I have the same problem. I had it when I first installed 10.1, so I
never used 10.1. Then when my laptop bit the dust. I installed 10.2
after the CPU and hard drive were replaced and did not have the error,
it worked great.
A couple of months later I started to try some of the new features and
Well, let's see now, I get approximately 150 over the weekend and they
end up in my junk folder. About 99% are filtered out. That's the number
that got through our network filter.
-Original Message-
From: Allen E. Elwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 10:33 AM
Have you tried looking at the way your username is stored in windows.
The easiest way I know to do this is run the net user command from
windows, or net user /domain if it's a domain login. All of our
network logins are in lower case, as is the same for most of our
customers. We did have one
My answer to Which is better would be it depends.
If you're looking for run-time performance and disk is not an issue, go with
the first. Although having duplicate data leaves a bad taste in most of our
mouths, the purpose of the computer is to do the grunt work for us.
Sometimes elegance has to
David,
In terms of which is better for sorting inside a program, working with
in-memory strings should be faster than writing to disk. And with less
than a thousand names, it probably won't be noticeably faster whether
you UPCASE() each time you insert, or maintain a separate UPCASE'd
If it's not a port conflict, then I'd recommend checking that gawd-aweful
Windows firewall.
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If you check the headers of the junk mail, you'll see that they're not
coming from the list. The lists are setup so that only subscribers can
post, and email addresses must be validated before they are subscribed.
My guess is that your email address has been harvested from IndexFocus,
Nabble, or
Hi,
We have a Cold Fusion app that is using SQL queries. It's locking
records, unfortunately as many as 100 at a time. Is there a way to do
the query without locking records? We're not updating anything.
Pam
--
Pamela J Robbins New Bolton Center
Senior Programmer Analyst
All,
Larry is right. He and I get to see the stuff that gets caught.
You'd be amazed how many classmates of U2-Users are looking to get back
in touch. How many Nigerian relatives U2-Users has lost in the last
year, the number exceeds the number of people in Nigeria. Fortunately,
U2-Users
Take a look at the nolock query hint.
On 8/27/07, Pamela J Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We have a Cold Fusion app that is using SQL queries. It's locking
records, unfortunately as many as 100 at a time. Is there a way to do
the query without locking records? We're not updating
This is exactly my point. I have good filtering too on servers and local
workstations, but I still get some spam. If they don't have your real
email address they can't send you spam. The spam volume directly resulting
from my postings to this forum suddenly shot up a couple weeks ago. After
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone's had success in doing a makeudt with Unidata
7.1.10-64 on AIX 5.3-06 using gcc 4.0.0.
Thanks,
-- John Solie -- Professional Hospital Supply -- 951-296-2600
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Just a guess, but this migh have to do with your transaction isolation
level.
Which DB are you using? UniVerse or UniData?
I assume that the ColdFusion app is using ODBC to connect to the DB?
Pamela J Robbins wrote:
Hi,
We have a Cold Fusion app that is using SQL queries. It's locking
Larry Hiscock wrote:
My guess is that your email address has been harvested from
IndexFocus, Nabble, or one of the other archives.
This is correct, spam is not coming through the listserver. While it is a
subscription only list, anyone who has posted to this forum has their
address in plain
Somebody try timing it with 10K names and let us know the speed differences :)
On 8/27/07, Rex Gozar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
In terms of which is better for sorting inside a program, working with
in-memory strings should be faster than writing to disk. And with less
than a thousand
If this is UniData, we fixed a problem in this area at 6.1.7 (released
3/18/05):
Issue 6917 - Problem Description
UniData -- A lock release in SQL UPDATE failed, causing SQL to hold the
locks for records that were excluded from the query with a WHERE clause.
A fix to the lock checking utility
jjuser ud2 wrote:
Somebody try timing it with 10K names and let us know the speed
differences :)
Thanks for volunteering, jjuser!
But seriously, David's email said he had 500 names, 1/20th of your
suggested test sample. My point was that the user probably wouldn't
perceive the difference
Brenda,
Certainly worth a look see.
- Chuck
Brenda Price wrote:
My only glimmer of an idea is that it worked before I installed my software for
dialup internet access (i.e.: EarthLink). Maybe it does something that messed
it up. Could be something similar.
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I am new to .NET and uniobjects for .net and have been given the task of
writing a web based program that can pull data out of our universe
database. I am running AIX 5.2 Universe 10.1.7. My question is to make
sure I'm using session's and files appropriately.
1st - Is there anyway to
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike
Pflugfelder
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 6:30 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2][UV] Up casing Login IDs {unclassified}
snip
Apparently, windows is case-insensitive when
UniVerse supports Connection Pooling and you can code C# (or VB.NET, or
ASP.NET or J#) applications using UniObjects.NET or you can use Web
Services.
The easiest way to create a Web Service is to use Visual Studio .NET 2005
and drag your published service into VS - it will create the template
Excellent.
What about UniVerse?
I've hit it...No: It's hit me there, too.
cds
-Original Message-
From: Wally Terhune
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 10:48 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] SQL query locks
If this is UniData, we fixed a problem in this area at 6.1.7
John
Drag the service in from where?
Also, I am trying to create a report in MS Reporting Services, using UV
webservice as an XML source, but cannot work out what the correct
connection details should be. Is anyone else attempting to do such a
thing?
Cheers,
-Original Message-
From:
Phil,
I did something somewhat like this recently. This was my formula:
I wrote a web service in Delphi, had it drop files and requests to
UniVerse asynchronously via Type 19s. Then I hired Lee Burstien to do
the first cut at the UniVerse programming (I had the budget available
and I
Thanks Charles,
I already have my head around the UV XML webservice side of things, and
I are reasonable familiar with Microsoft Reporting Services so I am
happy with those two bits as is. It is just knowing what the connection
strings should be for the webservice when defining the XML data
Problem solved! Thanks to all who replied.
I had installed UV as the administrator, but edited the odbc.config file
as myself. A uvregen at the command prompt and then stopping and
starting UV services sorted out UV and it is now passing my login ID to
the UV.lOGINS file in upper case.
I had
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