Arie/Jeffrey
I've been told that IBM have done some work to improve the use of multiple
indexes for queries, though I'm not sure when that has come in. It might be
worth trying this on 10.3 (e.g. PE) to see whether it improves performance.
Incidentally, you can omit WITH if you nest the query:
No. The point of the post was that the data IS initialized, but then remains
constant until the user logs out (which is what named common is for). He
wants to re-initialize at the start of each listing.
In theory, @DATE and @TIME should not change during a listing (unlike Date()
and Time()). If
Charles
That's what I meant. Thanks for responding.
Brian
You meant Windows' Performance Monitor, didn't you?
The native UniAdmin one has been on my mind lately I just umped.
Sorry, can't help.
cds.
Brian,
I'm not sure what you are asking.
Are you saying when you start UniAdmin's
Hi Marco
I would echo that - there are too many inconsistencies in the language to make
a full BNF a practical possibility. I've always had to write my own parsers and
highlighters.
Brian
Hi Marco,
Can anyone please help me with the full BNF spec for the structure
of an INFO BASIC
Hi
Can anyone please remember how to install the performance counters for an
existing UniVerse site? There's nothing appearing when in the performance
monitor list of counters, and the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Universe\Performance
section is missing.
Thanks!
Brian
... And I've found when teaching UniVerse Basic to died-in-the-wool .Net and
C programmers, who tend to comment at the lack of variable declaration or
strong typing and the idea that it's an interpreted language, the words
'just like PHP' tends to have a calming effect ...
grin
I just wish IBM
Dave
Unlikely - most HPs, Brothers etc support the Epson FX-80 style barcode
escape sequences, since these don't clash with anything in PCL. I've just
had a merry time adding support for these into mvPDF's PCL parser.
Brian
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Debster -
Horses for courses. It's like saying 'what do you use for your applications'
- there's a wealth of scenarios out there and tools for each of them ..
At the top end, Aptitude from Microgen. Not cheap, but a fully featured
suite for transforming data: very powerful, graphical and loved
Hi Manu
It is a good question...
What do the record keys look like, and how many records are there?
Brian
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: Re: [U2] [UV]recurring database, indexing and deadlatch errors
Hi Manu
It is a good question...
What do the record keys look like, and how
David
Martin is right. Sorry. He usually is.
A WR lock is a transient lock, it is held only during the time a process is
attempting to write to / restructure a group. For whatever reason, a process
(possibly the previous write) has crashed or the write has entered a loop
(screwed pointers) or
I'm cross posting this from the website in the hope of finding someone who can
respond:
Has anyone used NLS English_G2 in order to handle special characters such as
the u with umlaut (ü) in UniData?
I have a client based in the US, that would like to be able to incorporate
umlauts in their
Hi
Similar to Charles' but not exactly the same, this was for uv (clearer than
using @n) but should work for UDT as well:
ED DICT BOOK_TITLES RUNNING_TOTAL
This is a Type I Descriptor last compiled on 23/07/09 at 16:35.
20 lines long.
: p
0001: I
0002: SUBR('RT','RUNNING_TOTAL',UNITS)
Harold
You might want to look at splitting out some of those index records, e.g.
where you have 10,000 fields in an index for CRIME, split this into CRIME,
CRIME-1, CRIME-2 etc. with a maximum number of entries per index. Otherwise
you are not going to get efficient storage at those sizes: if
Barry
'Date() - 14' isn't constant - the Date() function is designed specifically
to be evaluated each time. '@DATE - 14', on the other hand, should be
constant.
You should see a difference between the two if you run a query across
midnight...
Same with TIME() and @TIME: try both on a long LIST
Edwin
Two ways to do this:
The quick/dirty and frankly not very good way is to use UniXML:
private DataSet ds;
private Boolean showDict(String fileName, UniSession sess,
DataGridView dg) {
UniXML xml = sess.CreateUniXML();
xml.GenerateXML(SORT DICT +
)
End Class
Brian
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Edwin
Two ways to do this:
The quick
Hi George
I wrote about this in one of the back issues of Spectrum (you can download
these from www.intl-spectrum.com).
I use a master trigger that reads a list of sub-triggers based on the file
name. Okay it's an extra read, but it's worth it: the list of sub-triggers
(which have the same
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The file doesn't have to be part of a schema and doesn't
have to be
a SQL
table: Universe will add a SICA to the file
The file doesn't have to be part of a schema and doesn't have to be a SQL
table: Universe will add a SICA to the file as part of the trigger
definition. But it does need to be a file and not a directory i.e. not type
1 or 19.
