No, they don't...
PA
LIST MASTER _
BY ATTR1 _
BREAK.ON ATTR1 _
ATTR2 _
TOTAL ATTR3 _
HEADING this is the best heading you ever saw 'D'PAGE 'PLL' _
ID.SUP _
DET.SUP _
LPTR
Works a bomb! (provided of course you have a file called MASTER with dict
items ATTR1, ATTR2, ATTR3, AND ATTR3 is
I can see that there can be better sorting methods out there, and
possible faster. I see some places that uses c sort and locate methods
for uses 1+ records and using bubble method could be fatal to the
system. At most we used this subroutine couple times a year for certain
applications and if
I'm on Unidata and XMLEXECUTE is available. Do you use Javascript on the
browser side to process the XML? Also do you send a DTD or XSD file with
the XML?
Sarah Burns said:
You may like to investigate XMLEXECUTE() which allows you to get around
a lot of your difficulties.
Charles Shaffer
I expect that there are some tools to view and edit UniVerse data that would
work on HP-Ux 11i v2.
I need to know what is available, both free and not free.
--Bill
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The definition of a bureaucrat is one who photocopies their documents before
shredding them.
A former employer of mine used to have me print inventory lists every
Friday; about 400 pages times about 30 users. Decollating four-part carbon
paper was a riot. Talk about a carbon footprint!
I
Honestly, I have always just used the native editor (ED or AE). For things in
Unix dirs, I have mapped netwok drives to key places to my PC, then I use and
Window editor that strikes my fancy.
Note that AE has some nice features like exploding multi-value into fields for
viewing/editing.
Has anyone seen this error when trying to view an XML file from Unidata in
IE7?
Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet
The content of the XML result looks reasonable to me. (As if I would
know).
?xml version=1.0?
xsd:schema xmlns:xsd=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema;
Hi Bill,
I expect that there are some tools to view and edit UniVerse data
that would work on HP-Ux 11i v2.
I need to know what is available, both free and not free.
We have an editor that is very much like the EDFS editor of Prime
Information and PI/open. It's not free but neither is it
That is using a WinXP or Vista client connecting to data on a HP-Ux
back-end.
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I expect that
Bill,
AD
Both we, and most of our customers, use Accuterm from Accusoft Enterprises -
www.asent.com.
Accuterm runs on a telnet or ssh connection and includes a windows editor
(eg. Notepad) for ease of use.
A 30-day eval. copy is available from their web site.
It can be purchased
Following on from Mike Henderson's post...
Maybe the best idea is to use GETXMLSUB itself as your subroutine call.
It handles the case where the XMLExecute function returns a fail status,
but a subsequent XMLGetError function doesn't have an error code by
assigning a new error code of 80120 and
Are there intentionally 2 documents in the same file?
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shameless plug
I can attest to the value of Accuterm's editor. The part I liked most is
that if the session was lost due to TCP/IP problems accuterm automatically
kept a backup copy right up to the very last keystroke before the session
went out.
It also has a very nifty screen generator that
Could we get links to multivalue vendors (who wish them) on the U2UG
Knowledge Base page or somewhere?
It is a crying shame that all these nifty multivalue tools are out
there, and one only stumbles across them in miscellaneous posts.
Also multivalue software packages. We have users with
Mike beat me to it. The reason that the call is case sensitive is because
that's how it's cataloged in VOC. No problem making a copy of the verb in VOC
with an all upper-case name.
And, yes, FOUR arguments.
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