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My guess is that you have real records with real Ids that you can
access. Then you have other records that appear to have the same Ids
but really don't. It sounds like these other records are hashed into
the wrong
Jef Lee wrote: I believe the IsActive property is not entirely
accurate...
From my tests, you are right about IsActive - it is the results of the
last connection (I think) and has nothing to do with the current state.
I added a timer function to our VB front end that runs every 60 seconds
and
I'm totally with Clif on this. I subscribe because there are a few
nuggets that I grab onto and save. Most of the stuff that passes by
really doesn't affect or interest me, but I just skim and delete it
using my adult reasoning capacity - the same adult reasoning capacity
that allows me to
Original: No control characters. It doesn't matter what I search for,
this program will never turn up in the results.
If you SELECT ROM.BP, does this program get selected? I'd guess
something wrong with the file so the SELECT doesn't get this program.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
I got stuck with file names like CLIENT-MASTER, CLIENT-CRED-FILE, etc.
You should convert dashes in file names to periods or underscores in the
variable names. Otherwise, you get:
OPEN 'CLIENT-MASTER' TO CLIENT-MASTER.FILE ...
READ CLIENT-MASTER.REC FROM CLIENT-MASTER.FILE, CLIENT-MASTER.ID ...
Is it possible to issue a phantom from OS?
I have several jobs that are run through the Windows scheduler. Simply
set up a batch file, and schedule the job to execute the batch file.
Sample batch file:
echo start UniVerse End Of Day job
cd IBM\uv
bin\uvsh.exe RUN UVSOURCE END.OF.DAY
These are all good suggestions, but the issue is I cannot tell if the
job
failed due to an out of licenses condition.
I concur with prior respondents - if it is mission-critical, buy more
licenses. The issue for me (and anyone who knows more can correct me)
is that you are allowed 10 sessions
Here is a routine a very smart programmer showed me a long time ago, and
I have used it many times since for all kinds of situations like this:
TOT.TAX is the total you need to divide up
TAX.PCT.ARR is the multi-valued array of various tax percents
TAX.AMT.ARR is the returned multi-valued array
Original Message:
Just noticed something strange...I RESIZE to these specs and run
HASH.HELP.
My response:
I have noticed that HASH.HELP is strange like this on UV W2K. You can
end up resizing the file over and over and over because the
recommendations, including the file type, change as you
Part of original message: We scratched our heads over this for quite a
while. Eventually, we put a named COMMON statement in the program and
listed all of the file variables as part of it. Then we put some code
to check if the files were already open in front of the OPEN statements,
to avoid
Dan Fitzgerald wrote: Is there an option to uvbackup (without the uvadm
gui) to direct output to disk instead of tape?
Running UniVerse 10.0.10 on Windows MS 2000 Server, I use this batch
file set up as a Windows scheduled job to send the uvbackup output to a
another server:
Part of original from Gwen Buck: Yay! Misery Loves Company! I have the
same problem on Win 2K, running UV 10.0.21.
My response: We are running UniVerse 10.0.10-2 on MS2000 Server, with up
to 100 users with a VB front end using UniObjects. The only time I see
an issue with having to use
I agree with Kevin's answer. Also, it may depend on which U2
product/pick-like product you are using.
I always try to order the WITH statements so the one selecting the
fewest records is first. However, I always place the fields with
translates last since I know that translates are much more
One of the things I have done in this situation is to have the purge
program sleep for 10 or 15 seconds every several hundred records. I
know this is hokey, but it seems to allow the file I/O buffers time to
catch up.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon
You can run MAKE.MAP.FILE and look in the _MAP_ file on UniData or MAP
file on UniVerse. The dictionaries of these files is good, so you can
list from there.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
303-632-2226
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Colin Alfke wrote:
In UniData (not sure about UniVerse) the named common name is only
significant for the first 7 digits. So your VBNOTEPAGE3 will be the
same as VBNOTEPAGE1.
IE. you may think the name is unique but the system doesn't. The name
looks like there might be others with a similar
I would do this:
SEL.8 = 8
OPEN '', 'TEST.FILE' TO OPEN.FILE THEN
SELECT OPEN.FILE TO SEL.8
READNEXT ID FROM SEL.8 THEN
HAVE.RECORDS = 1
END ELSE
HAVE.RECORDS = 0
END
CLEARSELECT SEL.8
END
This should work on UV and UD.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of
Mark Johnson wrote:
I'm gonna try the method whereby all writes go to a single ported file
and
then UEXECUTE it to the desired destination. I can do multiple writes
to
different files, albeit they all remain locked.
Mark:
It has been a while since I wrote similar programs for an mvBase client,
I'm not in front of an MvBase system, but try .? to see a list of the
. commands. I don't remember the command, but one of them turns off
stacking all executed commands so it stacks just the commands entered at
TCL. Unfortunately, as I recall, you have to do this each time you log
in, and I
I like this format:
READU RECORD FROM FILE, ID LOCKED
END THEN
END ELSE
END
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
303-632-2226
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Here is my process, gleaned from this group. UV 10.0.10 on MS2000
Server:
Start with number 1 and work up to 4 when the lower number doesn't work.
Use number 4 only as a last resort. The userno is from the LISTU
command and is the same as the PID in the Task Manager. I have never
had any luck
I didn't mean to start the editor discussion, but it was informative.
Anyway, AFAIK UniData supports only Prime-type dictionaries, while
UniVerse supports both Pick and Prime style dictionaries. If converting
from a Pick system, UniVerse is easier from a dictionary standpoint.
Dick Kryka
I know this is probably not the highest on others lists, but the UniData
editor is like god next to the pitiful excuse of an editor that UniVerse
provides. I don't understand why IBM doesn't release the UniData editor
with UniVerse and do away with the UniVerse version.
In addition, the UniData
The translate returns MV data with spaces.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
303-632-2226
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rod Hills
Sent: Wednesday, September
I'm certainly not a VB expert, but I think the failure may have to do
with this line:
Dim cu As Object = m_uniobject.Subroutine(MVACNOT, 4)
Here is a snippet of code from our application:
Public Sub Load_Detail()
'Declarations
Dim DetailObj As Object
Dim ResultArray As Object
Const
Its been a while, but I seem to recall that Pick changed the name from
MD to DM. Try placing your BOB there.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
303-632-2226
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