Also the trigger routine should be globally cataloged.
Brian
All
PLEASE don't use that wiki page - it's the old wiki ..
The live wiki is accessed from the main U2UG website (log in and select Wiki
from the menu).
The old wiki will be removed some day soon when I get the time to do so
cleanly and check that everything has been migrated across.
Why?
Martin
Hi all,
I wish I hadn't started this!!
Not at all - it was a useful post!
For those interested in such things, last month's PC Plus
geek-at-the-back-of-the-magazine article was all about just this subject,
and covered the concept of 'ropes' - basically handling strings internally
All
Since we're already going off on a huge tangent re. indexing, it's worth
pointing out that if you're writing client side code in .Net the same
applies: strings are immutable and every change or append copies the string
in memory. That's why there is a StringBuilder class for appending to
Hi
You've just missed a long discussion on it..
Check the archive from the website if you want to catch up grin
You should be able to get it with the latest personal editions if you want to
play - it's free and it works and yes, it's Eclipse based.
Brian
Hello All,
Does anyone have
Hi
I thought about adding code folding to mvDeveloper, but with Pick/Basic it
doesn't really work in the same way.
If you have a language that is function or member based, there is a very clear
boundary for each function, e.g.
private void doSomething{
code in here
}
which makes it easy to
Steve
I think you're possibly out of date in your view of the database - again, not
wanting to be confrontational but this is an important point that you raise.
I've also used MV for many years, but for the vast majority of that it has been
as part of a client/server or similar platform.
If
Thanks guys for engaging me in this exercise. I'm usually
not this outspoken.
We *like* outspoken. It's better than leaving things unsaid grin.
Brian
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David
I have an auto-doc style of comment that defines what the program does, and
version stamps that are compiled into the object code that include a short
description alongside other information, similar to the Windows version
resource.
But I would suggest that modification logs really belong
Hi
I use mixed case using the same capitalization as for Delphi and VB (rather
than camelCase for C# and Java).
OpenSeq
NumberOfFields = DCount(SomeVariable, @FM)
However I use upper case to distinguish things that are 'special' e.g.
equate literals, file and select variables, common variables
Of course it doesn't help the example when your mail client screws up your
formatting...
No, I didn't put the Loop on the same line.
sigh
Brian
Execute SSELECT BOOK_TITLES, SELECT. SLIST Fin = @False Loop
ReadNext TitleId From SLIST Else
Fin = @True
End
Until Fin Do
I've seen similar where a phantom was accessing a directory that was also
being accessed by a system process: i.e. backup or virus scanner.
Regards
Brian
Teri Henry wrote:
The below noted error was received during a repetitive
(once per hour)
series of functions executed within a
First things to check:
1/ check the event log (sorry if that's stating the obvious).
2/ Use netstat -a -o from the cmd shell to check that there's no other
process using the telnet port.
3/ Make sure your antivirus isn't kicking it, esp. if it has just
auto-updated.
Brian
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Hi
It's clearly making the call, otherwise you would have the ErrText reporting
a network error or malformed request rather than getting back a valid (in
terms of the call) HTTP 400 return. So looks like something is blocking
between your uv server and your target website: are you certain that
/htmlýContent-Lengthý2525
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en lang=en
head
titlemvScript Demo/title
link rel=stylesheet href=style.css
meta name=Author content=Brian Leach
This sounds like the perfect spot for a decent sized
open source group to spring up and fill the hole, making a
tool or the many plug-ins required to fill the void you're
describing.
Like that hasn't been tried. We can't even get volunteers to update the wiki
or post to the
Tony is right: you need a more direct route.
CallHTTP should do the job, if it's a regular querystring or form post.
Seems a bit of a flaky option also, but there you go.. Web service call
might have been better.
Here's a quick example with the relevant pieces (for an explanation see my
blog at
To go back to the original question:
I used it during the beta for 10.3 and found that it was effective and has
some genuinely nice features. And if you're running Eclipse anyway and
you're familiar with that IDE, it's probably a good way to go. Certainly
having the integrated debugger is a big
Hi
At my last company, we spent a lot of effort on building an automated test
rig for our software, because we had to support multiple platforms and all
our code required full regression testing. It may be a slightly different
scenario to yours, since we were primarily building tools, and also
seem to
mean that you built and maintained two different versions of every external
subroutine/function. Is this correct or am I just missing something?
Thanks.
Perry
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something?
Thanks.
