Check the documentation on CALCULATE() and its shorthand notation {} in
the UniData manuals.
Cheers,
Ken
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From within UniBasic, I need to determine the name of a DICTionary
field, given the dict field number.
While I have the beginnings of some code, some help is
David,
UniData has a FOR or WAITING clause on the INPUT statement which lets you do
exactly this. I'm not sure what the UniVerse equivalent would be.
Certainly you wouldn't normally want to be in a tight loop looking for input
with INPUT,-1 or INPUTIF, or blocked by a SLEEP when input was
Why do people change the system time to deal with daylight savings changes?
On unix systems you just have to set the TZ environment variable correctly -
for example the AIX patches associated with this just change the default TZ
settings for certain zones.
On Windows there is a utility called
Mike,
I'm not sure that is still the way it works.
Windows systems may still keep time in localtime, but they have mechanisms
to compute UTC or any other localtime from that via the registry.
TZEDIT.exe is your friend.
Cheers,
Ken
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From: On Behalf Of HENDERSON MIKE,
tee is a pretty standard UNIX tool. I cannot think of a variant which
doesn't support it as standard. At worst you'd have to find an open source
version and compile it, but it is one of the simplest programs - I doubt it
calls anything remotely non-standard.
-Original Message-
Anthony
So can't you substitute your bit of code that puts 'WITH CLIENTNO =
':MYBIGCOMMONLISTOFLITERALS into all your SELECTs and SORTs with
something that puts 'WITH EVAL
SUBR(MYROUTINETHATLOCATESINCOMMONLITERALS,CLIENTNO)' in the same place and
get the same results?
HTH,
Ken
-Original
The problem here isn't that you can only have a certain number of items
active in a select list, but that specifying them as explicit item ids on
the command line is ugly, bad and only supported up to a certain point.
Isn't this a job for QSELECT?
PS. As much as I think UniData is a great
So long as you don't care about locking!
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From: owner-u2-us...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:owner-u2-us...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Lunt, Bruce
Sent: Saturday, 24 January 2009 8:42 AM
To: 'u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org'
Subject: RE: [U2] Looking for advice on
Have you checked what your ulimit is set to currently?
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[mailto:owner-u2-us...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Hennessey, Mark F.
Sent: Friday, 19 December 2008 7:41 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] UV - broken
this will be done in a single
pass without the need for malloc()ing additional memory.
KEN WALLIS
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I'm pretty sure there is a UDT.OPTIONS that is designed to assist here, but
fundamentally, a right justified field that is entirely numeric is treated
as a number so it will match 700 with or without leading zeros. You'll
have to search out the UDT.OPTIONS for this yourself I'm afraid - I don't
I imagine that is a BASIC statement, not an ECL verb. But I don't have a
way to check, so YMMV.
Cheers,
Ken
Edward wrote:
Has anyone had experience using this command on unidata 7.1? It appears
to not exist on my installation:
:NODIRCONVERT ON
Not a verb
NODIRCONVERT
So can you PARSE the LISTUSER() function output using @USERNO (which should
be your PID) to find the relevant attribute for your license and digging out
the appropriate values which identifies your process type.
Alternatively, since it looks like you'd need to check two elements in that
array,
lsof
But this is not installed automatically as part of AIX's (Base Operating
System). Prior to AIX 6.1, I believe this program is on the Toolbox for
Linux DVD, at 6.1, I understand it moved to the AIX Expansion Pack DVD.
You'll need the AIX DVDs and smitty install. Alternatively, this is an
jumbled together. Beside the fact that '+s' sounds like it
should
be sticky.
Jerry Banker
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Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:04 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2
OK, I ignored it the first time, but if this is going to keep rolling then I
need to jump in with a correction before people assume it must be correct.
This is not the 'sticky' bit. The purpose of the sticky bit on some (older)
unix implementations is to keep the text segment of an executable
I believe Bob was saying he had done exactly that Doug.
My experience is that changing the default gateway can be a pain and the
only way to be absolutely sure when this sort of stuff happens is to remove
the interface via smitty devices then add it back again and configure it.
Sorry.
The other
John,
Help us out here. What is it you are having trouble with?
