I resemble that comment (Pick Aware 2003).
As a side note: Early in our test/evaluation, our software vendor
salesperson had said that the database system used by the application was
Informix.
Oh Yeah, that sounds familiar. I took some sailing classes in the San
Francisco Bay with a gal that
Other user groups that I belong(ed) to provide(d) a repository for user
submitted utilities. Things like neatly formatted file ACL's, tape listings,
database copy routines, etc Each submission would include the utility's
documentation, source code, any ancillary files (db) and executable if
We are getting ready to upgrade our system to AIX 5.3 plus add memory and
disk. However one of our software vendors (Evault) is telling us we need to
upgrade the
IBM XL C/C++ Enterprise Edition to V8.0 for AIX runtime enbironment with a
minimum patch level of 8.0.0.4.
Is anyone aware of any
Cod buy a tipo unsubscribe
Garry L. Smith
Dir Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
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really now cracker is a derogatory term for a WASP or white
person.
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From: Wendy Smoak [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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We have been doing laser checks from different platforms for a long time.
Don't forget a good quality secure check stock. We use a company ACOM.com
which used to be Secure-A-Check who create a nice check stock form to print
on, which has many security features so it is difficult to photocopy the
Try SSELECT fname Sample 2
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Subject: RE: [U2] OK...Is there a wayUV
ok. but I would be using this from TCL, a paragraph.
Someone once told me not to use 1,-1 just because of this problem but to
use a counter var.
K += 1
MV 1,K = datawhat
I have not tested this, but looks like you have the scenario to validate
this.
Garry Smith
Dir. Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
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... I would pay $100 a year to 'Whack-The-Hack' org. Kind of a Oliver
North/Jack Bauer .. off the books .spy/enforcer . org that would physically
whack hackers and spammers. Right now they feel NO PAIN.. and but we need
to deal with it.So if there were negative consequences for their
I have a Visioneer Strobe XP-100 scanner that I use on my desk and it works
well with single documents. We are looking at some imaging software from our
ERP VAR that uses the same scanner to digitize and index to customers,
vendors and transactions. The XP-100 is about $230 and uses a USB
On an old COBOL system, that was written to run on various hardware/os. They
had created lock files for all the major files. For example ORDERHDR.LOK,
when accessing a order the program read the file with the Order ID, if not
found then it wrote the key with the user id/login to the file. Next
Finally a question I can answer. Oh boy I am not a newbie anymore.
File1 dictionary item:
Field(TRANS(FILE2,FIELD(@ID,'*',2),9,'X'),VM,3)
so you TRANSLATE to FILE2 using the 2nd value in @ID to return the 9th
element and then the 3rd position value.
*
Learning Universe for me as a newbie
Well maybe that explains why the designers of our application have made
pervasive use of the TILDE (~) to delimit many of their data elements. (toc)
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Thanks for the promotion BOB...
Gordon still thinks I just an FNG ... woww... MAMSI must have cut-back on
the NICE pills.(sha-zam).
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From: Bob Woodward [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 2:49 PM
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OK... so in a few months I'll be 50+ so I will be the OLD 'FNG', with still
a lot to learn.
I did keep Ron P's solution and I will try it out on some of our files where
we have a G/L# in Field 2 and the dollar amount in Field 3.
That's why I love this users group postings. Always some great
Just to keep everyone posted.
We have finished testing a backup routine from www.Evault.com over the
internet. My concern was the restore, since UV has its own way of handling
files. But everything worked great. Here are some of the facts.
We are running an IBM RS6000 with AIX 4.3 and UV 9.6.
We are using VB.Net with Redback and there was an issue with the ampersand
character ('') and no data would be transmitted to the backend after the
character.
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I am waiting for the vendor to provide a reference for an eVault customer
using Universe. If they do not have one then we will need to setup some
testing of the restore. Since we have both a production and test account. We
will run the backup for 8 days and then on the ninth restore to our test
We are looking at a company eVault but I have concerns about their AIX
agent that does incremental backups. And how UV on AIX writes to disk. Is
HASH.AID/HASH.HELP a UV tool or an AIX tool? Does UV have its own file
system compared to AIX?
Anyway it is disconcerting to here about a similar
Is there a way to create a text file from a Universe database to a SAMBA
directory?
