BTW, if you're using AE, you could also invoke the Editing Values
capability by typing EV on the line with the multivalues you wish to
edit.
1: Sales.Order.ID_1^253^253Sales.Order.ID_2^253Sales.Order.ID_3
EV return - This turns on the editing of values
P return- displays
What version of UniObjects are you using for .NET versus the VB6 client?
There is should only be one version and one instance of UniRPCD on the
server. IN theory you could have multiple versions - but that would be a
really *bad* idea.
You also have to be using the correct client for that
Sorry Doug no light to shed on the core, the problem with a core is that it
also dumps the constant lists of the code which is why you seem to get every
error under the sun in there.
However just to say I have had experience of strange errors in uniobjects in
the past on heavily used systems,
Try:
LIST PARTS F1 WITH EVAL COUNT(F1, CHAR(034)) NE 0
Thanks,
David A. Green
www.dagconsulting.com
(480) 813-1725
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Clif: Yes... I was using the standard UV ED editor.
Mark Olarte's post to use AE in EV mode is a big help. Thanks Mark!
--Bill
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I think Bruce must in ECLTYPE P if he is using the [] wild cards, so he will
have to convert to ECLTYPE U to use the EVAL keyword (i.e. lIST or list ...)
to test your suggestion.
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Or simply use a lower case LIST (i.e. list) to force it to ECLTYPE U for
that one statement. This works for list ..., select ..., etc. This is a
VERY useful way to use U flavored syntax in a P environment.
There is a similar command for compiling basic programs. Make the first line
of your
Our new machine has a DLT tape carousel system. Since it should just be
backing up aix data files, so long as we don't access the files during the
backup, there shouldn't be any issues with that type of tape, right?
thanks
Roger
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Hi Susan
UniObjects.net is the .Net version of UniObjects (sic) - that exposes a the
native MultiValue features all nicely wrapped into classes. For details,
take a look at my primer 'Writing your First UniVerse Application' on the
U2UG site. That walks you through UniObjects.Net and VB.Net
Sorry if I'm stating the obvious, but UniVerse has been stopped (i.e.
completely shut down) when you took that tar? Remember that type 30 files
keep their header information in shared memory until UniVerse is closed
down, so any tar whilst UniVerse has the file open (even if quiescent) may
be
David:
That will work on my UD system, in PICK mode (using the UD parser).
Bill
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There's a dbpause / dbresume command on unidata that looks like it
would make backups safer:
dbpause is a UniData system-level command that blocks most updates to
the database made in a UniData session. Any updates made from the
operating system level are not blocked. You can use this feature to
However just to say I have had experience of strange errors in uniobjects in
the past on heavily used systems, this was because the network card was set
to 100/full duplex, and the switch port to auto negotiate, so they
negotiated to half duplex, we set the switch to full duplex and of course it
We're moving from one machine running AIX 4.3 and Universe 9.5 to a new machine
running AIX 5.3 and Universe 10.2.4.
Using tar.
The majority of the move goes fine. Usual hassles.Recataloging,
Reindexing.
But two critical large files repeatedly are a problem. Both are type 30s.
And
Roger:
Have a look at ulimit. The ulimit settings are in /etc/security/limits. Take
a look
at the ulimit command(in 'list of commands' link) that is documented at
the following link:
http://publibfi.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/cmds/aixcmds5/toc.h
tm
hth
Colin Alfke
We used these for years. No problems - except the tape loader itself... They
work well especially if you have a fast disk sub-system.
It's more the software that you are using and how it handles open files and
locking them. It's been too long since I've set one of these up on Aix but
in Windows
Roger,
It is very suspicious that the file size 1,073,741,312 is 512 bytes less
than 1 GB (1,073,741,824). I would look at ulimit on the new machine
- perhaps ulimit is set to 1 GB or some other size limiting factor
caused the file to be truncated during the move.
Hope this helps!
Jeff
quote who='Edward Brown' date='Thursday 14 August 2008'
There's a dbpause / dbresume command on unidata that looks like it
would make backups safer.
If your system supports filesystem snapshots, a really effective means is to:
1) dbpause the database
2) take file system snapshot of database
Roger,
First of all, that doesn't look like a type 30 file to me.
1,048,576 -rw-rw-rw- root sys 1,073,741,312 (same as the fsize).
That's a file - at version 10 a type 30 file is a directory at the OS
level, so I would expect to see something like drwxrwxrwx for the
permissions, and
Thanks for asking the question Susan, I learned a lot also.
Tom Dodds
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International Spectrum magazine, March/April 2008, page 26.
Available at:
http://intl-spectrum.com/mag/MARAPR.2008/default.aspx
also via
http://tinyurl.com/63guo7
Regards,
Clif
On Aug 14, 2008, at 9:58 AM, Brian Leach wrote:
The other main option is the IBM ADO.NET provider, which
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I have what looks like ^253^253 that needs to be just ^253.
Are you sure they're value marks, and not } or whatever they display as
in your editor?
Without luck I have tried...
1: C/^253^253/^253
and
1: C\^253^253\^253
Not on the network as I did not monitor that (boxes are colo in a hosting
centre and we use their switches etc), but on the linux box a 'netstat -an'
showed lots of sockets with about 250 bytes in the queue. I asked the
hosting centre network staff to check the switch ports for our machine and
Wol:
This technique is new to me. It works well. Thanks!
--Bill
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Try ^ to put ED into display control character mode and check that
they really are value marks...
Cheers,
Wol
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Hello:
Does any one have any experiences they would be willing to share regarding the
effort required to port applications from UniData to Universe? We're currently
on Unidata 7.1 We developed our application in an early version of SB+ and
UniBasic and have kept current on SB+, so we're now
Eugene,
I'm sure others will have a longer list, but for starters:
1.The structure of dictionary items is completely different.
2.You lose the ability to expand the print job numbers beyond
before they restart numbering print jobs at 1 in UniVerse.
Best wishes,
Dave Taylor
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