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Are you anticipating a version of the U2 Web DE 4.3 to be available with the
PE versions of UV anytime in the future?
Thanks
Tom Dodds
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We have a need to overwrite/update the first record of a sequential file.
Sure I could write 2 sequential files and 'cat' them or make 2 passes
through the data extract to get the totals but I thought I has seen a way
to resent the pointer (thereby overwriting the first record).
Any ideas?
What U2UG newsletter? Is this something new?
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From: David Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 8:51 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] UniVerse Personal Editions
The next U2UG newsletter, (available soon) will have articles
Hi Vance,
If the new data is of exactly the same length as what it is replacing, just
write over the top of it. If they are different lengths, you have no
alternative but to copy the file, making the amendment on the way.
Martin Phillips
Ladybridge Systems
17b Coldstream Lane, Hardingstone,
That is what I suspected, but I could never get the writeseq to write back
to the file. I tried CLOSESEQ and then a WRITESEQ of the new data but
since they were not the same length maybe it was preventing the write. I
would have thought that it would overwrite the first 2 records if it was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a need to overwrite/update the first record of a sequential file.
Sure I could write 2 sequential files and 'cat' them or make 2 passes
through the data extract to get the totals but I thought I has seen a way
to resent the pointer (thereby overwriting the
would something like the following work?
OPENSEQ IN.PATH TO IN.FILE ELSE ABORT 201, IN.PATH
LOOP
READSEQ IN.LINE FROM IN.FILE ELSE IN.LINE = @AM
UNTIL IN.LINE = @AM DO
IN.LINE[SPOS,EPOS] = WHATEVER
BYTES = (LEN(IN.LINE) * -1) -1
SEEK IN.FILE, MANY, 1 THEN
With Dynamic Connect and UniVerse and Win2003 Terminal Services, the prompt
stopped blinking.
In Dynamic Connect, the Blink check-box is checked via Setup
Terminal.
Perhaps I need to reboot the entire Win2003 box.
Suggestions would be appreciated.
--Bill
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/31/2006 05:42:44 AM:
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SUBROUTINE stdValue( FileName, FieldName, Id, Record, Value )
Open DICT, FileName To DFL Else
RETURN
End
Read DictRec From DFL, FieldName Else
RETURN
End
In UniData it does...
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri 9/1/2006 5:04 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Using DICT items in basic program
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/31/2006 05:42:44 AM:
CUT HERE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a need to overwrite/update the first record of a sequential
file. Sure I could write 2 sequential files and 'cat' them or make
2 passes through the data extract to get the totals but I thought I
has seen a way to resent the pointer (thereby overwriting the
I have UniVerse running on XP Prof (at home).
I have updated my UniVerse as suggested and I copied the C:\IBM
directory to G: drive before (thank goodness!)
Obviously I have lost my old VOC so I want to copy stuff back from
the backup copy.
Help
I tried to do this a while ago but ended up
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