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, even
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 pro
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, g
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) wrap
ve two separate windows open, one populated with the
client log, and the other populated with the server side log.
How do I get hold of Spectrum?
Thanks,
Dave
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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 wa
Hi All
Does anyone know whether the latest ODBC drivers for UniData will work under
Vista?
Thanks
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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 list,
Bob
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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Hi Adam
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 = SQLFreeStmt(@HSTM
Stewart
Thanks for posting this. Very useful information.
Regards
Brian
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> Subject: [U2][UV] Performance Improv
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 path
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 protocol
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
Martin/Perry
Thanks, nice to learn it's smarter than I thought :)
Brian
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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'). That's
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
subtri
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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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 accoun
Stephen
Many thanks for researching and clarifying this.
Regards
Brian
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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
>
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 unrel
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 Expres
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 tha
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
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 stuck inside DOS shell UV-W
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 fr
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 U
All
I've missed the start of this thread, so apologies to all if this has been
mentioned before.
On a 24x7 site, dynamic files should be the most useful (because there is no
time available for resizing static files) but AFAIR beause the current load etc
are held in shared memory, this prevents
Baker
Off the top of my head:
FUNCTION SortArray(InArray, AllowDups)
Dc = DCount(InArray,@FM)
OutArray = ''
For I = 1 To Dc
Locate InArray In OutArray By "AL" Setting Pos Then
If AllowDups Then Ins InArray Before OutArray
End Else
Ins InArray Before OutArray
End
Next
Return(OutArray)
Sara
Did you get BOTH REF.CODES_XML and TABLE_GENDER nodes? I would have expected
the AS to override the REF.CODES_XML node, in which case you might be able to
get it back by using an XMLMAPPING file. If not, I'm confused ...
Brian
We have just migrated from UV 10.1 to UV 10.2.7 and found we
Jeff
SELECT DISTINCT @ID TO SLIST 0 FROM UNNEST FILENAME ON FIELD WHERE
NOT(FIELD LIKE
'SF%' OR FIELD LIKE 'SH%') ;
The SQL is less of an overhead than doing a by-exp with SAVING UNIQUE @ID in
RetrieVe.
Brian
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Doug
> But I am still a little confused on what would set a group
> lock (I understand the record locks) and why a group lock
> would need to be set and does it lock the entire file?
>
A group in a file contains pointers between records and pointers to overflow
groups. So the group lock is ther
Doug
To take the first part of your question:
The lock table is used for application locks like READU and READL locks, and
also for synchronisation locks.
The RD and WR locks are synchronisation locks that control access to a group
in a file during a read or write operation. these should be tran
Eric
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, have you loaded UniDK onto the XP
machine?
Rememeber the interop DLL created is only a stub to interface between .Net
and the COM objects, which have to be installed and registered.
BTW is there a reason why you are using the COM version of UniObjects
Sorry David, that's still on my XP box.
Brian
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>
> Hi Brian
>
> Have you
LE;")?
>
> Mike Randall, MCP
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Mike
Read my article on the .Net data provider in Spectrum :)
You can download PDF versions from http://www.intl-spectrum.com
Regards
Brian
Anybody out there trying to use the new .Net Data Provider? We seem to be
having quite a time finding documentation and getting answers. The key
a
Hi Mac
At that address it is trying to open a file in your account.
So I guess either the file is corrupt or there is some other file system
error.
Do a LISTFILES and try to clean up any crappy file pointers. Otherwise there
is something wrong with one of your files or indexes.
Brian
> -Or
Amy
That sounds about right - 30102 is 'bad datum' which basically arises when
something has crashed out at the back end. The full list can be found in the
gcidir/include/api_public.h file on UniVerse, but I'm not sure where/if
available on UniData.
Brian
Never mind - figured it out.
Had a
Don
Here is a definition for UniVerse that I adapted from a syntax file for
DataStage that I downloaded from the site. It might be a good starting point
for a UniData definition.
You might also want to download a copy of mvDeveloper from my website. It's
free, UniObjects driven and has highlighti
Charles
I think you have to pull them off the uojsdk directory on your Windows PC
after installing UniDK.
