Kathleene,
I wish it were that easy. READNEXT and READ can't get it's hands on these
records.
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Subject: RE: [U2]
UD 7.1
They are not SELECT statements. They are things like:
sort FILENAME THIS THAT TOXML
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more issues:
guide -U0 filename is now giving me this:
GUIDE_ERRORS.LIS:
WORK.ORDER
File Integrity:
Group 11338, block 11339, record number 12 = 970941
is in wrong group, key length 6, hash value 2413
Group 11340, block 11341, record number 12 = 970943
is in wrong
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quote who='Burwell, Ed' date='Friday 02 November 2007'
Are there any known issues with UPDATE triggers that write to records that
have UPDATE triggers?
As long as you don't get into a cycle where trigger A invokes B, B invokes C
and then C invokes A. That turns into a nasty infinite loop
Ed, I have dealt with UniData file corruption in the past and it can be
quite difficult to get a handle on it. I have seen files get corrupted by
memory failures, processor failures, and disk failures. If this is not due
to a hardware issue a file can be corrupted,(or at least used to be
corrupted
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My guess is that you have real records with real Ids that you can
access. Then you have other records that appear to have the same Ids
but really don't. It sounds like these other records are hashed into
the wrong
You can connect to most any database with adhoc views or a linked
server. You'll need the odbc drivers installed but once you have those
use openrowset or openquery to create views into the database.
Simple Examples:
CREATE VIEW [view name here]
SELECT Rowset_1.* FROM OPENROWSET('MSDASQL',
Ed,
Copy the file and then resize it. That way you can confirm that you
have the same information. I had this problem a long time ago and was able
to read the records.
Kathleeni
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From: Burwell, Ed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 8:11
Can UniData TRIGGERS be problematic?
In the past, I wrote a trigger that would launch a UniData function that would
(eventually) generate XML with a UniQuery statement, then POST the XML using
submitRequest to a secure site, take the XML that was returned in the
RESPONSE.DATA parameter and
UV doesn't have guide, but it has uvfixfile and fixtool.
Regards,
LeRoy
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Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 3:53 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] [UD] Possible causes of
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