UniData supports @RECORD, UniData supports ITYPEs, UniData supports the
ITYPE() function in BASIC even.
UniData may prefer to refer to ITYPEs as Virtual Fields, and nominally
prefers attribute 1 of an ITYPE to be V instead of I,
So does this mean we congratulate Mike or Andrew?
Cheers,
Ken
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I'm sure someone has. There, that was a stupid answer to go with the stupid
question.
The issues a customer might face with an upgrade that involves a makeudt are
not whether makeudt works - of course it does or they don't ship the release
- but what the upgrade is from and what the routines and
] universe syntax for vim?
Hi Doug,
there is an excellent vim syntax file written by Ken Wallis.
Email me offlist and I'll send you a copy.
Craig
Doug Chanco wrote:
Anyone have a universe syntax file for vim they would care
to share?
Rather than create one I was hoping someone already did
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] universe syntax for vim?
Ken,
How about sticking on the u2ug wiki?
cds
From: Ken Wallis
Make that http://ftp.users.on.net/~empower_data/vimfiles.zip
and I don't think you'll be asked for a username/password.
From: Kathleeni M Hunter
How about
I realise that I've largely been a lurker of late - making a living working
with jBASE pretty much full time now - but I'm afraid I can't let all these
apologists for our spaghetti inheritance slide by unchallenged.
My view on code structure is very simple:
One way in, one way out. Any
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone clue me in on how to resolve this error (step-by-step)?
When going to the command prompt and starting udt I receive the
following error:
UniData Release 5.1 Build: (2189)
Copyright (C) Ardent Software, Inc. (USA) 1998
All rights reserved.
Current
John Solie wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone's had success in doing a makeudt with Unidata
7.1.10-64 on AIX 5.3-06 using gcc 4.0.0.
Thanks,
Not specifically, but try posting the output you're getting and we might be
able to provide pointers on where to look next.
I typically use gcc 4.0.2
David,
Doubtless you'll have coded this by now, but certainly in the situation you
describe, I'd store just the 'as typed' case version of the list on disk,
then immediately after read, I'd create an in memory 'all uppercase' version
in one go - just UPCASE the whole attribute - and I'd probably
Looks like $UDTHOME and $UDTBIN aren't set the same when logging in via
telnet as when on the console.
Remember on an X desktop you have to explicitly enable sourcing of the
normal .profile
Cheers,
Ken
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A question for the group:
I'm looking for assistance with what I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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How do I get the client's IP address?
On linux you can find this with the who command, but I don't know if
it works on all *nixes. This will work if your version of who
supports it:
EXECUTE 'SH -c who am i', OUT
Original Post:
I am the new SA for a Unidata implementation running on HPUX.
Though I am not a Unidata person, I do know trying to back up any
database by backing up the underlying filesystem is going to be
disastrous when trying to restore it.
I have looked through the Administering
Chuck Stevenson wrote:
Interestingly, guys like me don't care, because vars like Strategy
Seven are nice to us. It would be end users with curmudgeonly vars
that would need a user group to make this end run. I still think
someone who cares should submit a U2UG enhancement request and
David Jordan wrote:
We copied the data across from a Windows NT4.0 to a new Windows 2003
server. The servers are both under the same domain. The files can
be successfully read. As they are SQL created tables, we went to run
VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA FIX and the process dropped out with a fatal.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As most of you know, Daylight Saving Time ends on this Sunday,
October 29th at 2am.
Actually, for those of us in the Southern Hemisphere who are in regions that
use DST, it STARTS sometime around now. In New South Wales, Victoria, and
South Australia, DST just kicked
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a need to overwrite/update the first record of a sequential
file. Sure I could write 2 sequential files and 'cat' them or make
2 passes through the data extract to get the totals but I thought I
has seen a way to resent the pointer (thereby overwriting the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good stuff Adrian. I've pretty much decided on Unidata triggers to
figure out what changed and write to a queue file and then have some
program pulling from that queue to flush to MySQL. But I was hoping
that I could do a lot of this in Unidata and I'm fearing I'm
Excellent idea, but I can't find this documented Rod. What version? Which
pdf?