Brian
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Hi
They are all in the SYS.MESSAGE file in the uv account.
Regards
Brian
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> Hello
Mark
You're right - I also started with F correlatives back in the dark ages.
They still come back to haunt me - I even had to teach them on a training
course just a couple of weeks back.
But I'm prejudiced - I really dislike the PICK style descriptors immensely
(yes, even A correlatives). Movin
Tony
A. FYI the ^253 is the representation of a value mark in the UniVerse
editor. So the first example will work correctly.
B. If I were forced to use a hideous Pick style dictionary rather than a
nice I-descriptor (grin) I would probably use the following, which will also
work successfully:
F;
Hi Brenda
The substring extraction does not vector in an I Descriptor.
One way around it is to use OCONVS()
OCONVS(@RECORD<1>,"T1,4")
Brian
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Bjorn
You can call out to the mkdbfile executable in the $UVHOME\bin directory.
mkdbfile filepath type modulus separation
Depending on how you want to do this, here is a suggestion:
1. Create a Q pointer to the remote VOC
2. Open the Q pointer and get the path (use Status<27> and strip out the
Hi Bob
You are addressing the printer as a generic/text only printer?
If not the PCL escape codes will just get filtered out.
Brian
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John et al
> I've also used the unix/linux OS-level cp command
> to make a duplicate copy of our entire production database for
> development use evey night for the past 12 years, and have yet to run
> into a single issue with file integrity.
That's only possibly valid if you don't use dynamic
Henry,
If you're lucky the file fixing utility uvfixfile may repair it: type HELP
uvfixfile for details. For anything other than automatic fixing you need to
find some expertise or get the backup out.
If you're really lucky, you might (might) get the content out by using
RESIZE filename * * *
T
Henry
That is a really really bad idea.
Each UniVerse keeps its lock table in memory, used to coordinate access at
the group level whilst reading and writing as well as the record lock
handling. As soon as you access a file on another system without
coordinating with the remote lock table, you ar
All
Not sure whether I should put [AD] around this since it is a direct answer
to this question ...
So read 'AD' if you want..
mvPDF is written specifically for U2 (and now QM and D3). It's a split
solution: the physical PDF generation is handled through a service written
in Delphi for reasons o
Keith
That's probably a side effect of the piecemeal approach with which XML
functionality was added over the 10.1 - 10.2 releases. Originally you had to
capture (e.g. using DIVERT.OUT or COMO) which added the initial annoying
blank line. The TO and WITHSCHEMA options were added later.
Brian
> -
Keith
I'm not sure that the modifiers like HEADING and the break handling in RetrieVe
make sense in the XML context anyway. I'd rather see a separate keyword if you
want to add a comment element.
Brian
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Mike
If you check the recent issues (pdfs on their site) I wrote an article on
triggers for Spectrum you might find useful.
Brian
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Clif
I wrote my own - BUT - now I'm thinking I should recode it as a .NET 3.5
extension method to enhance the UniDynArray class. Which, strangely enough,
sounds like a good topic for next month's Spectrum :)
Brian
Greetings again, everyone. Second question, put in a separate e-mail
for e
Hi Clif
I would check to see whether the GETXMLSUB subroutine has been globally
cataloged in the uv account. The code is in BP, it needs to be cataloged as
*GETXMLSUB.
Brian
Greetings, List Citizens (Litizens?)
A client of mine and I are having problems with using UniObjects.NET
and the Ge
Dave
I'd second that - I use CD Burner XP and it is excellent.
And it works on Win2003 as well as XP!
Brian
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&g
David
You might want to check out an article I wrote for Spectrum about this.
Back-issues are on www.intl-spectrum.com.
One other tip:
We used CVS at my last company, which was quite a complex arrangement
handling server and client side code (and keeping these in sync).
The key was to appoint s
Dawn (and apols to all)
cheers! --dawn
P.S. I'm not quickly putting my finger on the email from Brian that
said he has a published (or soon-to-be) book for beginners -- very
cool, Brian -- how does one get that?
