RE: [U2] version control

David You might want to check out an article I wrote for Spectrum about this. Back-issues are on www.intl-spectrum.com. One other tip: We used CVS at my last company, which was quite a complex arrangement handling server and client side code (and keeping these in sync). The key was to appoint

RE: [U2] version control

It seems that everyone needs to be a specialist these days, even in our business. Jerry Banker Senior Programmer Analyst IBM Certified Solutions Expert -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:owner-u2- [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Leach Sent: Thursday, April 17,

Re: [U2] version control

David, We use CVS here. We store all of our source code in a flat file/directory structure. We use an OS level build script to generate the accounts, create the files and dictionaries, and load them with data. The primary goal in our situation was to create a one-step build for our

[U2] Unidata @LOGNAME

Under Unidata 7.1.x on Solaris (9/10) we're seeing @LOGNAME truncated to 8 characters. Others on different OSes are not seeing this behavior. Does anyone know if this is a Unidata setting or how Unidata is interacting with a system call (eg: and therefor cannot be changed)? -- Jeff Butera,

RE: [U2] version control

Jerry et al I would say good version control - like all code management - is a skill. And more so the more diverse your code base. If you are just hacking away at (say) an old D3 application you can probably get away with a lot. If you need to support multiple versions, platforms, client/server

RE: [U2] uo.net logging

Hi thanks, unfortunately the switches section is not valid in web.config, I remember it was a simple change, If only I could remember exactly what it was ... -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hona, David S Sent: 16 April 2008 09:26 To:

RE: [U2] uo.net logging

Symeon, I use the following chunk of code in my asp.net web.config and it works fine. I do not have any problem with the switches tag. It is a sub-element of configuration. HTH, Mike system.diagnostics sources source name=DefaultSource switchName=DefaultSwitch listeners

RE: [U2] TCL Command stacker

I know That is why I said it looked promising. :-) IE was able to get it to work but it was definitely not ready to be recommended until I understood the nuances. Thanks for the heads up, Doug At 04:18 PM 4/16/2008, you wrote: Before you propose to a customer, make sure their terminal

RE: [U2] Unidata @LOGNAME

If I remember correctly, Solaris only looks at the first 8 characters as the user name and the password. If you have a password longer than 8 characters you're wasting keystrokes. I don't know if there is a setting to change it. Jerry Banker Senior Programmer Analyst IBM Certified Solutions

Re: [U2] version control

David, One other item: in managing development, testing, and production accounts, I've found it easier to use relative Q-pointers in the software. So instead setting the Q-pointer: CUSTOMERS 0001: Q 0002: AR 0003: CUSTOMERS set it up to use a relative pathname: CUSTOMERS 0001:

Re: [U2] Unidata @LOGNAME

quote who='JPB-U2UG' date='Thursday 17 April 2008' If I remember correctly, Solaris only looks at the first 8 characters as the user name and the password. If you have a password longer than 8 characters you're wasting keystrokes. I don't know if there is a setting to change it. You're