Cheers,
Ken
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Rodney A (Rod) 46K
Sent: Friday, 31 March 2006 9:01 AM
To: 'Ron Sharcott'; 'Stewart Leicester';
Ken:
UniBasic Commands reference manual (Version 6.1, June 2004)
Bill
Ken Wallis wrote:
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 3:01 PM
Excellent idea, but I can't find this documented Rod. What
version? Which pdf?
So it was new in 6.1, or at least it was newly documented at 6.1.
I only
Bill,
Sorry I forgot to get back to you on this. I only have easy access to reply
to this list on a Friday and my last couple of Fridays have been a bit
hectic ...
FILEMAP was what I was thinking about. Fundamentally a UniData account is
defined by a VOC file. Yes, you can create a pointer to
Bill Haskett wrote:
How difficult was the move - was it all green screen with
source code or more difficult?
It wasn't that difficult. The biggest problems were UniData is like
interfacing with Microdata in 1982...it's a time warp! The UniData
environment is excruciatingly tedious and
Debster wrote:
.and
since Universe AIX are completely different animals as far as
license/serial number
For the AIX portion I found License/serial in SMIT
prtconf shows you almost everything you could dream of wanting to know about
your AIX system.
uname -s might show you the
Surely you'd be better off doing this in SQL with an UPDATE rather than
using MODIFY.
I know MODIFY works for simple things, but once you start having selection
criteria, or want to change multi-valued fields, MODIFY shows its
limitations.
:sql
sql UPDATE INVENTORY SET IN_BIN_LOCATION = WHERE
Bruce Nichol
And how do I know? Two messages from Chris Day in two days, and we
haven't heard from him in over 12 months g
(Goo'day Chris)
G'day indeed. You may have noticed Bruce that Chris is now working for
Meier Business Systems instead of Prism. Does Prism even exist now? I
Bill Haskett wrote:
I'm so confused. How does one go about doing a UniData (on
Windows) backup?
The same way you back up any other application on Windows - using whatever
windows tool you like, ideally against a quiescent database - ie log
everyone off, or do a dbpause.
1) Drag drop the
If you run udfile against the file, you'll find that is possible to identify
what is and what is not a UniData file by parsing the output.
You have to be a bit careful about file names - ie don't bother looking at
things that are obviously part files in a dynamic file datnnn or idxnnn or
overnnn
Yes Dave, ObjectCall was the API. I probably have the pdfs on a CD
somewhere if you need to have a look.
ObjectCall went through a few technology iterations which were incompatible
with each other in the early days, but I think by 4.1 UNIX or 3.6 Windows
these were ironed out.
Cheers,
Ken
Running two separate instances of the UniData daemons for the same major
release is not supported, but as others have posted, running with separate
UDTHOMEs is both supported and documented. Look up newhome in the manuals.
Once you created a new UDTHOME environment all you have to do is set
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think maybe the teminal handler is too smart for it's own
good?. There
are 78 characters in the row, and 78 characters wide on the screen, so
when it gets to the end of the line it realizes it's at the
end and will
autowrap to the next line--so no need for a
Finally a post in this thread that makes sense!
OK, I realise the posts about how to DECLARE GCI getpid made sense too, but
the ones which suggested that everything run out of cron got the same PID
made me doubt the intellects of the posters.
Everything run out of cron *may* have the same
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here is a snip of a post the venerable Ken Wallis made a while back
explaining how a program is found.
I'm not convinced that I like being referred to as 'venerable' ;^)
Cheers,
Ken
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David A. Green wrote:
I'm not sure there is a security risk if your system is setup
correctly.
Your object code needs to be secured so that root only can update.
When you run a program isn't it the sbcs (Shared Basic Code
Server) that updates the run counter? And sbcs would have
To all you UniVerse experts out there.
A site I know is moving from UniData on VMS to UniVerse on UNIX. Don't ask
why, they just decided that was the path they wanted to go down. Anyhow,
they've got used to the ability in UniData to LIST filename ALL and see
everything. They're a bit surprised
the ALL phrase whenever a D item is
added or deleted?
Thanks Larry, but I think I preferred the BASIC front end to LIST idea
better.