Perry
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Subject: Re: [U2] UniVerse Unit Testing
Hi
At my last company, we spent a lot
Hi Dave
It should take the permissions of whatever user you have logged into
UniVerse with.
At the risk of asking the obvious, have you logged in as that admin user?
Also, it shouldn't make any difference but do you get the same error if you
create a verb pointer directly to CSCRIPT.EXE
Jerry
There's a simple answer to *that* question.
Having used AIX, HPUX, DGUX, SCO, Interactive, SunOS, Solaris, Linux and
Windows, as well as a plethora of different languages and frameworks.. the
best technology is whatever I'm being PAID to work on at the time :)
Brian
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Hi David
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\IBM\UniVerse\CurrentVersion\UseShortUserNames.
(May not exist on installation)
It's a DWORD, set to 1 to show user names without the domain prefix.
Regards
Brian
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Hi Karen
That should work on UniVerse also:
CT test.bp call called
call
0001 DIM Array(20)
0002 call called(MAT Array)
called
0001 SUBROUTINE called(MAT Array)
0002 Crt InMat(Array)
0003 STOP
run test.bp call
20ý1
i.e. 20 x 1 (remember arrays can be more than one dimension)
Hi Baker
Unless I misunderstand the question - it don't work like that :)
UniVerse uses the partitioning algorithm to determine which part file the
record goes into, based on some operation performed on the key that must
yield as its result a valid part file number. So you could, for example,
Hi Baker
Well as you probably know the partitioning needs to be based on the key, so
it depends upon what meaningful information you can store there in an
invariant way.
For example:
If they are coming from archive, do/could the keys have an originating date
component? If so, you can distribute
a
solution which duplicates one already provided by our
esteemed colleague Brian Leach. If mvScan is not available,
or for some reason doesn't suit specific needs, I will offer
to try to put a graphical front-end on someone's existing
application parser. I don't have the time to write that sort
Hi
You could use one of the user-defined system variables: e.g. @USER0
E.g.
PA
CallMyProgram
IF @USER0 = SomeFlag GO DoSomething
PROGRAM CallMyProgram
@USER0 = SomeOtherFlagActually
END
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Hi Robert
That would be mvPDF - please check out my website again!
Regards
Brian
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All
I think we all neeed to recognize that IBM *could* have just sat on the
products milking the revenue without adding any enhancements, trusting that
sufficient users would never move off to keep a meaningful revenue stream alive.
To their credit, they have not.
We have seen new features,
Hi Norman
[AD] line for the confused :)
I have a product called mvScan that may go some way towards what you need. This
iterates through a UniVerse system building maps of the file relations (parsing
TRANS, XLATE, SUBR, Tcorrelatives etc) and analyzing source and object code
(file opens,
I think there are two other factors that come into play: technology and
marketing.
I know of at least one site here in the UK who are committed to moving to SAP
because they believed for a long time that UV was a dead platform. Why? Because
for years they heard nothing to the contrary. They
I've asked IBM to consider publishing this on several occasions. I was wanting
to create a client in PHP using their socket library.
I did get as far as tracing the network packets for a UniObjects connection,
and it looks like someone with time to spare (ie. not me!) could work out the
SQL -
SELECT SWITCHIT TO SLIST 0 FROM FILENAME WHERE @ID = 'somename';
This gave me an error, about not being able to use a multivalued field..
Sorry forgot it was multivalued.
For the record:
SELECT SWITCHIT TO SLIST 0 FROM UNNEST FILENAME ON SWITCHIT WHERE @ID =
'somename';
Brian
George
NowHow can I put that data into a saved-list? (Using either TCL or SQL?)
for that matter, how do you save a list using SQL on Universe? I tried
creating a view, but was told I
had to create a schema in order to create tables...that's no fun...
SQL -
SELECT SWITCHIT TO SLIST 0 FROM
Look at the setting in the unirpcservices file on the server - you can find
this in your unishared directory.
The entries for uvcs and defcs are those for UniRPC. The final entry on the
line is the timeout period in 1/10 second.
Regards
Brian
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Good work. Just wish I could be there .. ah well, next year :)
Brian
Well, another post on the Spectrum Conference for those interested.
http://blog.intl-spectrum.com
Nathan Rector
International Spectrum, Inc
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This is SUCH an important topic, and there have been so many good
answers given here that it really deserves to be collated.
Can I please ask
All
This is SUCH an important topic, and there have been so many good answers given
here that it really deserves to be collated.
