Thank you all for all the responses.
I was hoping that somewhere within the operating system's scheduling
mechanism there is something like a timeslice serial number which could be
read with some system function. No 2 processes could ever return the same
timeslice serial number
Apologies if this has already been said but I have not been following this
thread too closely.
D3 has a SYSTEM(19) function that does what you are wanting, returning the
date/time with a suffix added if any user has already generated the same
key. Unfortunately, UV implements SYSTEM(19) as
Since we're talking OOB (out of box) why not try the user semaphore
locking that is built into the system. Check the BASIC LOCK and UNLOCK
, and LIST.LOCKS in tcl. Your process cant write until it can lock. It
writes, then unlocks. and so on.
j
On 4/25/08, Marco Manyevere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 10:19 PM, Marco Manyevere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thank you all for all the responses.
Marco,
One last thought looking at your OP for a non-disk IO locking function, I
don't see how you can avoid disk IO unless there is some kind of of
in-memory locking process.
The fix worked beautifully and quick too.
Thank you very much for your assistance.
I have added your procedure to our notes for future reference.
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Hello,
We have received reports that UV triggers have shown some instability. Does
anyone have anything to share on this?
We have been using them for a couple of years with no issues but were hoping
for more details from other users, if available.
Thanks much,
-Baker
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Has anyone considered submitting the transactions to said phantom, and
have one process control the writes?
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Hi all,
HPUX 11, UV10.1.8 (PICK)
I have users that are getting blown out of our system when trying to create new
records in a file. From the address given in the error message from Universe,
I see that it is a WRITE to a file.
fixtool reported no errors
COUNT FILE F1 DET-SUPP returns with no
LIST.INDEX FILENAME STATS found the corrupted index.
Have a great weekend.
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Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:03:04 +
Hi all,
HPUX 11,
Is this a distributed file?
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 10:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
HPUX 11, UV10.1.8 (PICK)
I have users that are getting blown out of our system when trying to create
new records in a file. From the address given in the error message from
Universe, I see that
Check the file permissions. If it's a directory type file also check the
Parent directory permissions.
Thanks,
David A. Green
www.dagconsulting.com
(480) 813-1725
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Size of file. Are you close to the maximum file size for your OS?
Free space available on volume. Maybe you just don't have any free
space left to allocate.
Record keys. Do they contain any system delimiters?
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Hi all,
HPUX 11,
What's the actual error message?
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Hi all,
HPUX 11, UV10.1.8 (PICK)
I have users that are
I just had a call from an Anzio (our product) user, new to her job, who is
trying to find out if there is support for her freight forwarding app,
called ALIS. Anyone have any info?
Regards,
Bob Rasmussen, President, Rasmussen Software, Inc.
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company
I believe we use a large pseudo random number as the key and put the
time/date stamp in a log file.
Your keys won't have the information in them about the sequence (although
some may find that a better solution - let's not go there); however, a
simply join/translate will get that for you. You can
I'd check permissions, look to see if the file system is full (bytes
inodes).
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: [U2]
[UV] HELP - CORRUPT FILE??? Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:03:04 + Hi all,
HPUX 11, UV10.1.8 (PICK) I have users that are getting blown out of
Hello all!
Is there anywhere in uniVerse that keeps a history of which
users have been
logged in on which ports? Basically, I'm looking for
something equivalent to
the old ACC file in the Pick world.
I'm trying to
track down some software/licensing issues, and to do so I need
to know who
the
Marco,
Have all the phantoms use a function or subroutine to get the next id
based on the current system milliseconds. Use a semaphore lock to keep
it singleton. Add a NAP statement so the next time it's run you're
sure to get a different millisecond count -- note that many systems
won't
I just found out that the original indexes had a virtual path (correct
terminology?) (../directory.name), which didn't work with the new version of
UniVerse (10.2.7), so our vendor changed them to a physical path (u2/
directory.name), which didn't match our other system.
So now we do a SET.INDEX
What was your old revision? If this was changed then it was changed for the
worst.
Jerry Banker
Senior Programmer Analyst
IBM Certified Solutions Expert
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I have just installed RHEL 5.1 Desktop and Universe PE 10.2.7 on it.
I have established a telnet connection to Universe, from both the server using
the RHEL telnet client and from another client at 10.0.0.4 on the network
using Accuterm.
I get the same results from each of these telnet clients.
Dave -
Befor you installed UniVerse did you create users that had a
.bash_profile that put them in the UniVerse account directory and
executed the uv command.
After you log into any unix system, you need to cd to the directory
that contains the account you want to run UniVerse in. Then execute
We started using triggers some months ago and so far no problems at all...
I'm interested in what kind of instability issues you came across. Please
let me know.
( We are a 370-Micro$oft Windows shop!)
Horacio Pellegrino
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