Cheers,
Ken
Ken Wallis wrote:
A site I know is moving from UniData on VMS to UniVerse on
UNIX. Don't ask
why, they just decided that was the path they wanted
Wally Terhune wrote:
If there is an ipclog (referenced in $UDTBIN/udt.errlog) that would be
useful to help me help you tune.
If not - at least provide udtconfig and '$UDTBIN/ipcstat -mb' output
or - guess some udtconfig settings
specific to your error
SHM_LMINENTS=30
SHM_GPAGESZ=2048 -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asked
Silly question - is there any reason IBM went from Unidata
6.1.x to 7.1.0? What happened to 7.0.x?
UniData has always considered .0 releases as beta versions. FCS has
consistently been a .1 release except for 4.0, but that ought really to have
been treated as a beta
of that memory is shared between all your
users.
Best Regards,
Ken Wallis
Also, we've seen problems when people have tried to implement
RFS without
a full understanding of it. RFS can be fairly complex to set
up. By its
nature, it will do what it can to protect the integrity of
the database
I have turned off as many services as I could and that didn't help.
I can only conclude that there is SOMETHING running on this box that
keeps UV RPC from working.
Windows Firewall?
Cheers,
Ken
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Does this behave (misbehave) on u2 systems, ie be careful of
the location of the UNTIL statement?
Mark, that is the documented behaviour, it certainly isn't misbehaving.
Yes, you have to be precise about when you terminate the loop, but surely a
guy with your experience would always be precise
David Tod Sigafoos wrote:
A friend asked me recently about the need or Print and Index servers
on Unidata. As I don't work with Unidata that much, or at least not
to the infrastructure level, I thought I would pass this on to the
knowledge trust here.
They are running 'current' unidata on
Mark Johnson wrote:
Is there any downside to having a very large number that
exceeds the actual
length of a string to indicate the balance of the string in
the [] function.
I see:
NEW=ABC:REC[15,LEN(REC)-15]
versus
NEW=ABC:REC[15,100]
Not that I know of, but anybody who's had to fix
more memory, but some noticeable impact on batch
IO performance (maybe an extra 50% on the time taken to run my clients end
of day bulk updating procedures if they do those with RFS switched on).
HTH,
Ken
Ken Wallis wrote:
I've only ever looked at Journaling as a poor-man's RFS
Any UniData Journaling users out there?
We are considering using journaling as a way to keep a near real-time
backup of our primary system. We would be journaling
hundreds of files
on a system with over 1000 users.
We have lots of questions, like:
Has anyone used journaling on that scale
Guys,
I know of at least one customer who does something like this between Linux
and Windows - I believe all users and passwords are managed via Windows and
when they log on to Linux the username and password are passed to Windows to
be checked. I presume this isn't a Linux specific thing, but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
When I said 'hack' I meant the ugly code that I had to create to make
the trick work--the idea of having to put a dummy parameter into the
function call in the basic program in order to make it compatible with
the subr call in the i-type. Sorry for the confusion there.
gerry-u2ug wrote:
globally catalogued as in CATALOG SUB.BP *MYFUNC ?
so you should be using : SUBR(*MYFUNC,Y)
we do this all the time in universe since at least v7
As others have mentioned, its a difference between UniData and UniVerse. On
UniData you *CAN* use an asterisk before a
From: Burwell, Edward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I use/write functions all the time. I love 'em. You can
return ANYTHING
you want from a single digit to an array. If you have some specific
questions, ask away.
Wendy Smoak wrote:
Can you use them in I-Descriptors? Doesn't look like it from
It is very hard for any application program on UNIX to change the inode
associated with a file.
Have you identified the filenames associated with these two inode numbers?
I strongly suspect that the application is locking records in two different
files at the same time. A master record and a
As a West Islander who has enjoyed visits to Wellington on a number of
occasions (though none recently I'm sad to say), I'd just like to express
the viewpoint that Wellington in summer is lovely. In winter, I'm sure it
has nice moments and I do recall encountering some of them, but it has some
Stevenson, Charles wrote:
For files with sequential numbers as record IDs, it is common practice
to use a control item (in dictionary or in a special control table) to
get the next sequential id counter, then write back the incremented
counter ASAP so it is available for the next process that
Martin Phillips wrote:
While delivering a Unidata System Administration course today
I noticed an interesting feature of udstat. I had a simple program the
contained a loop that performed one read and one write. The loop was
traversed
100 times.
udstat reported this as 200 reads and 600
Womack, Adrian wrote:
Well, I haven't seen any replies so far...
