Forgive me, but there is not a file or dictionary called LOGIN.
What/where/how should I create it? Thanks.
Gabe
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Simply:-
ED BP MOTD
I Enter
OPEN 'file' TO file THEN
READ MOTD FROM file,'MOTD' THEN
Nevermind, I did some digging and found out it has to be a file called
UV.LOGIN in the VOC of the UV account. Done. Thanks much.
I'm new here, I am the IT person for an automotive company with custom
software built on UniVerse and with my employer and our software developer's
blessing am
Gabe:
Ask as many questions as you want. The other participants are always happy
to post programming replies.
But, review the different posts with some eye to developing your own
effecient habits. The UV code that you're now managing will most likely be
written in one 'style' (MV has no
Observation on coding technique:
If you have 20 or more files that need to be opened, do you use the same
construct OPEN THEN or is this just an example for this reply.
I've observed this technique in one client that I've acquired and it seems
inappropriate to have the entire program indented so
To add to your banner request.
I've written banners that have built in timers and/or counters. Thus, the
banner record could have a date range for viewing plus a counter for how
many times each user has seen it and to not show it if the user has already
seen it 3 times.
Some applications stay
Precisely why I use uniVerse's stopm directive:
open '','FILE' to FILE else stopm 'No FILE File!'
It's a simple oneliner that tells you all you need to know upon failure.
Karl
quote who=MAJ Programming
Observation on coding technique:
If you have 20 or more files that need to be opened, do
Duh!
Make that:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\IBM\UniVerse\CurrentVersion
You'd all have worked it out anyway.
Brian
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Karl
Just one problem with that technique.
If you do this inside a subroutine (and I DO see people use STOP inside
subroutines all too often) you're locking into a legacy terminal
environment.
Call that from e.g. .NET and the subroutine stops - but you don't get any
message back as to why.
Gabe
Good to have you on board!
FYI:
UV.LOGIN in the UV account is a global for anyone connecting to UniVerse -
think of it like the /etc/profile under UNIX.
LOGIN is an optional startup for a specific account: it goes into the VOC
file for that account and is usually the point for startup
Curious:
The most simple OPEN is OPEN FILE TO F.FILE ELSE STOP.
The second most simple is OPEN FILE TO F.FILE ELSE STOP 201, FILE
Where neither pauses to inform but the second one uses the ERRMSG handler.
Does the M in STOPM mean pause for a message.
There is also some caution with simply
Two UniVerse answers in one, here.
As well as writing code, you have options such as the DISPLAY command that you
can put into the LOGIN paragraph in an account.
Now the second answer, more addressing Mark's question about STOPM.
Both STOP and ABORT come in a number of variations.
The
I have just learned that Bruce Nichol of Talon Computer Services
(Albury/NSW/Australia), a frequent contributor to this forum long time
pick advocate, has passed away. He will be sorely missed
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
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Late last year we upgraded from UV 10.0.11 on AIX to UV 10.1.16 on Red
Hat Linux. At the same time we implemented Transaction Logging.
We have a dispersed network with users throughout the country at about
40 sites using VOIP for our data and voice transmission. These sessions
do sometimes get
RIP. :-(
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I have just learned that Bruce Nichol of Talon
This may not answer my question.
Does the STOPM have any 'wait' or prompt or will it blow by and the control
be passed to the next process.
That's the premise of my question. What happens after the 'STOPx.
Thanks
PS. Non UV/UD systems can write their own errmsg handler such as STOP
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