I have been asked to look into a report generation tool similar to Crystal
Reports for multivalued databases. and MS SQL server databases. I've
worked with BI Query before are you folks aware of other possible
solutions. The user has asked for
Ability to schedule queries to run at night
Whenever I interview, it's all about the work. I tend to give a technical
interview and avoid the What can you bring to our company types of
questions. HR wants to hire Game Show hosts. I need people who can
produce.
Find out what they know and how they think. And If you want to know
We had some file corruption last night and I am trying to recover a file.
The file was so badly corrupted this morning that it wasn't recognized as
a Unidata file.
What I have tried is copying the data and dictionary to SAVE files at the
system level. Then I did a DELETE.FILE of the file
I am also working with them. I am just trying to cover all the bases. I
guess I should let them escalate to Rocket if necessary. Thanks.
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Thanks Susan. i use UltraEdit which would allow that. You just explained
something for me. I kept recreating the file with a block sie that would
work, but when I copied that data back in, it would revert. That is
because the block size is contained in the data.
Charles Shaffer
Senior
Here's what I ended up doing.
I couldn't get rid of the GFEs that I was seeing when I ran guide so
followed these instructions fromour vendor. It didn't recover the lost
items, but it got rid of he guide errors..
If you have corruption on only a few files or if the fixfile does not
clean up
I am stuck on fixing the file. guide produces a GUIDE_FIXUP.DATA file
that lists the problem groups. When I run fixfile it is not able to
correct the GFEs. I can deal with losing the data, we can re enter it.
BUt how do I get rid of those GFE errors.
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I am attempting to pass a variable into a SUBROUTINE and use it to access
the data through the dictionary name.
SUBROUTINE fieldLookup(., ATTRIBUTE, )
.
.
.
READ @RECORD FROM F.FILE, @ID THEN
RESULT = {ATTRIBUTE}
END ELSE
RESULT =
END
The part that isn't working is the
Of course. Worked like a charm.
Thank you Dave.
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I only know Unidata. Maybe someone else knows.
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In Unidata I believe that it only works for virtual (type = V) attributes.
It is nice though. If you have an attribute that reads from other files
and performs calculations, formatting, etc. it executes the virtual and
gives you the output. Let's you take advantage of the virtual attributes
I am looking for a way to send the output of a Unidata data query in
Unibasic back to a web server (PHP) for building web pages.
Up until now I have used a proprietary method (LF, HTAB, etc.), but I
would like to simplify/standardize the method. Seems like this could be
done with XML, or JSON
We use UNIX on our web and database servers, so the mvScript wouldn't help
in our case.
I would like to learn more about the built-in restful services you
mentioned. That is built-in to Unidata? We are at 7.2.
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7.3 has a built-in JSON library. That's what I was looking for.
Thanks
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I am looking for a way to send the output of a Unidata data query in
Unibasic back to a web server (PHP
Sathya,
There is a book called UNIX Unidata by M. Taylor and S. Rees that has
the best information I have been able to find on the basics of Unidata. It
is for a UNIX environment, but I think it would be useful in a Windows
environment too. There are probably other good books, but this is the
Is there a date conversion mask that returns -mm-dd format?
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Wyatt,
Worked perfectly. Thank you.
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Date: 02/05/2013 08:22 AM
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Don't know if someone mentioned $DEFINE and $IFDEF, but you can do this to
comment out blocks of code.
$DEFINE DEBUG
later enclose the code in a $IFDEF/$ENDIF block.
$IFDEF DEBUG
Code to be commented out
$ENDIF
Then to bring it back undefine DEBUG or move the $IFDEF statement.
Charles
I did a lot of RPL coding in the 80s. I remember when I left that job
telling them that I would rather slide down a razor blade into a vat of
alcohol than write one more line of RPL code. But that's just my opinion.
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This is running on the client. It is called in a LotusScript agent. I
just made sure and it is 32-bit.
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I may have found it. I gave the user that will be running it access to
the dll and it seems to be connecting and running now. Although it hasn't
completed yet.
I am still a bit concerned about not installing the dll correctly. I have
the disk from 2005, but is there a newer version of the
Thanks Jim. I will do that.
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If the goal is to generate several variables by building variable names in
a loop from text, like you can do in UNIX script, PERL, PHP, etc. I don't
think you can do that in UniBasic. There nearest thing I can think of is
to use a dynamic array. Maybe I am misunderstanding what you are trying
Is there a way to monitor the number of RPC connections being used at any
given time on Unidata 7.1/Redhat 3? We are not using device licensing.
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What about connections coming from client applications? UniCall,
UniObjects, etc. Do they use up licenses also?
