All,
I see that there has been some discussion regarding setting up the EDA Tool.
We are having trouble setting up an EDA Data Source. When we test our
connection we get the following message stating that the 'Save Data Source
Failed' (Could not write data source TEST on server
All,
I am on UniData (7.1 and 7.2) attempting to create a set of nested
relationships in a XML file. In an attempt to learn how to use the XML/DB Tool
I've read through IBM's UniData:UniBasic Extensions - but am now more confused
that at the onset. Can anyone direct me to a knowledge source
Hey,
I want 1st say thanks for all the help in the past - it is certainly a
factor in why I still have a job! Can anyone let me know how I can
merge using Union and be guaranteed that I have not pulled in any
duplicate elements? I know I can SAVING UNIQUE when constructing a
SAVE.LIST to
For use in USA check the NEMA standards - in many industries connectors
of this type (20 amps and less) would be referred to as a Female
Parallel Blade U-Ground connector. Again, check NEMA and UL
(Underwriter's Laboratories) for more specific terminology.
Greg
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Subject: RE: [U2] RE:MERGE SAVE.LISTS
LIST.UNION for manipulation saved- instead of active lists.
Related: LIST.INTER LIST.DIFF.
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HELP MERGE.LIST
From: Coelho, Gregory
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO MERGE
Of George Gallen
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] RE:MERGE SAVE.LISTS
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U2,
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO MERGE THESE TWO SAVE.LIST'S - I NEED A UNION
PRESERVING THE KEYS (ALL EFFORTS HAVE GIVEN ME WORKING ELEMENTS FORM
EITHER SELECT1 OR SELECT2 - TOO TIRED TO THINK ANY MORE)?
IF X.DATE.BEGIN NE AND X.DATE.END NE THEN
X.SELECT1 = SELECT X
X.SELECT1 := WITH
= X.BYTE
END CASE
X.NUMBER = X.INPUT.AMOUNT[1,X.STR.LEN - 1]:X.LAST.DIGIT
X.AMOUNT.WRITE := FMT(OCONV(X.NUMBER,MD),8\0R)
THANKS AGAIN FOR ALL YOUR HELP!
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Please allow me to post to this list-serve.
Greg Coelho
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EEEK! Hummm, Is there anyone that can help me with number conversion? I
need to convert a negative monetary amount pulled in by
FMT(OCONV(X.AMOUNT, MD), 8\0R) to meet S9(6)V99 or Z8.2 format.
COBOL programmers may recognize this comp-3 format - padded with leading
zeros the right most character
Of Coelho, Gregory
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 7:52 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] RE: Number Conversion
EEEK! Hummm, Is there anyone that can help me with number conversion? I
need to convert a negative monetary amount pulled in by
FMT(OCONV(X.AMOUNT, MD), 8\0R) to meet S9(6
'
amt=iconv(amt,'MX')
end
Hope that helps,
Don
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NEGATIVE = 1
CASE 1
LAST.DIGIT = BYTE
END CASE
NUMBER = STRING[1,STR.LEN - 1]:LAST.DIGIT
NUMBER = NUMBER + 0
IF NEGATIVE THEN
NUMBER = 0 - NUMBER
END
STRING = NUMBER
RETURN
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EEEK! Hummm, Is there anyone that can help me with number
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