I have a connection throwing 39125 when I try to RPC
That means 'bad account' - yet the account connect data looks perfect to
me...
Anyone else seen 39125 during RPC? Any guidance?
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Hi David
Are you going in as the same user you would use to telnet?
If not, does the user have permission on that account directory?
Are you using an absolute pathname for the account, and if not, does it work
if you do?
Regards
Brian
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From:
David,
Does the account have both VOC and VOCLIB files? I ran into a similar
situation where my VOCLIB was corrupted.
rex
David Wolverton wrote:
Yes - same user/password...
Yes - Absolute Pathname
I'm calling UniData from UniVerse using Intercall calls
Has worked in the past ..
David,
Sorry, I'm not sure about Unidata, but when I used InterCall with
Universe it did not recognize a directory as an account unless it had
both a VOC and a VOCLIB. In my situation, I had a zero-byte VOCLIB
which caused ic_opensession to fail with a bad account error. Perhaps
Unidata
David,
Also, are you using a literal string within a C program? Of course,
backslashes within windows paths will need to be escaped.
rex
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Yes I can -- so the problem is not 'UniData' as much as it is the
'ic_opensession' 'knowing' that it's in a legit UniData account (somehow!)
I just sent a support ticket to Rocket to see what they say
DW
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Hi all,
Using UniVerse 9.6 on AIX4.1,
I'm trying to write a routine to count the number of occurrences of
values than 0, for example,
against this attribute:
0011: 4|0|0|0}4|23|4|0
I'd like to return a value of '4' for the 4 values 0.
Not having much luck with COUNT or DCOUNT.
Are those the real delimiters? I would think you're going to need a couple
of loops to do what you want. COUNT will only count the number of times a
character/string appears inside of another one and DCOUNT counts the number
of delimited strings.
Perhaps something like this:..assuming VALUES is
LIST MY.FILE EVAL SUM(GTS(MY.MV.FIELD,0))
Stuart Boydell
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Hi all,
Using UniVerse 9.6 on AIX4.1,
I'm trying to write a routine to count the number of occurrences of
values than 0, for example,
against this attribute:
0011: 4|0|0|0}4|23|4|0
I'd like to
I am assuming he is displaying system delimiters, in which case use
REMOVE. Then you don't have to worry about what the delimiter may be.
CNT = 0
LOOP
REMOVE VALUE FROM VALUES SETTING MORE
IF VALUE = 0 THEN
CNT += 1
END
WHILE MORE DO
REPEAT
Marc Rutherford
Senior
Whoops - forgot the reuse function:
LIST MY.FILE EVAL SUM(GTS(MY.MV.FIELD,REUSE(0)))
eg
LIST GRTRANS EVAL SUM(GTS(REC.QTY,REUSE(0))) FMT 10R REC.QTY
G38781801 1
G46781921 2
18675004 1
Hi Ed,
I would just extract one element at a time and check if the value is 0
COUNTER = 0
THE.FIELD = THE.RECORD11
LOOP
REMOVE THE.VALUE FROM THE.FIELD SETTING MORE.DATA
IF VALUE 0 THEN COUNTER += 1
WHILE MORE DO
REPEAT
You can also accumulate the total by each field, by checking on the
Nice.
Marc Rutherford
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Advanced Bionics LLC
661) 362 1754
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Stuart
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 3:13 PM
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Ed:
I would do it something like the following. When it is found to work
ok, I would get rid of the given explanatory diagnostics.
--Bill
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