/Unix experience and open for some
consulting. There could be a piece of the conversion project as well as some
ongoing support opportunities, depending on time availability.
Since we can provide adequate remote support, this is really a local
opportunity.
Please direct responses to:
Cliff
I'll purchase two! One for each developer. -Cliff
- Original Message -
From: Brenda Price
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 7:17 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] UniData 7.1 vs. MS SQL 2005 performance
So would I.
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From:
Hi Dave,
I'm not sure what is the purpose of lines 9 and 10 (assigning values to
FILE.NAME and F.NAME). F.NAME can be undefined until the OPEN statement
places the file descriptor into it.
I know you cannot have a MV list of file descriptors. Each must be a full
variable. If you really want a
Hi, Marco. I always ICONV the first day of the next month, then
subtract a day. For example:
ANY.DATE = '02-03-2004'
MO = ANY.DATE[1,2]
YR = ANY,DATE[7,4]
MO += 1
IF MO 12 THEN
MO = 1
YR += 1
END
EOM.DATE = ICONV(MO:'-01-':YR, 'D') - 1
This lends itself to a subroutine or function as
Try this Bill. It returns a value for SUFFIX of AA1 for box 1, bag 1
and ZZ9 for box 676, bag 9. You could extend it to capture numbers also
but would need to account for the gap in the ASCII character chart
between upper case letters and numbers. This could be condensed into a
single line;
Millions (plural) of DB requests per day will require serious
infrastructure regardless of middleware platform. Plus there's always
the last-day-of-quarter discount with IBM. 8-)
With SQL Server, you also need one or two CAL's (Client Access Licenses)
per named user (not concurrent). Plus I
Hi, Savita. I presume you mean running the program from TCL (:), the U2
command prompt.
In UniData there are two built-in variables, synonyms actually, named
@SENTENCE and @COMMAND. These contain the raw command line used to
invoke your subroutine.
I usually TRIM this (to eliminate multiple