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Date: 07/06/2012 10:18 AM
When I run # ps-A | grep 'udapi_slave' | wc -l
Am I getting a count of client connections?
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On UV, counting instances of uvapi_slave tells me how many unirpc
connections are active via UOJ. It doesn't include JDBC connections,
though. JDBC connections spawn a process called uvserver. If
capturing
every type of unirpc connection is important, you could determine the
PID of
John Hester
That sounds like the correct way to determine total license count. In
UV at least, there is also a more official way to do it via a built-in
subroutine called !GET.USER.COUNTS. I don't know if it exists in UD. I
have a simple program I can run at TCL that calls it and reports the
I wrote a pgm that executes !listuser, captures the license counts from
the output (maybe line 4?), rips that data apart and writes the data to a
log file (LICENSES). This job runs every 15 minutes.
I then wrote a program that runs every morning and exports all the data
to a tab-delimited txt
Symeon.
Listuser shows rpc connections. The tty shows as udcs, if it is using a
uniobjects.net pooled connection, the type is pooled, otherwise it is
udt
Is total license usage, the listuser plus the udcs connections?
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Having a problem running a Unix script from the crontab. We use Redhat
and Unidata 7.1
This script runs fine from command line
UDTHOME=/NTN/CMI
export UDTHOME
UDTBIN=/usr/ud/bin
export UDTBIN
CMIHOME=/NTN/CMI/TRANS4M
export CMIHOME
PATH=$PATH:@UDTBIN
export PATH
cd /NTN/DATA/PRODUCTION
Jeff
Are you running it at the command line as the same user that it runs
under in cron?
Yes I am.
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From: Jeff Schasny jscha...@gmail.com
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Date: 06/28/2012 11:54 AM
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lARRY
Do you have LOGIN paragraph in your VOC file?
Yes and it looks like this.
:AE VOC LOGIN
Top of LOGIN in VOC, 13 lines, 195 characters.
*--: P
001: PA
002: UDT.OPTIONS 82 ON
003: UDT.OPTIONS 43 ON
004: UDT.OPTIONS 43 OFF
005: UDT.OPTIONS 19 ON
006: UDT.OPTIONS 22 ON
007: SP-ASSIGN Q1 HS
The phantom command will run your login paragraph. Is it setup to
allow this
process to go through? There should be something in the _PH_
file/folder for
when the cron fired off.
hth
Colin
This is interesting. There are files being created in the _PH_ directory
for each run (they are 10
I rewrote the script to use our in-house methods and now it is working.
#!/bin/ksh
echo `date` FILES_LOG/ReqImp.LOG
. /usr/local/set_udt_environ.scr
cd /NTN/DATA/PRODUCTION
$UDTBIN/udtEODFILES_LOG/ReqImp.LOG
PHANTOM REQIMPORT_MA
bye
EOD
Still not sure why it was failing before, but I am
If this was UniVerse, I would check the VOC LOGIN paragraph and make
sure it's not invoking a menu (or something) requiring an Input
Mark
It is interesting that you said that. The program that the script is
calling does exactly that. It is calling menu programs from an ERP package
and it
George. RedHat 6.
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satya,
You should be able to find documentation on the Rocket site. If you are
interested in techniques read the document called Developing Unibasic
Applications. There is also a UniBasic Commands Reference for a list
of commands and how they work.
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I don't think so.
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I think so. I went with the underscore.
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Hi. I think I have finally gone insane.
I am having a problem with the attribute MATL.AMT. It calculates the
extended amount on hand by taking the frozen material cost times the on
hand amount.
The problem is when I use F_MATL for the frozen material cost, MATL.AMT is
good. When I use
confident the V processer is that brilliant that it can
distinguish between a name and an operator ?
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I used to have a C programmer working for me that reveled in
condensing multiple lines of C code to a single statement, much more
obtuse than that.
He is no longer employed here.
Nuff said
Doug
*
Aside from it not being readable, compacting C code like that can reduce
It's not about whether somebody can or can't read the code, it is about
productivity and avoiding errors. Why should it take 4 seconds to figure
out a line of code? 4 seconds times a thousand lines of code is over an
hour of wasted time.
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I would be interested also.
Are you considering posting a white paper on the presentation? And/or
with slides?
I'd be interested in seeing it, but it's a little far for a roadtrip and
still be in the next day.
In case anyone is interested, I am doing a presentation to the local
Python
Users
We use Redhat on some of our systems and do exactly what Symeon says. We
get support for the first year and then drop it once the system is stable.
In the case of Domino, the IBM support people answer Redhat questions as
well. On less critical systems Ubuntu works well. You can buy Ubuntu
I've used both. There are syntax differences, especially with the UO,NET
since it adheres to the CLR. Both libraries did what I needed. I don't
know if UO,NET is a better solution, but it looks to me like it has been
kept up-to-date better. I am interested in UOJ because of new
away, which is good for
legacy development.
