Keep in mind that 2008 has User Account Control like vista and 7.
Its microsoft's crappy version of sudo in unix/linux. So I believe
what some may be suggesting is that not only should you be logged in
as Administrator, BUT, you should right click the executable and
select Run as Administrator
We use plain old cron in AIX. If you get your korn shell
initialization set right in the shell script you call U2 from you can
do almost anything. BASIC will do anything cron won't. Let me know
if you need more details... Kind of hard to type them out on a
blackberry.
On 6/13/11, Baker Hughes
Cron is great however sounds like the op wants something much much more than
cron :)
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Yeah! Someone else with the same problem! If your SQL install is the 64bit
version there are 3rd party bridge software pieces you can buy to bridge from
the 64bit environment to the 32bit driver. I have no real suggestions on what
works so I won't mention any names. I think all are going to
I have not used it, but wish I had time to tinker with it. Task
Forest looks interesting.
http://www.taskforest.com/
It is open src, but commercial support is available.
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You should check out Benton, it works on Unix and Windows OS, and is U2 based
so it can run paragraphs, procs, programs etc. Very flexible. I have used it
for more years than I care to admit. :D.
The link is http://www.infocus50.com/benton.htm
Tom
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Does anyone know of an Enterprise Scheduler solution that can handle
jobs
across a heterogeneous enterprise, that is also MV or *nix compatible?
We use AutoSys from CA. Runs on probably any platform you'd want it to run
on. It's big and I'm sure it's not cheap. But it works pretty well. A
Yeah... I did not read the last part. Cron is not a non-technical person tool.
On 6/14/11, Symeon Breen syme...@gmail.com wrote:
Cron is great however sounds like the op wants something much much more than
cron :)
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If you think U2's stack is bad, take a look at D3's. The pits! I've used
my own stacker for so many years, I can't stand to use others. One of
the nice things is that if I want a new capability, I just add it. I
have it set for 1000 lines right now, and usually keep 8 Jbase sessions
open. Each
This might help, maybe...
I found an option in Universe that you can do at TCL.
COMMAND.EDITOR ON
Its still fairly lame, but, at least you can use the up arrow.
Thanks for the info about the one on PickWiki.
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Charlie Noah cwn...@comcast.net wrote:
If you
We are creating a trigger on a file that is used extensively in the
system. Is it necessary to logoff users when creating an update trigger
on a file or does UniData handle that when updating
the trigger information to the header of the file? The 'help' does not
specify whether trigger creation
UniData handles it just fine.
You need to be the owner of the data file or root to build the trigger.
John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
1125 Byers Road
Miamisburg, OHÂ 45342
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On 06/14/11 10:54, shaun.fergu...@ferguson.com wrote:
We are creating a trigger on a file that is used extensively in the
system. Is it necessary to logoff users when creating an update trigger
on a file or does UniData handle that when updating
the trigger information to the header of the
Shaun:
Remember, when you start going down the trigger path in UD, you may
want to simply create two globally cataloged routines:
U2.MASTER.TRIGGER.D
U2.MASTER.TRIGGER.U
...or something like this. These two triggers simply call defined
subroutines. We use a TRIGGER.CONF file like:
001
Hi,
Problems on triggers comes when deleting a trigger while users are updating :
if doing so, all future update of session which have opened file with trigger
will fail if trigger has changed.
There has been a good mail on triggers months ago. Generally, it's better to
put a master trigger
I agree! Triggers must be globally cataloged, but they can CALL a
locally/directly cataloged subroutine that does all the real work.
Also remember to CLOSE your files in the trigger program or you might hit a max
file limit (this might not be an issue if the OPENs are done in the 2nd
The one on PickWiki (http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?TclStack) is mine,
and attempts to be somewhat bash compatible with ^A, ^E, ^D doing the usual
things. It is (unfortunately) vt100 centric, with a small nod at wy50. I've
had plans forever to add tab-expansion of file names but
Baker, we use Entrinsk's product called Informer it works with Unidata and SQL
databases has a very nice graphical front end and they even allow you to embed
your company's logo into the application. We have it at a number of sites.
Nick
Nicholas M Gettino, Director of Professional Services
Thank you for your replies! We also make use of master trigger
subroutines that call subroutines so that is not an issue. I just
wanted to be sure that the initial creation of an update trigger
on a file would not affect current logged in users with that file open.
We'll do the creation in the
Hi All -
I am getting strange results with selections that I am hoping someone
else has encountered and can help me resolve.
We have SB+ running on UV. I don't have the same issues running on
Unidata.
I have a BASIC program I have written that constructs a select statement
based on
What do the queried fields look like?
Are they actual fields or calculated fields? SB+ defined?
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Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 4:38 PM
To:
Well they are a bit different because they are shared between two
systems and we need to construct them the same on both. They are all
I-descriptors.
Thanks,
Steve Long
Spyderweb Technical Services, Inc.
(360) 687-8797 Washington
(503) 406-8797 Oregon
(866) 354-5913 Fax
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Unless your up-arrow is your break key :/ gggrr...
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Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 9:45 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Unidata command stack (history)
This might help, maybe...
I found an option in Universe that you can do at TCL.
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestions, folks. So far, I haven't made any progress. I
did install the UniData client by right clicking on the installer and
using Run As Administrator, while also logged in as an Administrator, with
the same results.
After David's email mentioned a missing dll and
Sorry I don't have a 64-bit server for testing; however I was searching the kb
yesterday (looking at how to install SBClient on 63-bit) and found a couple of
articles that may help. One indicated that you should run the installer in
Windows 2003 compatibility mode and the other was to change
sounds like a UAC error. An installer can request elevated UAC permission -
which is not the same as running as administrator. Turn off UAC in your control
panel and try again...
Brian
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Hi Steve,
Have you tried running the command as a LIST with an INFORM on the end? It
should show you how the system is treating the way the selection works. You may
need to data through an 'Enter' statement in the execute.
LIST CUSTOMER WITH CUST.NUM = 999 AND WITH CUST.TYPE = XXX INFORM
Hi Steve
This may be an issue of the EXECUTE creating another shell to perform the
select which the tcl prompt does not require. There has been past discussions
of the use of EXECUTE and PERFORM for this reason. However I am not sure that
there is an difference for Universe and the PERFORM
Hi Steve,
It could be the CAPTURING clause causing you grief.
Check the number of files in the UVTEMP directory. If there are a large number
it could be that the OS is taking a long time to create the capturXXX file to
store the results for the CAPTURING clause of the EXECUTE command.
You
If you have indexes built on these fields try using selectindex.
Jerry
On 6/14/2011 3:38 PM, Steve Long wrote:
Hi All -
I am getting strange results with selections that I am hoping someone
else has encountered and can help me resolve.
We have SB+ running on UV. I don't have the same
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