through a
terminal emulator or something equally patchy.
Having the connection server side is a whole lot easier since you only have to
mess about with configurations/security etc in one place.
Brian
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/E 10 Jan 2006 PAGE
2
BOOK_SALES... Sale Date.. Sale Date..
13533*37800*1 18/01/2005 01/18/2005
13605*50400*1 31/03/2005 03/31/2005
13715*44100*1 19/07/2005 07/19/2005
13716*62100*1 20/07/2005 07/20/2005
13555*40500*3 09/02/2005 02/09/2005
13494*38700*1 10/12/2004 12/10/2004
Brian
of handling complex
operations.
And of course you can call UniObjects from it...
Brian
In a weird twist, rather than killing off the command prompt
entirely as Microsoft said it would a few years ago, they are
now embracing the command line even closer, and we are seeing
many new ways
You need to issue the server command:
DATE.FORMAT
This would normally be done by the UV.LOGIN paragraph in the UV account or
by the LOGIN in the account, but UniObjects bypasses both of these.
Brian
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Colin,
That worked a treat. Thanks!
Brian
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You can try NOCONVERT ON to see
Jacques,
Does it work correctly if you specify commas between e.g.
CREATE.FILE TEMP.JAG,WORK.JJ 16,17,1 18,101,1 ?
It could be flavor dependent.
Brian
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#1 #0 and not #1 #1 #1
#131
What is going on and can I avoid it?
UniData 6.1 on Windows.
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David,
Here is a routine I've quickly massaged from some VB code.
Check out the FormatOptions and play around.
It seems to work e.g.
1234 - One Thousand Two Hundred and Thiry Fourth
100 - One Millionth
1 - first
Hope it helps...and apologies to others for posting a long routine.
Brian
) and then
OPENSEQ TMP,MTR.REC TO F.MTR.ROW.FILE ...
Brian
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Happy New Year.
I am having trouble with the openseq
is specifically designed for web access.
D) Wait for the new connection pooling recently announced by IBM.
Brian
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Have you tried the element syntax
LIST file TOXML ELEMENTS
That may parse better.. But I'm in a coffee shop with no udt to hand.
Brian
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Chuck,
You were right first time. Must be the hour.
Number = 1.234567E+14
Base = Number[E,1,1]
Factor = Number[E,2,1]
Multiplier = 1 : Str(0, Factor)
If Factor 0 Then
Result = Base / Multiplier
End Else
Result = Base * Multiplier
End
Crt Result
Should give: 1234567
Brian
System.ballistics.nonpointy.shooters.guns.gun.ammo.bullets.trajectories.dire
ction enumeration.
In week 3 you start searching through the
Biological.species.mammal.bipeds.ape.human.structure.anatomy.limbs
namespace...
To discover they haven't included Foot.
UniVerse:
Crt Bang!:
For I = 10 To @CrtWide-20
Crt .:
Nap 10
Next
Crt Ouch!
Brian
...
Brian
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To: u2-usChis case MS got it right. Every input behaves very much like
every other
with the special keys.
I believe that this should be accomplished by the providers themselves
Jeff
Is postgres on the same box as udt?
Brian
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Subject: [U2] pgsql and unidata basic
Is there a way to execute queries to a postgresql
contributions and to form a small working party to discuss and
formalize the material.
Anyone interested please contact me off-list. I would like to get the first
drafts published at end of Q1 next year.
Brian
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and not (as documented) in seconds.
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With the following .net code I am setting
Caleb,
Just to point out - as a newbie don't think all MV coding is like this!
It's this sort of rubbish that gives our industry a bad name.
(Mind you I've seen worse C++ code...)
:)
Brian
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Is it sufficient to formally separate the roles and procedures, even if they
are carried out by the same person?
and just think, you could put in for two pay rises :)
Brian SOX-Free here
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Jonathan
Thanks
Brian
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Subject: [U2] Re:UV XMLDB Tool
Hi All,
We are already aware of the problem with Pick
in case the tool
was (for some bizarre reason) using that, but to no avail.
Is it flavor dependent, so something dumb?
Brian
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. CREATE.FILE to the NEWACC - just like
they have COPYI and COPYP? So there is a guaranteed command set when
connecting to any flavor of account.
Brian
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solution :-)
Any articles and feedback submitted to the prototype site may (if the author
wishes) be considered for the live site.
Let us know what you think.
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Like other posters I use my own functions to handle dynamic array operations. I
wonder whether the server access however may be down to NLS support on UniVerse
where you can redefine the delimiters.
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4 lines long.
0001: COMMON /SOMETHING/ FIRST, SECOND
0002: IF UNASSIGNED(FIRST) THEN CRT First Not Assigned
0003: IF NOT(FIRST) THEN CRT First is zero
0004: CRT FIRST
RUN TEST.BP TEMP
First is zero
0
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Rob,
As a comment, at my last company all our development was (and as far as I am
aware still is) done using UniVerse on Linux. This was a combination we used
for over 10 years. Stable certainly.