The answer is No you can't tell. This information is not stored
anywhere. All the data in a type 30 file (or any of the static hashed
files as well) is stored inside a single OS file (ignoring overflow
etc). So the OS date
And the good reason why IBM restricts access to this information so only
VARs and End-Users with direct support contracts can see it is?
Why is this not in a publicly accessible piece of documentation?
The number of times I have tried to register for an IBM techconnect ID and
been refused
basis too. Drop me a direct email if you want to
follow up on this.
Cheers,
Ken
Ken Wallis
Empower Data Solutions
Blue Mountains, Sydney, Australia
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Mats wrote
OK, sure. But readnext doesn't really work on an array
but on a select list.
Will wrote:
Ah but that's not so.
You can SELECT myVAR
You can SELECT myVAR to LIST5
You can SELECT myVAR to MyLIST
and then you *can* in fact READNEXT your array. Selecting
the variable turns
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
I need a UniBasic program that uses a lot of code from
another program.
I am inclined to move all of the common code out to an include file.
I am reluctant to use an external subroutine because if the
needs of one
main-program change and I then re-compile the sub,
HENDERSON MIKE, MR wrote:
Folks,
We have had a puzzling situation where a particular subprogram works
differently when run from a test-harness from TCL, to when it
is run as an I-Type subroutine.
The sub-routine concerned is about three layers deep in the execution
sequence:-
REC(0) references a dimensioned array and, apparently, in UV holds all
fields that could not fit into the dimension of the array.
UniData does
not work this way, it puts it into the last dimension of the
array which
could result in data loss if you change that array position. We have
Drew Henderson wrote:
As a followup, you can also look at the /etc/mnttab file for
a list of all the filesystems mounted.
Just type 'mount' on its own to see a list of the mounted filesystems.
As Drew suggests, most likely the U3 filesystem is not mounted and you are
simply writing to files
Mark Johnson wrote:
I just acquired a new client and found an interesting
programming style that
for the life of me I cannot understand why anyone in their
right mind would do such a thing.
Not on all programs but it seems that for programs that open
less than 4-5
files, the programmer
Hi Guys,
UniData has a tool specifically for restoring UniVerse data - uv_restore,
does UniVerse have an equivalent for sucking in UniData files?
I know one or two of the folk here have moved from UniData to UniVerse. How
did you do the data transfer? Particularly at cut-over when it needs to
Steven Frost wrote:
Sent: Friday, 11 March 2005 2:10 PM
Subject: [U2] [UD] Objectcall again -- Australia 48-2
I am still having a bit of an issue with the Objectcall API
Objectcall ping works fine to both the live database and the
test database ( different unix servers)
When the uniapi.ini
Scott Ballinger wrote:
The trigger is normally called twice: the first time you get the
original @RECORD, the second time the new @RECORD. If an item
is new or
being deleted, then the trigger is called only once. I use
named common
to track of where I am and to save old @RECORD, so that I
Sadly not as far as I can tell.
The prompt is a message in a central file. You can't update it without all
accounts and users seeing the same change.
I haven't looked hard at doing this since 4.1 though. It is possible that a
feature has been snuck in quietly since then, but nothing I'm aware
Doesn't D3 do something stupid like default to a 500 byte block size, while
UniData assumes 512? Seems a bit suspicious that you have 12 bytes of
garbage to get rid of ...
HTH,
Ken
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Does anyone know if there is a limit on the size of a
filesystem in Aix?
Aix 5.1
UD 6.0.8
http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/aixbman/admnconc/fs
_types.htm#jfs_under
John Christian ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
OPEN DICT,MY.FILE TO @DICT ELSE STOP
(@DICT is required to work with virtual fields)
READ @RECORD FROM F.MY.FILE,KV.MY.FILE ELSE PRINT ERROR
F.MY.FILE: ID = :KV.MY.FILE
(@RECORD required. Virtual fields are in MY.FILE)
CLIENT.NAME = {DONOR.NAME}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marco wrote: In addition to my message below, when I enter
the UV command LIST.LOCKD I get the following:
LIST.LOCKS
Unable to get process lock semaphore.
