MAJ wrote
Plus, some compilers (D3 for one) complains with 'print' and wants
'PRINT' unless you set up some CASING parameters either in or out of
the programs.
If you use the COMPILE verb in D3 then compilation is case insensitive.
This has been in place for about 15 years. At least with D3
The change in functionality was documented at 10.0 as a GTAR fix. As
there are only 24 hours in a day, the logic was that MT shouldn't go
above 24 hours. I recall there was discussion on the list about this at
the time.
David Norman
Senior Software Engineer
SA Ambulance
Tony
Very true...
I think the only mainstream MV database that still requires upper case (now
that UniData has finally emerged from the dark ages to join UV, D3 and I think
QM (?)) is jBase, unless I've missed something vital there.
Which means I can now turn off the 'convert to primitive
The udt compiler by default is case sensitive.
I use mixed case - always have - if I misspell something it is just as
likely to be a letter transposition as it is a case mismatch, + the compiler
picks it up anyway.
VB is case insensitive so it does not really matter, it is just a nicety of
When our secondary server was installed it originally had a different
path name for the SB+ and SB+.DEFN accounts in System Builder. We need
to have the paths changed. Our VAR had IBM do this once before for
another account. Does anyone know off hand how to change this or should
we call our VAR to
I spoke to Nancy this morning.
Only local candidates or those who are willing to relocate at their own
expense.
FYI
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In UniData you can use PATHSUB which asks for an old and new path to
change in VOC entries. Use caution!
The best option would be to use
SA.TRANSFER.SBPLUS
Which will change all of the SB+ VOC entries.
hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
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From: Tim Peleski
When our
Tim,
In the account you need to straighten out the pointers on, go to TCL and run
SAPROGS FIX.SBPLUS.POINTERS full path to the SB+ account
You may have to make a Q pointer to the SAPROGS and SAPROGS.O files in SB+
first. This should straighten out your pointers. Also, if you have
installed the
* Don't use session variables in IIS
Could you expand on this statement? Do you mean don't use them to store
a copy of the RBO or not to use them in general with RedBack?
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I'm a mere 50 miles from ground zero. It's probably affecting my
mental processes.
:-)
j
On 6/7/07, Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the government has anything to say about it then it probably would be
separated. In the past though it was not unusual to have one person doing
everything in
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Is it possible to configure wIntegrate so that text and graphic
characters (lines and boxes etc.) occupy the whole window in a
resolution more than 1024 pixels wide? At the comment we can maximise
the window but get a big black border
You know the english language is pretty much all one case - lower - except
for an occasional Capital letter. I'm sorry, but I prefer all upper case.
The older you get, the harder it is to remember HOW you spelled a var, even
without part of it being capitalized.
LOT.NUMBER
LOT.NBR
LOTNO
LOT.NO
Mike and Colin,
Thank you for the responses! Fix.sbplus.pointers worked like a charm!
Tim
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All,
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The reason many of us use upper case is that we started on systems that only
supported upper case. Then at one time some were case sensitive and some
were not, making porting from one place to another a nightmare if you hadn't
been consistent. Then factor in that if you do your code in upper
George wrote:
The reason many of us use upper case is that we started on systems
that only supported upper case.
This was exactly my point. Some of these environments have never been
changed because there are a lot of people who wrote code 20+ years ago and
don't want to change the way they do
I don't believe anyone is advocating the forced use of uppercase or the
removal of this feature, we just don't think that its in any way inferior to
code written in upper and lower case.
To each their own, have a ball, smack that shift key all you like.
Oh... and this particular recurring annual
Oh come on, this argument again? Listen, you can program in mixed case with
U2. It's just that some of us have decided to stay with uppercase and others
have not. 99.9% of the users out there don't know and don't care how the
programs are built just as long as they work. The one's that complain
Tony: I'll try COMPILE on my D3 client today. I hope it's 100% compatible as
BASIC (O. If so, then I may consider reassigning BASIC to COMPILE.
Is the presense of both verbs a compatibility or legacy issue.
Thanks
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I agree, let's retire this thread.
I only re-opened it up having just came from the VB project while
maintaining all of my other standard uppercase stuff. It became clear to me
then.
It keeps my head in the different environments.
Mark
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well then -- I'm in trouble but I'm 35 miles from ground zero as the crow
flies
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I'm a mere 50
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