In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Paul McVicker
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I am dealing with a program processing about 60 million records. I am trying
to load some of my reference files into dynamic arrays to improve the
processing speed by eliminating physical I/O reads. I am concerned about the
On *nix I use mutt as it allows the attachment of files and body text on the
command line.
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Subject: [U2] Email
I want to sent a
I want to store a file within a directory from universe basic say
C:\DIRNAME\FILENAME.
Can i give the DIRNAME AND FILE NAME during run time .How do I give the
Directory and file name.
How do I give the path name so that any XL or XML file created gets stored
within it.
Thanks and Regards,
Anita,
Are you using a Windows Server?
If so, try BLAT from www.blat.net.
If you want a commercial version that is designed for UNIVERSE and
UNIDATA applications then try AWMAIL from www.advancedware.com.
We use AWMAIL and it works great for us.
HTH,
Steve
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From:
In the back of the Spectrum magazine, I believe that there is an ad for
fellow there who repairs these things
--Bill
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Anita Panda skrev:
I want to store a file within a directory from universe basic say
C:\DIRNAME\FILENAME.
You may create a VOC entry type F that points to DIRNAME
F
C:\DIRNAME
D_VOCLIB( for example )
and then use ordinary OPEN/ READ/WRITE to it .
Can i give the DIRNAME AND
If UniVerse is hosted on Unix, a terminal emulator like wIntegrate (from
IBM) is needed.
We bought it for a few special PC's here.
--Bill
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oops its UniVerse!
Dave R
e Fax (815)4259364
P.O. Box 17811, Irvine CA 92623-7811
-- George Land [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a customer running 250 users on UniData on Windows, have been for
three or
What is the asking price for the ADDS terminals ?
Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In the back of the Spectrum
magazine, I believe that there is an ad for
fellow there who repairs these things
--Bill
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Anita
Check out the OpenPath statement:
OpenPath C:\DIRNAME To MYFILE Then
Write MyData On MYFILE, FILENAME
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Brian
I want to store a file within a directory from universe basic say
C:\DIRNAME\FILENAME.
Can i give the DIRNAME AND FILE NAME during run time .How do I give the
Directory and
Looking for help -
I have downloaded Universe PE 10.2, replacing an earlier version or PE.
I am unable to get UniAdmin to connect despite many combinations of
attempts.
One thing I find curious is that, with the latest download, the number
of services has dropped from four to three . and I
Harold D. Oaks asked:
Any suggestions from anyone who has successfully
gotten UniAdmin running against Universe PE is
much appreciated.
Not only have I not gotten UniAdmin working against Universe PE (on
the same box), once Universe PE is installed UniAdmin doesn't work for
Unidata PE either.
I will be out of the office starting 05/04/2007 and will not return until
16/04/2007.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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be privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, any use or
Kevin,
UniAdmin requires UniObjects if I recall correctly. You may need to
REGSRV32 the dll. I'm at a client, so I can't check right now.
- Chuck
Kevin King wrote:
Not only have I not gotten UniAdmin working against Universe PE (on
the same box), once Universe PE is installed
Enjoy your holiday.
Grant Stephens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will be out of the office starting
05/04/2007 and will not return until
16/04/2007.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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Harold Kevin:
I just installed UV 10.2 PE onto my local machine (but not the client). I
already have the U2 UniAdmin v1.3 client on my local machine to access
several UniData dbms servers.
I opened UniAdmin and created a new server called localhost pointing to
UniVerse. I then logged in using
I have but I do not have my laptop with me. There was something strange
I had to do with the server name. I've forwarded this to my home email
and when I get home will look at the setting and reply with what I had
to do.
Hopefully, by then someone else will have given you the answer.
Brenda
Brenda:
I'll look forward to that, as will a few others!
Harold
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Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 1:02 PM
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Subject: RE: Spam:RE: [U2] Trying to run UniAdmin with
Does anyone know how to call a program with '@'? I received an error
when testing the code below:
0001: OPEN JAR.BP TO JAR.BP.FILE ELSE ABORT JAR.BP
0002: DEBUG
0003: READV SUBS FROM JAR.BP.FILE, SUBS, 1 ELSE GOTO 999
0004: NO.OF.SUBS = DCOUNT(SUBS,@VM)
0005: FOR XXX
When I run the program I get the error:
:: S
Subroutine SUB1 called with 1 arguments, 8 were expected
Program CALL.PGM: Line 7, Unable to load subroutine.
Subroutine SUB1 called with 1 arguments, 8 were expected
Each sub is similar to below
0001: SUBROUTINE SUB1(RESPONSE)
0002:
Joe:
Any called subroutine needs to be cataloged. Also, the number of
arguments in the call needs to match the number of
parameters expected by the called subroutine or you will get an error.
The way you have it below you are sending one parameter every time,
using the variable RESPONSE, so the
I didn't have any problems.
The host name should be the same as your PC's name in the network settings.
On an XP:
My Computer Properties Computer Name Change
The user name and password are the same as your user name, if you are an
administrator for your PC, and password for your PC (or
Joseph,
Is it possible there's a cataloged version of SUB1, written at some
prior time, which has eight params?
- Chuck
Joseph Ruiz wrote:
When I run the program I get the error:
Subroutine SUB1 called with 1 arguments, 8 were expected
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Thanks to Brian, Sara, Mark, Charles and Baker for your responses.
I hope Brian and Charles have hit the nail on the head. I did manage to
create an infinitely recursive subroutine call, exactly as Charles said,
by reusing code from a different program with slightly different
structure (GOTO
May be someone can explain how to get back on the correct time.
Paragraph time and system time are 1 hr apart.
This started this week after the normal DLS time and it is causing my sleep
process to start 1hr later then they should.
I am running NT4 and UniVers 9.4 (no the company doesn't want to
I am starting to work with ODBC and Excel database queries. ultimately, I
need to get a data warehousing application to acquire the desired data via
ODBC.
I have a file that has 55 attributes in it, but 750 dictionary records.
I created a 'clean' dictionary file with a cleansed dictionary of
removethispartNebula-RnD.com/blog/category/time
Dave Raven wrote:
May be someone can explain how to get back on the correct time.
I am running NT4 and UniVers 9.4 (no the company doesn't want to
Upgrade we are switching to Oracle. :-) .-) .-)
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Hard to say for sure, but...
I do not think that there is a direct patch for MS for NT4 and the
timezone thing. However, you can us an MS utility, tzedit.exe to
set the Pacific tz to change on the second Sunday of March, and
reverse on the first Sunday of November. But in order to make
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