I worked on a Security Monitoring system for years and the best date/time
schema is
(DATE()*86400)+TIME()
It's incredibly useful when detecting time differences between 2 times that
may or may not cross a day boundary.
It was never meant to be an alternative to the DATE() and TIME() functions
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No problem installing UD 7.1PE on Win XP Pro. But I also saw the same
LaunchAppAndWait Failed message when I tried to install 7.1.5PE.
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yes. It needs to be to the second.
My final solution at present, is to use 01/01/2006 as my base for the date,
use the date*86400+time encoding, with my other manipulations, this will give
me a span of about 12 years, and if this system is still in place in 12 years
without being upgraded...well.
This is our first experience with distributed files. While debugging
programs that have selected the whole file I get core dumps sometimes
when I tell it to continue. As long as I am stepping through the
program I am ok, as soon as I hit continue it blows up. I can take the
debug statement out
In that case I think I'd go with the concatenation option:
DATE()R%5 : TIME()R%5
At least that'll get you up to October 14, 2241. Hopefully by then
barcodes will have been replaced by telepathy.
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Is it possible that you have a trigger on the file? Triggers don't do
well with the debugger.
BobW
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I trust some mates more familiar with distributed files will also
respond...
but you might try this just to get you going:
UniVerse handles things differently if you do
OPEN '','CUST' TO FILENAME ELSE GOSUB DEALWITHIT
SELECT FILENAME
LOOP WHILE READNEXT
more.stuff
REPEAT
or
EXECUTE 'SSELECT
No, we don't use triggers.
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Subject: RE: [U2] Debugging a program using distributed files causes
core dump
Is it
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Hi Folks,
I'm hoping someone has some nifty little subroutine already written and
is willing to share. I have a need to be able to enter a possibly
lengthy description value. Something to call as a subroutine would be
my ideal that would allow entry then editing later on without having to
Well for whatever it's worth I still had the Unidata 6.1 PE package so I
replaced setup.inx in 7.1.5 PE with the 6.1 setup.inx file and installed it
with a couple of errors COMP_LICENSE_PE not found in string table, after
that everything is working fine. I'm quite sure this is not the
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