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to specify GDI mode. Not all printers will work with a
generic/text only driver. One of mine ( a Konica Minolta colour laser) only
works in GDI using the correct Konica drivers.
i.e.
SETPTR AT \\myserver\KONICA,GDI
Where KONICA is the share name on myserver.
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)
Not the best VBScript in the world but it should fall over quickly if there
are errors grin
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do?
4. If local, can you set the printer to FILE (printer-Properties-Ports)
and see any output?
5. Are the printer drivers locally installed?
6. If remote, try setting up the printer as a local printer (on
\\machine\share) an try using the generic/text only driver.
Brian
Folks,
I've been
is a headache for someone and an
overhead for everyone: but however much management it takes, it is still a
lot less than the time and expense of trying to reconstruct a revision when
you haven't got everything in place. It only takes one disaster...
Brian Burned and Learned
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and use a
precompiler to handle the differences)
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One
CUSTOMER.SURNAME TO 1
So I can reference:
CustomerRecCUSTOMER.SURNAME
Above all, be consistent. There are many good practices out there, most of
them are common sense but they only work if applied consistently.
Brian
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I may have missed something but maybe an empty string value
is accurate for the year .
The way we are treating our planet whose to says there will
be any computing going on anyway.
But, but...
Isn't that when Windows Longhorn is finally scheduled for release?
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the NuSOAP library.
This sounds like a good subject for a discussion paper in the knowledge
base...
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Look in the uv account at BP ED.B.
Around line 270 it has:
* E2835 UPCASE if casing is insensitive
IF ECFLAG THEN SENT = UPCASE(SENT)
It is one of a number of bugs regarding sentence casing I've found.. Try
using the DELETE command on an item in a lower case file name.
Brian
On the plus side, given current hardware costs a decent twin Xeon server
probably costs about the same as that old terminal beastie ...
Brian
Oh for the glory days of a simple terminal for every user...
(just kidding, for me I want a quad processor Opteron machine
with lots of
memory
negotiation).
3. What is the performance of the server like? Are they running a screen
saver? (Dc might be more performance sensitive than telnet?)
4.could it be the client PCs? Is DC chewing up CPU or fighting for
resource(library/socket/spyware scanner issues?)
Strange...
Brian
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containing the name of each field in
the association:
1PH
2field field field
2. Put the name of the association on line 7 of each D/I or V type
dictionary in the association.
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Amen.
I know it's mostly a 'legacy' thing, but I hate seeing interface-specific
formatting considerations contained in the processing logic.
Brian Grayson
Tony Gravagno wrote:
that's one of the benefits of modularization and
exposing code as UI-independent rules, which is after all what
machine and run the program 'in place'.
You can execute the script by calling the CSCRIPT.EXE program in your
Windows directory passing the script name.
Email me offlist if you need an example of a VBScript with UniObjects.
Brian
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Tom
Yes you can.
For the complete syntax, type
HELP SQL CREATE TRIGGER
at TCL. This gives the argument list for the trigger subroutine.
I seem to recall that if you are going to access the file from various
accounts, the trigger subroutine needs to be globally cataloged.
Brian
licences and start a large number of phantoms,
each of which could then open a port and run an interactive session.
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setting up the account and don't mind waiting until
the end of time for it to complete ...
Regards,
Brian.
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Any include files that would confuse the debuggers line numbering?
Brian
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Hi all
?
Thanks,
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= SQLExecDirect(@HSTMT, TCL)
0006 RETURN
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Subject: RE: [U2] UVODBC procedure call from VBScript
Hi, Mr. Jordan.
I've been
dbRS.Fields(TITLE)
dbRS.MoveNext
Loop Until dbRS.EOF
End If
Hope this helps,
Brian
This is exactly what I wantto do. However the VBScript syntax
is where I'm getting stuck. How do I set the arguments... I
know with uvobj sub calls you need to set the parameter
values
Thanks for all the responses,
I'll pass these on to the client.
Brian
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Subject: [U2] Win2003 Serial Printers
All,
One
Hi,
I don't see that you're passing any arguments. Assuming that you are in fact
connecting, try:
SQL = CALL MYSUB ('ARG1','ARG2');
IMHO, the UV docs really should contain an example for every definition.
Brian Grayson
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Brian,
This is exactly what I wantto do
Is there a way to force UniVerse to report only the user name portion
without the domain prefix on Windows? e.g. @Logname = administrator not
MYMACHINE\administrator?
I seem to remember there was one, but I can't remember how.
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Brian, try this registry change.
Paul,
Thanks. Worked a treat (unlike my failing memory)grin
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a Loop around the reads/writes to check the On
Error value.