I have tried the COPYI FROM PRODUCT TO CONV.DATA/CUST.TXT but this does not
work since the CUST.TXT does not exist.
I want to copy selected Universe files to text file so that these can be
burned to CD-ROM for
Thanks
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] AIX COPY TO SAMBA DIRECTORY
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to create a text file from a Universe
What is a Universe flow diagram?
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From: Bill Lockwood [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 8:39 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Senior Pick Programming Position - Centennial, CO
snippet
Experience with
In the bigger picture - who has a comprehensive Disaster Recovery Plan?
We are looking at a company evault.com that also does AIX backup over the
web. Our owner wants to pursue a Disaster Recovery plan so if a catastrophic
event hits California, that we have our data stored out-of-state and can
Ese vato El' wood readin Steinbeck?
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From: Allen E. Elwood [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 3:04 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Prime number file modulos
Here, try this old code I just dusted off (really
Que bien! Has leido el libro Cup of Gold tambien es muy bueno.
Pero mas adelante para nuestro tiempo tienes que leer Snow Crash por Neal
Stephenson.
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We are a whole distributor of household hardware [hinges, slides, door
knobs...etc], we surveyed the software market and the top makers were
Intuit-Eclipse, NxtTrend, Navision [Now Microsoft owned] and Prelude. My
understanding is that SHIMs has not had any feature development in the last
10
We are using CF with Universe. It took awhile to get it working. One of the
problems was an issue in the /etc/inetd.conf file there were two lines
referencing the rexec service. The line with the -c at the end is the line
you want and there maybe an empty line after the good line in the file,
XYZZY - Thanks I was trying to remember that game. In 1980 we had a young
intern play that game for hours after work. After about a month, he finally
won the game but he had to print the 'object code' on that system and read
thru the comments to figure out how to win.
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On our old SERIAL connected green screens we used a pen scanner that had a
box that hooked up on the serial connection. American Microsystems (817)
571-9015 a M1000 series decoder box. If I remember there was some
programmable options.
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From: Anthony Caufield
I thought the OC.O was short for Orange County at the Ocean.
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From: Mats Carlid [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 8:55 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] uvo.net UvBasic .Net
U2 are 'semi-compiling' like
As an application programmer the information contained in
U2TechConnect is probably far more technical than I will need for providing
end user screens and reports. To some degree I would like to know about a
64bit file Header corruption and how to run the tools to fix. Or how to find
out
What is the price of a single Universe License? We also get our UV from a
software VAR.
Is there some payment arrangement that could be made so that us 'out-house'
programmers could have access to U2TechConnect?
The main reason I subscribe to U2UG.ORG is to try and learn more about U2 by
Is anyone going to this event Feb 22-25??
We are moving away from our Web - Universe ODBC connection to a JAVA
sockets or .NET interface for performance.
It appears that there a quite a few sessions that deal with the
technical issues we need to resolve to move forward
Since, the web is stateless. And you need to play according to the sandbox
rules. What we do is have a LOGIN screen and if it is successful we create
a COOKIE on the user session that stores a unique key that is retrieved
from the LOGIN validation database. Depending on the HTML page and Query
More and more it seems that there are a numerous 'glitches' that remain
unexplainable. I just had a user show me 2 screen shots of data that was a
month old, UV BASIC IF statement reported 2 different values 2 mins apart.
UV bites big.
IF IBM had any wherewithal they would publish a BUG
OK SORRY for venting. Up to early with too much coffee.
My apologies... Thanks y'all for slapping me back into reality..
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What I miss is the companionship of the horse when plowing the fields. Using
a tractor and getting paid by the hour is not as much fun. But more
efficient
Garry Smith
Dir. Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
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Xtreme Pain HOME edition is kludged version that does not allow many
networking options. IE.. you can log into a domain. And it is not so easy
to update to the PRO edition from HOME.
Garry Smith
Dir. Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
V# 559-292-5782 F# 559-346-6169
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What is ISO and OSI ?? The physical layer is separate and apart from the
application layer?
Garry Smith
Dir. Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
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I've heard of MUMPS and interviewed at a hospital were that was used. Was
that written in U2 ... Mumps was a DEC implementation?
Garry Smith
Dir. Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
V# 559-292-5782 F# 559-346-6169
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