Can I please ask/request/importune/plead/beg those who have contributed to this
thread to write this up on the U2UG wiki? It's exactly the sort of rich
real-world
1. Rudy is in search of a technology religion.
How about, Use the right tool for the right job?
Seriously, if you choose the technology platforms carefully, you should be able
to interoperate between them. Right now I'm working on a new product with
Delphi as the engine (for sheer
To add to this..
.Net also doesn't mean necessarily using web pages.
If you're developing for intranet use, consider using windows forms with
click-once deployment or sandbox mode.
A lot of companies go the web page route because of the cost/hassle of
deploying desktop apps and keeping them up
All
Just remember that whatever you use, you will need to stay the right side of
the IBM licensing policy.
If you haven't looked at it for some time, read up on the section of the
licence agreement about connection pooling.
Brian
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Tony
This brings up a question: Does anyone know if we can link a
C++ or .NET DLL into the UD or UV executables? Maybe call
via a user exit or some other mechanism directly from BASIC?
Shelling out is very inelegant, slow, and can be insecure.
You can link C code to UniVerse using GCI,
Hi Rudy
First, for a Windows based editor download the free mvDeveloper from my
website. It's written in Delphi, uses UniObjects and it's lean and quick. And
free, or did I say that?
Second, download my primer on 'writing your first universe application' from
the U2UG site. I know you're not
David
try the following:
FUNCTION TimedInput(Period, Value)
$OPTIONS PICK
Now = Time()
Loop
Input n,-1
Until n Or ((Time() - Now) Period) Do
Nap 50
Repeat
If Not(n) Then
Result = @False
End Else
Input Value
Result = @True
End
RETURN(Result)
as in:
PROGRAM TestInput
$OPTIONS PICK
Henry
Yes, there are!
ODBC is slow - designed for compatibility not performance. OleDB is, in
theory at least, at little quicker since it is a leaner protocol: ODBC was
designed to present a common and highly rigid/specified view of a database,
and as a result it is generally considered a
Hi
Over the past months we've seen a number of problems reported on this list that
seem to relate to changes in the way that UniVerse is interpreting
numeric/non-numeric fields.
Clearly .20 is numerically the same as .2, but they shouldn't be indexed
together.
If you do a LIST.INDEX, is it
Hello John
You are right about the problem with STATUS().
I would look at the UNIX 'stat' command, that should give you what you want.
You can combine that with a find command to run it for each of the files
then parse the results.
Not elegant but it should be functional.
Sorry I don't have a
Glen
Doesn't using PrintWizard imply the use of a Windows server somewhere?
That's the way of the world.
If you want a quick-and-dirty stick-some-text-into-a-doc type of PDF you can
get away with cross platform solutions, but for a 'real' PDF solution - one
with good font handling, images,
Hi Jeff
The 'magic bullet' is usually to resize all your type 1 files to type 19
before trying the migration.
Regular file names (not directory) will be truncated using a sequence number
but that's not an issue - they will go across correctly. Type 1 files won't.
Any SQL tables will also cause
Arnold
Yes, I've been impressed with FPC generally, though it depends what type of
project you are trying to migrate! For straight-forward VCL forms apps it
seems like a reasonable tool. However I would have to say that whilst
Lazarus has come a long way, it still lags well behind other IDEs,
Mac
You can't delete your own VOC file using DELETE.FILE so if it is being done
from UniVerse that means it is happening from another account. So you could
a) look through other accounts and see if there is a suspicious Q or F
pointer to that VOC which might help track down the culprit, or b)
These are all good approaches, but the difficulty is often in trying to
collate the information on what is happening client side and server side:
that usually means poring through multiple log files, especially if you use
different client languages as we did in my last company.
Our approach
Hi Dave
A uniObjects subroutine call is a 'black box' RPC. It doesn't allow any kind of
user interaction to interrupt the call. If you're going into debug, that will
hang because it has nowhere from which to take input.
Sorry, but that's how it is designed.
Brian
Hi all,
I'm new to the
Hi All
Does anyone know whether the latest ODBC drivers for UniData will work under
Vista?
Thanks
Brian
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It's on the UniVerse client CD as part of the UniDK package.
There's no extra cost for UniObjects per se, but you might need to think in
terms of some pooled connection licenses if you're processing messages in
parallel.
Brian
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Take a look at mvpdf - it offers a range of ways to create documents, has a
drawing API and despite the name also supports drect printing.