[AD - sort of - response thingy ]
I've completed the first of three books - this one
Well I couldn't resist.
First, I support products on both databases.
Both have broadly the same core multivalue features, though with different
approaches to syntactic variances: UniVerse accounts are set up with specific
'flavors' (emulations) whereas UniData uses a combination of a run-time
Greg
[AD]
To follow up after Kevin's great training, I've just published the first in a
series of self-paced training books on UniVerse, most of which is equally
relevant to UniData.
This first one covers the enquiry language, I'm working hard on the next one
covering server side development.
Dennis
Then there is something wrong. UniVerse has always allowed mixed/lower case
and plenty of whitespace. If you're on UniData that is still steam-powered
until I think version 7(?) where you need to explicitly pass an option to
the compiler (-I AFAIR but I'm not sure off-hand - I just use a pr
Yes, but
On thing to remember - OpenSeq sets a record lock.
That will remain until you CloseSeq the record.
If the file is unique to your user number, for example, you might want to
release it rather than have a load of these clogging up your lock table. One
of the few occasions when locking coul
Hi Cisar
Yes it is. Just remember that XP is a workstation O/S so it only allows a
maximum of 10 connections.
Brian
Hello
It is possible install universe in windows xp?
Thanks.
Cisar Riba
Spain
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Hi Robin
[AD]
You might want to take a look at mvPDF. Despite the name, it can render
directly to printers as well as producing PDF documents. It's very flexible
with a BASIC API underlying it so it can be tailored to most solutions, and I
have a white paper on using it to capture SB+ reports.
Dennis
Two more ways to do this:
1/ you can use BASIC but it's a slight pig..
The SelectIndex statement selects keys from an index. But it generates a
select list, so you need to be careful about segregating these e.g. if
calling from a SUBR() in an Idescriptor.
2/ a way I'm clearly not recommen
Kevin
We -
1. Accept that the list is populated by long-term professionals whose
opinions aren't going to be changed.
2. Accept that this is a learning and familiarity issue.
3. Do everything we can to promote best practice in legibility regardless of
case.
4. Ensure that all learning materials
Kevin
That's not a full lifecycle test - which is where the casing difference
really comes in.
If you want to set a test, have the two groups scan through reams of
unfamiliar code, make sense of it, identify the bits to change and only then
do the changes. That's where the benefit lies. Though I p
Dennis
I have no idea why your code should not compile ... I always use plenty of
whitespace and, yes, for the past 15+ years I've been using mixed case. For
good reasons - once you get used to ie (and that *IS* the caveat) it's much
quicker to scan. That's why all modern languages use it.
Of cou
> All I can say is, you must have a lot of free time.
I'm reminded of the old saying - if you want something doing, ask the
busiest person.
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Being too poor to afford to purchase pooled connection licences just for
testing, I'm interested in hearing from anyone using these with UO.NET in
anger in terms of performance and stability.
Thanks
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>> her RPL code was very easy to read and maintain
Suspending disbelief...
>>I actually liked RPL!
Nooo..!!
I wrote an RPL compiler for UniVerse. I still have nightmares.
Whoever introduced KSUB should be tarred and feathered.
And that's without some of the 'undocumented
Dennis
If you're using BLAT I assume you're on Windows.
I've seen an INCLUDE hang if the included file doesn't have a terminating CRLF.
Go into the editor and file it again and see if the problem persists.
Brian
I have an INCLUDE statement that brings in code from a snippets file called
SNIP
Dennis
Please send these to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
They don't belong on the list.
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Perhaps a good idea would be to make the install update those paths since
(as it is creating the Program Files subfolder BLC\mvDeveloper\etc) it
already know the paths to the required files.
dennis
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Bob et al
If anyone is interested I've done a writeup of the new ADO.NET provider in the
next issue of Spectrum (that's www.intl-spectrum.com for details).
It seems to work pretty well, especially if you restrict it to calling remote
procedures. Use SQLExecDirect() in a BASIC subroutine and ass
Hi Brian
>
> How does one get syntax highlighting with the new mvDeveloper?
>
>
>
> slightly perplexed...
