Thanks Rex.
It's a pity.
This way, you need lots of space.
And what's worse: If you try to restore from the decompressed image (bigger
than 2Gb) you get an end of reel after restoring the first 2Gb...
So that, if you need to backup more than 20 Gb you can't do it to disk,
because of this 2Gb
Unless you need record-level restores, I would recommend using tar
to backup your Universe accounts.
rex
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A lot of people used to code their applications to R83 or least common
denominator. The company I worked for 15 years ago had a mix of Adds Mentor,
Stratus OA, Power95 and a small universe system at a satellite office. We
bought a new accounting system that was written to R83. The vendor was a
Ad
I am not directly associated with Ashwood Computer Companies, but after the
thrashing others have taken for not including the Ad moniker on their
postings I felt compelled.
Ashwood Computer Companies at www.ashwoodcomputer.com
(do...@ashwoodcomputer.com) have a backup product that is
I am not familiar with the specific backup product, but I used to work for
Ashwood years ago. They are VERY good people and leaving them was one of the
hardest decisions I ever had to make. If you call, tell Doug I said hi.
John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
I have a DICT item CNT setup as an I desc as (1=1)
We use it like:
SELECT FILENAME BY FIELD BREAK.ON FIELD TOTAL CNT DET.SUP
Which works great for giving counts of FIELD - but you can't sort by it, or
select off it.
I tried:
SELECT FIELD,COUNT(CNT) FROM FILENAME GROUP BY FIELD;
Which also
George
You need the HAVING clause to filter that way (and remember you can use
COUNT(*) to get a count):
SELECT GENRE, COUNT(*) FROM BOOK_TITLES GROUP BY GENRE;
Genre. COUNT ( * )
BIOGRAPHY2
BUSINESS 8
CLASSIC 31
CRIME1
DRAMA
Agreed. Cheers! --dawn
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM, George Land
george.l...@aptsolutions.netwrote:
I don't think anyone has a problem with Ed or anyone else contributing,
it's
just a case of being open about who he is. Knowing that he is an
Intersystems employee means that we can
In a message dated 4/15/2011 5:43:33 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
u...@edclark.net writes:
But then we decided we wanted to upgrade the universe system and have all
our accounting users on that. Just about everything else was ok, but it
took the var 3 months of work to convert the procs to
LOL, Tom. Just to clarify -- when users of a product or service praise the
product or company, when they have no fiduciary stake or relationship to the
company, the AD tag is not required.
An AD tag is only required when someone stands to gain financially from the
product or service that they're
while my trigger works fine I am getting a weird error message (#2 the line
number were added by me and are not part of the program).
this error is returning from the following line of code in the trigger
RESULTS = setDiagnostics('[ERROR] Sql updated failed .')
so I suppose its OK
1.
I've seen issues like that when a programmer is debugging and stepping line
by line in the WRITE statement.
hp
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 1:18 PM, douglas chanco d...@chancofamily.comwrote:
while my trigger works fine I am getting a weird error message (#2 the line
number were added by me and
I don't remember all exact details. The biggest problem had to do with universe
proc treating backslash as a special character. They used one or the other as a
delimiter in data that they passed around, and proc ate it. It was something
line this:
0001 PQ
0002 RI
0003 IHA\B\C
0004 F
0005
Thanks for the clarification, Larry. With the verbal beating some people took
over the last view weeks, I felt it better to be safe than beaten.
Sent from my iPhone
Tom Dodds
t...@ix.netcom.com
630.235.2975
On Apr 15, 2011, at 11:54, Larry Hiscock lar...@wcs-corp.com wrote:
LOL, Tom. Just
On 15/04/11 13:30, Rex Gozar wrote:
Unless you need record-level restores, I would recommend using tar
to backup your Universe accounts.
While UV is running and being used?
tar is all very well, but if the database is being used 24/7 it could
easily lead to a corrupt backup.
Cheers,
Wol
I have been involved in a number of migrations.
I have stubbed my toes on several issues.
Printers
Assembly language code/C++/ what ever foreign external code
Interface to external devices, scanners, funny printers/plotters, etc.
The issues of printers is the most common. Users and developers
Hello,
I'm trying to get Unidata's DIGEST function (using SHA1) to match the
output of a Java program using the same algorithm.
In the Unidata Commands Reference it states that the output of DIGEST
can be either binary or hex. It doesn't tell you how to specify which
one you want.
The line:
EQU ALGORITHM$SHA1 TO SHA1
EQU DATALOC$STRING TO 1
EQU DATALOC$FILE TO 2
RESULT =
ERRCODE = DIGEST(ALGORITHM$SHA1, TEXT, DATALOC$STRING, RESULT)
RESULT = UPCASE(OCONV(RESULT, MX))
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fyi, the MX conversion code is only valid in basictype P. In default
basictype U you need to use MX0C
On Apr 15, 2011, at 3:38 PM, Rex Gozar wrote:
EQU ALGORITHM$SHA1 TO SHA1
EQU DATALOC$STRING TO 1
EQU DATALOC$FILE TO 2
RESULT =
ERRCODE = DIGEST(ALGORITHM$SHA1, TEXT, DATALOC$STRING,
The product provided by Ashwood handles this nicely. On an AIX system, it
pauses the database, performs a JFS2 snapshot (in seconds), releases the
database, then the customizable backup script (we use tar and gzip) backs up
the snapshot.
Brian
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IBM has a nice point in time product as well...
Danny
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