This error has to do with the filesystem not being mounted while UD
is started and accessing
dynamic files later on that filesystem. Later releases handle this
better but introduce other
problems. IIRC (df timeouts)
So, have all your UniData filesystems mounted prior to starting
UniData or
Jerry,
I am doing something similar, but I am using the USEROPT parameter,
which is passed as argument 11 to the print driver.
I have a question on your scenario. Since universe won't run the print
driver script until the FORM on the print job matches the FORM currently
set on the printer queue,
Outstanding... I am 1000% in favor of this initiative.
I have never been able to get PE to work on a PC... always running into
install problems.
Beefing up PE would be the best advertizing that IBM could hope for...
--Bill
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How do I rollback a U2 transaction?
Right now, all I know to do is to restore the entire data file from tape.
--Bill
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Is there a possibility of adding a Terminal emulator? Accuterm for
instance?
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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I'm trying to get a working Gentoo at home. That's a game and a half :-)
When I succeed I'll likely try and create an ebuild to install UVPE. Be
nice to get that officially into portage :-)
(I want to get a WordPerfect 8 ebuild working, too :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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Adding an emulator is a great idea, however it should be an IBM product.
Much easier to make a business case expanding the IBM product line than
any third party products.
My 2 bits
Karl
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Is there a possibility of adding a Terminal emulator? Accuterm for
instance?
Can I ask a silly question--why are there no MV books in bookstores in
print?
Anyone want to write one? ;-)
Is the MV market expanding, shrinking, or staying stagnant? Does IBM plan
to really start promoting U2 or is it just something they acquired to get a
few large customers? Anybody?
Gabe
My version of UVPE and UDPE came with Dymanic Connect (a streamlined version
of Wintegrate). It serves all of my emulation needs. Actually, we have
deployed it here instead of our proprietary emulation.
Vance
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At 08:39 PM 5/9/2007, you wrote:
Here's what we have in mind: We want to build an installer which
pulls the PE editions from the IBM website (allowing the user to
sign the IBM agreement), pulls Learner Packs from the U2UG website
(allowing the user to sign the U2UG agreement - designed to
Last I looked, Dynamic Connect was bundled with the PE editions. It was
included in the clients zip file, rather than the pe zip file.
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Adding an emulator is a great idea, however it should be an IBM product.
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Karl
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Is there a
Good luck with that. All I have to say about Gentoo is be careful with
compiler flags going a little too crazy and ports (or whatever they call
them, I forget) getting out of sync.
Would be nice to get UV on FreeBSD but it seems to work beautifully on
Windows.. no complaints so far =) Microsoft
The basic 'Direct Connect' terminal emulator is bundled with the U2 windows
client package.
What would be nice is SBClient to be bundled, so the capabilities of SB+ can
be demonstrated.
Cheers,
David Murray
.learn and do
.excel and share
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When the jobs are spooled they stay in the queue until we change the form
type on the printer queues. We also have a paragraph that is run
periodically during the day that sets the form type on the print queues
using the usa command (SH -c /ibm/uv/bin/usa -p HP2132 -F FILE).
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Would be nice to get UV on FreeBSD
Can't resist the plug OpenQM runs on FreeBSD.
Martin Phillips, Ladybridge Systems Ltd
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IBM has this already...
U2 Personal Editions and Trials (IBM U2 SB+ Personal Edition for UniVerse on
Windows)
--Bill
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It strikes me that one good way to deliver this would be using VMware or
some other similar virtualisation technology that can be run in a free
player (VMware Player) on any Windows or Linux operating system. This
would make the install easy and all the databases and documentation etc.
could
Actually, I can't imagine giving a new user UD/UV **without** SB+ as a front
end.
It helps users visualize the system use (via the somewhat icky SBDEMO) and
gives a usuable character-based Editor (SE) that is more intuitive to new
users.
But SBClient is ***NOT*** part of the PE package, which is
As a gentoo user and contributor I can say make sure you are using a
current valid profile for your platform and make sure you properly
configured your /etc/make.conf.
There are many advantages to running Gentoo. 1st off it's compiled and
optimized for your architecture, this means it's
Chuck,
Stepping up on my soap box
As I have said before on this subject, you never get a second chance to
make a good first impression.
I once spoke with a representative of another mv database who bragged that
they got over 2000 downloads of their eval. product per month.
When I asked him, how
From: David Murray
What would be nice is SBClient to be
bundled, so the capabilities of SB+
can be demonstrated.
Not likely going to happen, but DC works fine with SB+ in character
mode. Well, fine following a small patch to SB+.