Eval available on www.brianleach.co.uk
Regards
Brian
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Nothing built in, but here is a simple function to do it:
FUNCTION CountFile(FileName)
$INCLUDE UNIVERSE.INCLUDE ODBC.H
SQL = 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ':FileName
Counter = 0
Ok = SQLExecDirect(@HSTMT,SQL)
Ok = SQLBindCol(@HSTMT, 1, SQL.B.DEFAULT, Counter)
Ok = SQLFetch(@HSTMT)
Ok =
Stewart
Thanks for posting this. Very useful information.
Regards
Brian
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Subject: [U2][UV] Performance Improvement
Hi
You can call out to the underlying $UVHOME/bin/mkdbfile. This creates the
physical file in any location you like, then you need to create or update the
VOC pointer yourself.
Create a verb pointer to mkdbfile, and you can do the rest in a simple program.
Syntax to mkdbfile is:
mkdbfile
Hi
Do you mean the SQLExec... functions?
If so, they are defined in the BCI (Basic Calling Interface) Guide.
Brian
Can anyone point me in the right direction. I am looking for documentation on
a Universe command Execute.SQL and
what I need it the potential return code and the descriptions.
Hi
The PDO driver looked a good start, but it may be too limited as it
currently stands. It also depends on how you are hosting the PHP: most
external provides won't let you load custom modules like this one.
I did ask IBM last year whether they would be willing to publish the
UniObjects
Hi Bill
That's pretty much what I do, except each file has a list of small
subtriggers. That way, if we need to add another action (e.g. another
secondary update) or to temporarily suspend an action, they can be added
into or knocked out of the list. The overhead is on calling the master
trigger
Perry
Actually you're going to feel the pain more..
Remember that an equate is nothing more than a literal substitution by the
compiler. Every instance of MX will be replaced by 'ABCD':@AM:'EFGH'. So
everywhere you access 'MX' you will also be performing the operation
('ABCD':@AM:'EFGH').
One gotcha is that once a trigger is on there, you can't easily
change/extend it unless your system has a downtime period in which everyone
is logged out. For this reason on 24x7 sites I use a master trigger that can
call subtriggers, held as a list in a parameter file. This means that a new
Martin/Perry
Thanks, nice to learn it's smarter than I thought :)
Brian
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All
For those of us in the Uk, a reminder of two forthcoming events:
- The Uk round of the U2 University will be in Telford October 28th to
October 30th. This is the main technical event for the IBM U2 community and
well worth the entrance fee! I'll be there if anyone wants to buy a drink...
Bjorn
That is working as it should. To preserve the lock, pass the file variable
to the called routine or hold it open in common. Locks are released when a
file is explicitly closed or the file variable goes out of scope.
Brian
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Stephen
Many thanks for researching and clarifying this.
Regards
Brian
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Hi Stuart
The best way I've found is to actually zero the pointer in the file header
to the location of the SICA block, effectively removing the trigger and
constraint details, then running fnuxi. Not good.
Otherwise I have a utility program that builds a backup image of an account,
set of
Hi Kevin
Netstat - a (overall)
Netpmon for stats per process ?
From memory so may be wrong
Brian
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Caleb
Sorry - email from the site was down. You should get instructions now.
Brian
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Ross
As others have said this was true for PRIME, which is why it is so often
seen in legacy code, but is not the case for UniVerse. More useful is the
fact that UniVerse caches subroutine object in memory until you exit to TCL,
so the overheads on repeated calling are minimised anyway.
Brian
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
As always, that is a great post.
Hit the nail on the head.
I think part of the problem is we continue to call UniVerse a database. It
isn't - it's an application platform that happens to have a complex storage
model behind it. When you compare *application* performance against the three
To add to my post:
If you want one single good reason, take a look at the Wrox Press Expert One to
One series books by Roger Jennings on database programming. He's a SQL Server
and .Net guru. Read his chapters on performance tuning and concurrency
management and weep for those guys.
And if
Hi
Try creating a verb pointer direct to the gpg executable rather than going via
the DOS command.
Brian
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Subject: [U2] Getting
Couple more freebies:
For programs, data etc. mvDeveloper is a Windows based editor (over UniObjects)
that supports highlighting and lots of useful bits and pieces.
Also to view data in a more structured way, ENTER is a dictionary driven screen
entry/display tool.
Both downloadable for free
Hi
Try using the TO option if that is supported on your release (part of that
piecemeal way in which the XML stuff was released).
That creates a record in XML somename.xml. You can also create a schema to go
with it:
SELECT * FROM BOOK_TITLES TOXML TO 'titles' WITHSCHEMA;
Not sure whether
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