[important bit snipped by Will]
[EACCES] Permission denied
Well would this mean something like I can't
Susan Joslyn wrote:
This is such a fundamental question ...sorry I'm such a
numbskull -- I never
do this. How does one make a directory on unix into a
unidata account? On
windoze I just make the directory and then go to it and type
'newacct'.
What does the trick on unix?
Its the same
Clifton Oliver wrote
In that case, a determinate structure like FOR-NEXT is inappropriate.
Use the indeterminate LOOP UNTIL REPEAT with the condition
check in the UNTIL clause.
Twenty-something answers to this simple question and only one sane one?
FOR T = 1 TO 10
CONDITION = 0
Q =
Martin Phillips wrote:
I am looking for some information about the performance
impact of using the
RFS and NFA components of Unidata..
1. Does anyone have experience of just how much use of RFS degrades
performance? The application concerned does not currently
use transactions
though
There's a UDT.OPTION which determines how DATA statements are processed.
You'll have to look up which it is. I think the mnemonic is something like
PRIMEDATA - Prime and PICK behaved differently on this so UniData has an
option to control it.
Incidentally, there is no such thing as an 'MCD
LeRoi Keiller wrote:
I have a need to recommend a better value for the tunable
'semmap', for a client who has Solaris with UniData 4.1.12. Reason:
They're
getting WARNING: rmfree map overflow messages on the console.
Anyone able to assist? Been there, done that?
Here's some basic info:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have one Unidata 5.1 data file with a virtual attribute.
The virtual
dictionary calls a Unibasic subroutine and returns a single
value data from
a multi value attribute from within the same file.
We have an index on the virtual attribute. When new records
are
Kafsat,
I believe that if you pass the record data into the subroutine as a
parameter using @RECORD instead of re-reading it from the file, then you
will have a better chance of getting the behaviour you want:
V
SUBR(KAFSATS,@ID,@RECORD,OTHERSTUFF)
...
SUBROUTINE KAFSATS(RESULT, REC_ID,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you just trying to fire up a telnet
session and get it logged in so a user can then start
interacting with a
system? If so, then you essentially have to write your own telnet
client/terminal emulator.
Not true. Accuterm for
Baakkonen, Rodney wrote:
Does anybody know if there is a similar process for enhancing terminal
emulation characteristics on Unidata?
UniData simply uses the UNIX terminfo database (not quite true - some of the
admin stuff like udtmon, usam, udtconf use another library that has its own
termcap
Ed,
I believe that on AIX TZ is set from /etc/environment during the login
process. The unirpcd which serves all your UniObjects connections doesn't
go through this process so it likely doesn't have a setting for TZ and
defaults to GMT.
Have a look at the options for unirpcd and see if you can
Stu,
If what you have to do is anything but mindlessly simple and you don't mind
a bit of a learning curve, then I'd suggest using perl to drive your telnet
session. EXECUTE 'SH -c perl mytelnet.pl arg1 arg2 ... argn' from BASIC
and write yourself a perl script to drive the telnet session.
Stu Glancy wrote:
This was close. I removed the exit and it sill exited. I'd like to
take over manually once I get in.
What do you mean by 'manually'? Are you just trying to fire up a telnet
session and get it logged in so a user can then start interacting with a
system? If so, then you
-Original Message-
From: Timothy Snyder
kafsat taiyus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Everything is getting in over001. I tried TYPE 0, TYPE 1, mod,sep
181061,16
(suggestion from guide) and 362137, 8 still the result is same,
everything
is going to over001. What else can I try to
Where are you editing the programs with gvim? On a windows box somewhere,
or on UNIX?
If running on windows, but accessing a unix file, then you may find that
gvim has decided to put in a CRLF instead of just a linefeed at the end of
each line.
gvim is infinitely configurable, and I'm sure
Chuck Mongiovi wrote:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root users1073737728 Sep 23 14:49 idx001
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root users1073737728 Sep 23 14:21 idx002
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root users 960774144 Sep 23 14:21 idx003
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root users 236834816 Sep 23 14:55 over001
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