Unidata does have this feature, albeit from within the editor.
What's the difference. You're always editing something anyway.
D3 has BFORMAT at TCL but since Accuterm's WED has it, I've stopped using
BFORMAT completely.
My 1 cent
Mark Johnson
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From: John Kent [EMAIL
Not sure what error you are seeing but here are some notes on my
experience with the universe soap API.
I wrote my own CallSoapService subroutine to handle the following UV
Soap API bugs/issues.
- adds namespace to method tags but not parameter tags
Solution : add option to
Hi all,
UV10.1.8
PICK FORMAT
HPUX 11
How do I go about seeing what files a user has open?
Thanks
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Hi,
How do I go about seeing what files a user has open?
Take a look at the FILEMAP option of PORT.STATUS
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Martin:
This is not the case. The dictionary looks like:
2 Demo (0)- .X
AE DICT GLPOST INDEX_2
Top of INDEX_2 in DICT GLPOST, 9 lines, 364 characters.
*--: P
001: I This is the INDEX dictionary that determines what the index is for this
file.
DO NOT add anything else to the 'correlative'
Hi Bill,
The index system should be able to handle a trailing wildcard. My immediate
thoughts are that the relevant dictionary item might be defined as right
justified which would result in a right justified sort in the index tree
which may in turn prevent use of the index for this item.
Place the REQUIRE.INDEX option after select GLPOST and before the
first WITH. You can't place it after the criteria in UniData.
REQUIRE.INDEX works in ecltype U but not ecltype P.
You can also use NO.INDEX to force it NOT to use the index. Try:
select GLPOST NO.INDEX WITH INDEX_2 LIKE 0605...
Or for an O.S snapshot rather than UniVerse:
grep pid_of_choice `find . -type f -exec fuser -u {} \;`|wc -l
run from the directory tree you want to search.
Or you could drop the grep and wc -l and send it to a text file. Then
just sort the text file based on PIDs.
fuser -u displays all PIDs
All,
I'm faced with a task of finding the means to monitor all user
activity that results in a database change. Does anyone know of an
application that we can plug in to UniVerse to accomplish this?
We are running a mix of UniVerse releases mostly centered on 10.1.20 for
our HP/UX
Dave:
Thanks. But I did that too (I also showed the REQUIRE.INDEX keyword can't come
at
the end of the sentence).
2 Demo (0)- select GLPOST REQUIRE.INDEX WITH INDEX_2 LIKE 0605...
Index can not be used processing this query.
2 Demo (0)-
Bill
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TRIGGERS should be simple enough; just plan out your audit file very
carefully.
Mark
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Subject: [U2] User activity -
We are beter off not caring what files are open.
They could open any and every file to read them.
When writing, if we do a one millisecond
(1) record-lock-check
(2) lock
(3) write
(4) un-lock
then nobody gets hurt.
--Bill
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Did you try LIST.INDEX GLPOST ?
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Subject: RE: [U2] UD: Using indexes in UniQuery
Martin:
This is not the case. The
I guess I should have elaborated on the ideas we had any why we didn't
think they would work. Here is what we tried and or thought about:
We tried to modify the actual commands like COPY, ED, etc to replace
them with Remote items but our software vendor uses different syntaxes
for all the
The right-justification idea makes the most sense to me. If the index
was created and built when the field was defined as right-justified, and
then somebody changed the definition to left-justified, it might still
think you couldn't use the query.
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There is a transaction logging thing that is built into UniVerse.
--Bill
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Subject: [U2] User activity - SOX compliance
All,
Please trim excess from your posts when responding. Just leave in
the parts you are responding to, as a courtesy to the others on the list
*especially* the digest readers.
If you read this list through Indexfocus, Nabble, or any other
replicator - and you would like to be able to
The problem with that approach, aside from TL overhead, is that IBM
does not publish the log format. Parsing them is possible, but not
for the faint of heart.
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Regards,
Clif
~~~
W. Clifton Oliver, CCP
CLIFTON OLIVER ASSOCIATES
Tel: +1 619 460
I'm just wondering if anyone else has had any issues using callhttp() to
POST data (UV 10.0.7).
We have a process which does LIST TOXML and posts the several MB result
to a web service. I can reliably cause it to fail by running another
completely separate process which also does a LIST TOXML.
Has anyone had experience with account restores from mvEnterprise to
UniVerse on AIX?
T-LOAD of an mvE T-DUMP works, but acct.restore of an account save does not
seem to.
Thanks, Ross.
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Allen:
Thanks. Yes I did. The results were in the original email. But here they are
again.
22 Demo (0)- LIST.INDEX GLPOST
Alternate Key Index Details for File GLPOST Page 1
File.. GLPOST
Alternate key length.. 45
Node/Block size... 4K
OV
Dave:
That's not possible. This is an old dictionary that doesn't change. Nobody has
access to these dictionaries except me.
Bill
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To:
Ross:
I'm guessing there may be an option to the SAVE verb which will put the save in
a
format that UV can then read. I know in D3 one has to use the (A option of
the
account-save.
Another thing may be the block size. I know when we restore D3 to UD we have
to make
sure both the save and
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