My accuracy may be technically off on the minute details there, but
regardless, UV dynamic files are not compatible with OS-level
replication. This is from an email sent to me by Stephen O'Neal of IBM
U2 Lab Services on 3-18-09:
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At the exact instance that a Dynamic File expands or
Odd. Guide_ndx uses almost the same logic as BUILD.INDEX - but does not lock
the primary file and does not apply the TMP data to the index. What's different
about this one file/index? BUILD.INDEX will handle TMP files 2GB. Not sure
about guide_ndx. How big did the TMP file get?
I recommend
I created a UV tech support case leading to a discussion with Bill
Collier and Brian Carroll [sp?] yesterday. Of course, John Hester's
comments are correct but a few insights are worth mention.
Although ODBC is something of an industry standard, ODBC is mainly a
Microsoft thing. My problem is
I believe I have the solution.
1) The field in question, ALT.BILL.TO, is not being used on our system.
2) It is indexed to speed up SELECT statements that came from the vendor (ex:
SELECT filename WITH BILL.TO = X OR WITH SHIP.TO = X OR WITH ALT.BILL.TO = X).
All three fields must be indexed
Just a personal experience with what you're trying to do:
I've actually tried to integrate the Fedex software with our UniVerse
database through ODBC a couple times and every time I've scrapped it
because it's takes way too long to access the shipment record. I've
asked fedex a couple times now
Just a thought, what if you change the NO.NULLS index setting?
Israel, John R. johnisr...@daytonsuperior.com 12/17/2009 10:39 AM
I believe I have the solution.
1) The field in question, ALT.BILL.TO, is not being used on our system.
2) It is indexed to speed up SELECT statements that came from
Good work!
Sounds like a good 'consumablity' issue to fix for guide_ndx, though seems like
this situation would be rare, indeed.
Wally Terhune
U2 Support Architect
Rocket Software
4700 S. Syracuse Street, Suite 400 ..Denver, CO 80237 ..USA
Tel: +1.720.475.8055
Email: wterh...@rs.com
Web:
Good point. I did not set these indexes up. We will investigate further.
Even so, IMHO, the guide_ndx should not give errors even if our data does
appear a bit goofy at first glance.
John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
721 Richard St.
Miamisburg, OHÂ 45342
We have been able to READ data from UniVerse 10.1 via ODBC+UCI.Editor
into FedEx.Ship.Manager.
A trick here that I came up with a few weeks ago is that when a
pack.slip is cut, it writes the data to both
file account
PACKSLIPS LIVE
PACKSLIPS.X.
I will be out of the office starting 17/12/2009 and will not return until
21/12/2009.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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I am looking for a command in Windows that will launch a UniVerse Basic Command.
Dave R.
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You can certainly launch VOC commands, which can call Basic code...is that what
you want?
Building your own .cmd file (such as test.cmd - may work as a .bat, too), we
shell out to Universe, from DOS, using the UV.exe located in:
drive:\IBM\UV\bin. We actually call these .cmd DOS scripts from
uvsh followed by the (cataloged) program works well for us.
e.g.:
C:\uvsh ZUSERS
Input editing enabled for ALL input, starting in INSERT mode.
UniVerse users: 1 (maximum: 2) Other processes: 1
No User | No User | No User | No User
488 NT AUTHO
From: dave.raven
I am looking for a command in Windows that will launch a
UniVerse Basic Command.
MVExec is freeware and does exactly what you want, which is to
launch any command in any MV system (Unix, Windows, and across a
network) from any Windows system. The results can be returned
and
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