-Kevin
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I have to correct myself!! SBClient **is** included in the package - but as
a 'demo license' that expires in 60 days.
But SBClient is ***NOT*** part of the PE package, which is
sort of sad, as all anyone can see is UniData/UniVerse in all
their character-based glory.
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Might I also suggest that all the extras, like the recommended list of
VARs (very good idea), etc. be placed on u2ug.org's website so they are
located in one location, and can be updated once? There's nothing less
maintainable than a software release with all the packages included, but
which is
Very well said, Dave. And thanks for your generous offers.
The incubator is a great idea and hopefully IBM will be as lenient
with the PE licensing and expiration terms as they are with their free
DB2 Express-C database.
The installer is going to be an amazing piece of code, considering all
Hi Gabe,
Some quick thoughts:
The Internet has dramatically reduced the need for printed materials,
especially on fast-changing technical subjects. Even PC Magazine is a
fraction of its former size.
In the late '80s - early '90's (what I'd consider the heyday of Pick /
MV so far), there were
Well, for distribution - this would need to be Linux - as I doubt
Microsoft will grant re-dist rights on Win32.
IBM seems to support Linux...
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Dave,
Very well said. But one thing I might add, and I've been bitten by this
myself, I think that the reduced file sizes are probably a good enough of a
deterrent to users trying to use the PE version for regular use and you
don't need the expiration date. I have downloaded PE versions,
Reminds me of the good old days when I was the programmer at TAB books in
Blue Ridge Summit, PA. We published The PICK Library edited by Jonathan
Sisk. Still have some of those books somewhere.
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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You found an SBClient demo? Where?
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Microsoft SQL and Oracle free downloads allow for 2-GB. What year is it...
1907 ?
--Bill
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AH --- well isn't that stupid of me! I looked at the download page for
SystemBuilder 5.4.1 here
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/preconfig.jsp?id=2005-03-31+14
%3A19%3A42.178111RS_TACT=104CBW71S_CMP=
And it says IBM SystemBuilder (SB+ and SBClient) enables rapid application
What about a fully installed, configured and ready to run VMWare image of U2
on linux?
VWmare now have a free runtime/player and there are already a number of
linux and such images available under their 'Virtual Appliances Marketplace'
- http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/
All that has to be
Sounds like a great Idea! I'm willing to put together a tuned cookie
cutter vmplayer image. This will yield a usable demo that can run on
windows and linux. ... as the guiness commercial goes... A VM of U2 on
Linux, BRILLIANT!
Jerry Normandin
| System Level II
Intuit Eclipse
Anthony Youngman wrote:
I'm trying to get a working Gentoo at home. That's a game and a half :-)
When I succeed I'll likely try and create an ebuild to install UVPE. Be
nice to get that officially into portage :-)
(I want to get a WordPerfect 8 ebuild working, too :-)
Cheers,
Wol
I
Gabe asked
why are there no MV books in bookstores in print?
(Weird that I didn't get the original note - forum flaky???)
This question is asked in many forums over time, so I decided to write a
blog entry on it. Comments always welcome:
But you can't do that due to the IBM License on the PE version - the end
user *must* navigate through that license during the installation was my
understanding. They HAVE to pull the PE from the IBM site directly.
Meaning, no way to build ready-to-run PE Virtual Machines
DW
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All,
Let me respond to some of these... but first:
MOST IMPORTANT! We need content for the learner packs! Please contact
U2UG President Brian Leach with specific offers to help. We need code
examples, well reasoned tutorials, and more. These packs are a big part
of making the incubator
Thanks. I've seen broken links so many times using install routines that I
could be rich, if finder's fees were applicable. Well, not rich.
Karl
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All,
Let me respond to some of these... but first:
MOST IMPORTANT! We need content for the learner packs! Please
I was assuming that IBM would do this.
Cheers,
David Murray
.learn and do
.excel and share
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Why can't the unpacking of the VM have the IBM license agreement in it?
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Yep, I live on that same clock.
Richard
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Dave,
Very well said. But one thing I might add, and I've been bitten
I've never seen MV books in any bookstore. We've been a pretty well-kept
secret.
MV is hard to illustrate with words and/or drawings as itself is DOS-like
and character based. Perhaps that's a stumbling block on create a book
that's easy to read. Most books that I've come across are similar to
As some of you already know, if you have a new person either in
management or development in a U2 (or other Pick) shop, you can have
them read my little MultiValue Trilogy at
http://www.tincat-group.com/mv/trilogy.html
These are flash cards and they were written with readers to help
with
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