My pet peeve with Universe Indexes is in selecting multiple values of an
indexed field
The following select might take 10 minutes
SELECT CONTRACT WITH I_CONTRACT = "50178227" "50092158" "50006089"
"50178228" "50092159" "50006090" "50178229" "50092160" "50006091"
"50178230"
Whereas SELECT CONTRA
I personally purge my saved-lists periodically and do not rely on
saved-lists for permanent storage.
For permanent storage I've created a program that saves the records from
a select to a hashed file as one item with the file, date & time saved
as well as a comment as to the reason that I'm savin
Try this,
LINE=LOCAL
LINE<2>="=":QUOTE(REP.ID)
CONVERT @AM TO ',' IN LINE
Subject: Exporting leading zero fields in csv.
I have been exporting from MV to CSV for years and one of my pet peeves
is
that leading zero fields, like customer numbers, product codes and zip
codes
lose their leading ze
I did something similar a few years and just created the source documents in
Word with embedded tokens to be replaced dynamically by information from the
database. The documents were then saved in .rtf format. Thus page soft breaks
were handled by Word and, as I recall, Word would automaticall
I've used QM at a 6-user site for 2 years. The site was converted from
R83. I found few problems in converting, and these may all be gone as
it now supports A & S dictionaries and other things that I had to
change.
It has options to make locates, wildcards & the like flavor specific.
I've been v
I colleague wrote and used the following code to select from a specific
distributed file, the GL.DETAIL file. He loved it, but the system
administrator has forbidden him from using it because it's such a
resources hog.
You might find it helpful
Mel Maresh
CRT
CRT "Enter GL.DETAI
lto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Brenda Price
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 10:19 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] RAID debugger
What version of Universe allows this?
Brenda
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Maresh,
Talking of debuggers,
is everyone aware that RAID will now display the values of individual elements
in a dynamic array
:: D.CHART<10>/
STRING: T r L=114 `34321035593806859869452618551232605421692343520675401124
5611372190936940279115843867302197542611598000'
:: D.CHART<10,1>/
STRING
how about something like this
YEAR = FIELD(PERIOD,'-',1)
MONTH = FIELD(PERIOD,'-',2)
IF YEAR GE 30 THEN YEAR = '19':YEAR ELSE YEAR = '20':YEAR
MONTH += 1 ; IF MONTH = 13 THEN MONTH = 1 ; YEAR +=1
DATE = ICONV((MONTH:".1.":YEAR),'D') - 1
PERIOD = DATE'DY4':',':DATE'DM':',':DATE'DD'
-Original
I ran your code on UV 10.1 on AIX and the highest number generated was 370558
I don't think it's your code
Mel
UV 9.6.1.3 on NT.
I needed to generate some random numbers between 0 and 370570, and just to
check the distribution of numbers, I ran this snippet of code:
FOR I = 1 TO 99
THIS.N
I can quickly give you a few pointers.
An IP of 192.168.1xxx means that the machine is connected to a router. You have to
connect the static IP assigned by your internet service provider or, or if you have a
dynamic IP, get a name from a company like TZO. Then your router will need to be
pr
We have recently upgraded to v10.1 and are reconsidering the use of triggers
after encountering significant issues with triggers with v9.4. After
successfully testing them in our development environment, we encountered
random write failures in production.
Has anyone experience with triggers at b
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