>
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>
Okay, so while we're on the subject, I've just posted an update to my free
mvDeveloper windows based editor. This can call handler subroutines on save,
build etc to keep a version track.
You can download this from www.brianleach.co.uk
Regard All
Brian
> -Original Message-
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Roger
For what it's worth, I've done an equivalent query in prime flavor using my
demo database and as you would expect, it works fine:
SORT BOOK_SALES BY.EXP TITLE_ID WHEN TITLE_ID = "45"
BOOK_SALES. 13681*55800*3
Sale Date.. 15 JUN 2005
SURNAME ALEXENDERS
FORENAME... COLIN
TITLE_ID QTY PRI
> The question is when I do
> OCONV(@DATE, 'DM') I get 02 but when I do OCONV(@DATE,
> 'DM')-1 I get 1 not 01.
> Why? And how do I get these to match?
In the first expression, 02 is a string. You are then applying an arithmetic
operation, which coerces it into a number (1).
To get them to match
Calling all U2UG members on this list -
This weekend is your last chance to vote for the new U2UG board members.
So if you haven't decided yet, sign in to www.u2ug.org and go to the
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Bill
To get the keystroke you probably need raw input:
C = KeyIn() ;* get initial key
If Not(Seq(C) > 32 And Seq(C) < 127) Then ;* it's probably a control key...
Nap 50 ;* time for slow networks and VPNs
Loop
Input n,-1
While n Do
C := KeyIn()
Repeat
End
Note that if you're usin
Hi
You might want to download mvDeveloper from my website. It's a free,
lightweight windows based editor.
And for those who already use it, I'll be posting an update later this month
:)
Brian
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> Den
Doug
> 1.In universe how can I tell what type of pick file I am looking
> at (type 2,3,4,5,6, etc )
PROGRAM FILEINFO
Get(Arg.) FileName Else
Crt 'File : ':; Input FileName
If FileName = '' Then STOP
End
Open FileName To FL Else
Crt 'Cannot open ':FileName
STOP
End
Status FStat
Baker
It's clearly giving floating point maths errors, but if scaled back would
the figures be correct?
i.e. you could add an extra MD20 conversion in field 3 of AR.TOT.USD.FRGN
(ignoring the fact that combining currencies in this way is pretty
meaningless...)
Brian
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Wol
>From memory (sorry using webmail here) you're calling the subroutine with a
>record read throug a file object.
Make sure you extract the stringvalue for the call or you may get reference
errors - remember record is a dynamic array object not a string. This may be
why it doesn't fail if th
Maj
Strangely enough, I've already put one on the U2UG Wiki.
Regards
Brian
I'm surprised someone in any MV hasn't submitted a comprehensive PCL.INCLUDE
that would help many of these requests.
I have one that I use for 60% of what I need (pitch, orientation, typefaces,
some line graphics and o
Calling all U2UG Members on this list...
You should have received today an email with voting instructions to elect
the new U2UG Board members for 2008.
If not, and you're one of the 400 mail delivery failures cluttering my
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Just find a few minutes over th
JayJay
This is pet topic of mine: for some reason so many Windows administrators
are completely unaware that Windows has truly excellent scripting facilities
- particularly those who migrate from UNIX and complain about the lack of
shell scripting.
One great thing is that you can instantiate UniO
Hi Amy
Try "DOS /C path_to_your_batchfile.bat"
Brian
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> My goal is to run a Uni
David
Very close.. just need the uniqueness adding.
How about simply:
SELECT DISTINCT CODE FROM UNNEST LOOKUP.TABLE ON CODE WHERE @ID = 'XYZ'
ORDER BY CODE;
Code..
AAA
BBB
CCC
3 records listed.
Brian
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Jimmy
Acccording to the release notes, only 7.1 and above.
Brian
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> I have been lookin
Charles
I guess this should be addressed to Tony, but I'll answer anyway -
COM is windows-specific (which is why I didn't think to suggest it for
PHP..) If you want to use UniObjects on Linux you'll need to use UOJ (java
version). You might just be able to get UO up and running through an
emulati
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