live in the Chicago area which I
understand is not a cheap proposition.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
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Bob:
I typed in HA and got help. When I pressed [Enter] I got the following:
E*---:
and simply entered EX to exit and it worked fine. I wish I could help
more.
Bill
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Sent: Friday,
The good news is that you're on this list because there are IBM'ers here who
really can (and will) resolve this, and I guess you know that.
What is really depressing is that this sort of attitude is endemic
throughout IBM (U2, DB2, AIX) in the same way that it is endemic throughout
any number of
Well you can always contact VAR's like us who provide a bit more
personalized service. We would always be happy to take you under our
wing. :-)
At 03:19 PM 1/20/2006, you wrote:
In all the 20 years I have in this field I have observed time and
time again that neither hardware sales, or
Tom,
It's still probably going to require some rewrite, but as Ed pointed out
(conversely): the second EXECUTE does not save a list created by the first
EXECUTE because each EXECUTE operates in its own workspace, not only
separate from the program that launched it but also separate from each
I got the same thing but when I tried HA and HELP ALL I get a message
that it's an invalid command. Since I've never used AE before, I
haven't a clue of how to get out of the command prompt so I end up
killing the telnet session.
BobW
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For us, we don't work directly with IBM.. It is all done through a VAR, (the
company the system was originally purchased from,, or the company that bought
that company etc). You may need to find out who your VAR is. For us, they are
the ones that actually hold the UV license. We aren't
Honest! I swear to God it didn't work the first two times I tried!
This time it did! I may have to change drug pusher or something and get
off this cheap [EMAIL PROTECTED] I seem to be on. sigh Thanks Bill.
BobW
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What do I do about this, or more importantly - how do I get rid of it.
ED SOLI 649174*1
Top of 649174*1 in SOLI, 58 lines, 267 characters.
*--: fi
In /ud/sys/CTLG/a/AE_AE at line 2212 UPL error = 102 : Invalid lock sequence
In /ud/sys/CTLG/a/AE_AE at line 2212 Lockname (61421 1073807363)
U2,
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO MERGE THESE TWO SAVE.LIST'S - I NEED A UNION
PRESERVING THE KEYS (ALL EFFORTS HAVE GIVEN ME WORKING ELEMENTS FORM
EITHER SELECT1 OR SELECT2 - TOO TIRED TO THINK ANY MORE)?
IF X.DATE.BEGIN NE AND X.DATE.END NE THEN
X.SELECT1 = SELECT X
X.SELECT1 := WITH
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 22:15:51 -0600, you wrote:
U2,
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO MERGE THESE TWO SAVE.LIST'S - I NEED A UNION
PRESERVING THE KEYS (ALL EFFORTS HAVE GIVEN ME WORKING ELEMENTS FORM
EITHER SELECT1 OR SELECT2 - TOO TIRED TO THINK ANY MORE)?
IF X.DATE.BEGIN NE AND X.DATE.END NE THEN
Assuming that there is some reason you can't simply put the criteria together
and only build one list then see:
HELP MERGE.LIST
hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
From: Coelho, Gregory
U2,
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO MERGE THESE TWO SAVE.LIST'S - I NEED A UNION
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