But my whole point was that for new development we don't need it,
never did.
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Tony, What you say is true, and those tools would be
great in the right situation. But I am concerned
about the future of UOJ. My understanding
Great information John and Robert. Looks like UOJ is getting mature.
In my situation, it is attractive since we use Domino and Unidata
extensively. But, I do not want to invest my time in something that won't
be supported in the future.
My question for Rocket is Will UOJ be further
Tony,
What you say is true, and those tools would be great in the right
situation. But I am concerned about the future of UOJ. My understanding
is that the new Domino will allow jars to be directly accessed from the
Domino Designer. Just want to make sure that UOJ is not going to be
Here's one I use.
TODAY = OCONV(DATE(), D4/)
MO = FIELD(TODAY, /, 1)
YR = FIELD(TODAY, /, 3)
MO += 1
IF MO 12 THEN
MO = 1
YR += 1
END
EOM = OCONV((ICONV(MO:/:1:YR) - 1), D4/)
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The RedHat default is incorrect for UOJ (at least up to
EL 5) and will result in MV delimiters being incorrectly translated
into
other ascii characters.
Thanks for the tip. Looks like we do have a problem with the LANG
setting.
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
I'll check with IBM and see if changing it
Thanks. This is very helpful.
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Has anyone used Uniobjects for Java with Domino 8? If so, have you had
luck with it. Any best practice suggestions?
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Jim Stoner Said
It would certainly be nice to find a small user group to ask
questions and bounce around best practices.
I would definitely be interested in that.
I haven't tried using UniObjects for Java with Domino yet, but I have
used
the original OLE/COM version of UniObjects in
Does anybody know what would cause a segmentation fault while running
guide?
Red hat 2.6.9-5.ELsmp
Unidata 7.1
Haven't changed the OS or Unidata version for a long time.
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Well. It happened while doing all the files and I don't know which file
it occurred on. The GUIDE files just stopped outputting. No GUIDE_BRIEF
was created.
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From: Jeffrey Butera jbut...@hampshire.edu
To:
Steve
You can strace it and maybe the problem will show itself.
strace did show me which file was corrupted. It was a swp file of a
SAVEDLIST. Deleted it and reran guide. Ran fine.
Thanks everyone.
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Dave
The next-to-last one may depend on Unidata vs. Universe. I understand
that Unidata only 'fetches' the key in the READNEXT while I believe
Universe grabs both the key and record, due to the construct of the
database.
I believe that is the case in Unidata. A SELECT returns a list of
Unless you know the keys to the records you're selecting, even the
EXECUTE SELECT ... is going to have to read each record, how else
would it know which records to throw out?
SELECT is definitely faster than EXECUTE SELECT... and I try and use it
first.
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I don't know if I agree that SELECT is faster. If you are using
indexed fields, SELECT is definitely not the good choice.
Are you saying that when there is an index, the system does not need to
read the record at all? It just gets the SELECT list from the index? Is
this only true in
George
Doesn't PROC mean Painfull Reading Of Code?
I thought it was short for Proctology.
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I really don't know what you guys are complaining about.
My first career position was maintaining and enhancing a system
written entirely in RPL (the one from SMI, not that other one)
Proc is like eating cake compared to RPL.
My first PICK environment used RPL on a Vax with the add-in
I would say this was an os (Linux ?) issue and not UV - taking 10-145
seconds to come up with a login prompt is not a uv issue - the network
or
the os is compromised in some way .
For what it's worth, I experienced the same slowness on logins after
moving a Linux server to a VM. Turned out
The strange thing is that it happens enough that we have noticed it but
not enough the be regular.
That might be an effect of what is going on at the moment. We are using
VMWare vSphere. It has good performance monitoring tools on the
performance tab. Try running something known to cause
That's a decent size. We're doing some work which can return upwards of
200k and haven't had any issues.
Any time out settings?
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George
what if you throw a whoami, groups and env into the script and check
your logfile
against those values when your on the CL, to see if anything jumps out.
The environment for the remote job did not contain a path to udt. Not
exactly sure why this doesn't affect our other jobs, but I
I have run into something I have never seen before. We exchange a lot of
data with an AS400 in Chicago. For many years we have taken the approach
that the AS400 would submit a job to our UNIX box that would run a script.
Many of the scripts run a Unibasic program and send the resulting file
Did anything change in your VOC LOGIN program/proc/paragraph that might
be
preventing the program from running?
Susan Lynch
F. W. Davison Company, Inc.
I don't think so. Wouldn't that affect the command line run also?
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George
Since you say it's sending the same file each day, then it's not
just the Unibasic that is not running, the rm isn't working either,
otherwise, you would be sending a blank file over and over.
The remove and touch affect the log file. The data file is cleared in the
program. Since
Susan
Not necessarily - if, for example, you have a branch in your VOC LOGIN
that
varies on usertype or on the login user (eg SYSTEM to avoid having
Redback
processes run some parts of the LOGIN routine, which is one thing that
we
do), you might have inadvertantly caused the user id for
I will try the 21. That might be informative.
I can log in locally as the same user that remotely logs in and run the
script no problem, including the unidata session.
Thanks.
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George
Are you sure it's running ok? Did you remove the output file before you
ran as that user?
When we first noticed the problem, I logged in as the remote user and ran
it from CL, and the folks in Chicago saw right away that the records were
updated. Orders they were missing were now
George
what if you throw a whoami, groups and env into the script and check
your logfile
against those values when your on the CL, to see if anything jumps out.
Good idea. I just ran it from CL with the additional information. It ran
fine, and everything looks as I would expect.
Monday
John Said
and sometimes I wish they just stored the lists in a BASIC program as
dynamic arrays...
There is the READLIST verb. That takes a list and makes a dynamic array
with it. P type uses READSELECT.
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Bill
But, obviously, not technology to a technologist! :-)
It was a hard lesson to learn.
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Symeon says
Javascript inherently works with JSON regardless of any library used.
It is a fantastic serialisation of data that should be embraced in the
MV
world. It fits very well in fact, it handles any level of array nesting
so
can manage the 3 (or 4 inc @tm) levels of MV data, it is
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Kevin,
when it takes about a couple
of seconds just to spool up the connector and make that first
connection
I haven't noticed that with the Undiata as much as I have with remote
mySql connections. I typically load the HTML and then make many, short
connections. The initial connection might
Kevin,
At the time I set this up here, there was no PDO for U2 in PHP, so I
looked into the UOJ libraries. Using them requires a bridge. There is a
SourceForge project that works well. I am currently using Zend Server CE.
No cost and it does the job, in fact it optimizes the PHP code.
I
What are UniObjects?
Uniobjects are libraries. Theses can be included in a variety of
applications and provide access to U2 databases. On Linux there is
Uniobjects for Java. There is a version for .NET. And there is an older
COM version that can be used for applications that don't support
I don't know much about RedBack. It may provide more developed tools than
Uniobjects does. UO gives you libraries that you can use in your
applicaitons.
can you briefly describe some real world examples of what kind of
applications were written with UniObjects?
I use UniObjects to access
it is all about web integration, smartphones, tablets,
good looking and easily usable UIs. We have a platform on which we can
do
that easier than most other technologies, but it's about new skills
blended
with U2, pure U2 doesn't cut it any more.
Well said.
Rocket needs to create a
And as to dot-net... why complicate the hell out of a good thing like
the
web? :)
Amen, Brother.
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My client is reporting the periodic slow down of their system. It
slows
down to almost the point of a hang. This affects both existing
processes
(menu selections, data entry, reports) and logins. Their system admins
(IBM) reports that it is a Universe or application problem.
Curt,
We
Here's a cheat sheet for the UniBasic debugger:
Thanks Rob. I can use this.
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I am trying to detect the success of failure of a BASIC program when
running from UNIX. I was going to use @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE setting to do
this, hoping that the exit status of uvsh would reflect the value set
for @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE but it appears this is not the case. Does anyone
know if
Hey all,
I am beginning to use uniobjects and java anyone know/have any good
examples of both accessing the data directly and calling subroutines that
return data
I have the uniobjects for java manual and I will begin looking at that
this week-end but any additional code samples would be
Rex Gozar Said
We all want fast and accurate programming. To improve comprehension,
you have to write code to (a) reveal its logical structure, and (b)
reveal the business rules implemented in the code.
I agree. My first language was C and I went through a phase of cramming
as much code as
Symeon wrote:
I still think all of these constructs as just sooo basic that if you
can't
just read them either which way, then you had better think about
another
career.
Yes, for an experienced UniBasic programmer. What if there is a new
programmer, or a programmer that normally works in
Can anyone recommend me some good books on this? We're using
Unidata 7.1.
Hi. We also use Unidata 7.1. A good place to start would be
Developing UniBasic Applications
UniBasic Commands Reference
I downloaded the from IBM a while back. Should be available from Rocket.
Charles Shaffer
I'm thinking it might be good to write up an article about RPL.
If any of you has knowledge of the history of the language, the company,
etc. you can email me, and we can collaborate on getting it all laid
out... straight.
Will
In the late 80s I worked with Ultimate Pick on a VAX, running
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