Brian
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Subject: [U2] DATABASE write problem
Hi,
I
Bjorn,
A quick look with Dependency Walker shows it is exporting a set of functions
for SSL, RSA encryption and certificate (X509) services.
So I guess it is part of the UniVerse SSL support.
Brian
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OK. I'm trying to find the link for the UV PE download.
Does anyone know what it is.
Best bet is:
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/search.jspgo=yrs=u2trials
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safely as the outer select is
isolated from the inner one:
Open VOC To VOC Else STOP
Execute 'SELECT VOC WITH F1 LIKE F...', SELECT. FILELIST
Fin = @False
Loop
ReadNext FileName FROM FILELIST Else Fin = @True
Until Fin Do
GoSub DoFile
Repeat
(etc)
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to their calling shell.
Brian
Hello,
Anyone got any ideas on the autologout command on a Unix environment?
We have it working happily on some Windows servers, set to
log people off if they are inactive for 60 minutes, but when
used on a Unix server it drops the user to the Unix prompt
The oldest universe manual I have is dated from Spring1983 and is
Yeah yeah,
SOMEBODY had to go look ... grin
Can we throw the inevitable my manuals are older/wiser/more
dog-eared/obsolete than yours discussions over to the community list?
Brian
Walking on hind legs? That'll never catch
the index path so you can rebuild.
Copying files with indices attached is one of those gotchas that frequently
messes up systems, particularly if someone wants to make a test account on
the same machine and ends up with test files accessing live indices.
Brian
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Copy the catdir from windows over the top
Untar the UNIX catdir to put back those programs only
tar xvf catdir.tar
If B) above, recompile and recatalog.
5. Check out all the usual stuff: file pointers, UV.ACCOUNT entries,
secondary indices ...
Brian
What are the steps needed
easier for multivalued
fields and for filtering such as WHEN clauses.
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Bob,
Insert br between each line.
Brian
I suspect that I need to pass a line feed of some sort into
word but the usual char(10) and char(13) do not do the trick
Has anyone seen this before and found a fix ?
Many thanks
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on those stakes. 120MB to load the Delphi
2005 IDE. Restart every hour to clear memory leaks. Urgh. Having used Delphi
since the week it came out, I almost gave up there. If it weren't still the
best compiler around...
:-)
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might find the best way would be an MSDN subscription, that includes
VPC and sufficient Windows licences along with all other goodies.
Depends whether you do Windows development as well.
Brian
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that include personal editions of each
of the databases so I can unzip them for installation testing. Saves a
huge amount of time.
Brian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 29.06.2005, 08:11:46:
I'm interested to know if anyone is using virtual environments to run UV -
eg Virtual PC under Win or LPAR under
at a time but using ReadBlk with a
reasonable block size, counting delimiters as you go.
3. Shell a 'wc -l' on the file and capture the output.
Brian
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Does anyone know what the various services listed correspond to?
uvcs - UniObjects (UniVerse)
udcs - UniObjects (UniData)
defcs - UniObjects default if the database type is not specified in your
connection details.
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Shuchi
Type 1 and 19 files are operating system directories.
How are they damaged? Missing .Type1 entry? File names stored without
mangling?
These may need to be repaired at the OS level. Which OS are you using?
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Hi Pankaj,
Try:
UNLOCK ALL
to remove all locks.
Try:
HELP UNLOCK
to learn about the UNLOCK command.
Brian Grayson
Pankaj Gupta04 wrote:
Hi All,
I am facing a strange problem with the locks. When I executed LIST.LOCKS
at universe prompt, no locks were shown but when I executed LIST.READU
.
UNLOCK USER usernumber ALL
Brian
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Subject: [U2] How to release locks (LIST.READU)
Hi All,
I am facing a strange
Hi Martin,
I agree. Personally, I always use UNLOCK USER [userno] [option].
The poster stated:
I tried to CLEAR all the locks but was not able to do that.
The poster seemed to state that he wished to clear all locks.
Brian Grayson
Martin Phillips wrote:
Try:
UNLOCK ALL
to remove all
...
SomeValue = Itype(MyDictRec)
Useful for dictionary driven routines e.g. export routines/screen runners
etc.
Brian
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in this thread.
But then that might be overcomplicating matters..
:-)
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we're stuck with it.
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Mary,
If you log into UV PE on Windows as an Administrator user, it will ask you
for the directory to which to connect. If you specify a directory that is
not yet a UniVerse account, it will further prompt you to set it up. Much
quicker than using UniAdmin.
Regards,
Brian
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One nice advantage of functions, is that they must fit the DEFFUN.
Which means that the compiler can check typos and that the correct number of
arguments are supplied - unlike a CALL which is only resolved at run time.
If you have finger trouble, that can add a little more certainty grin
Brian
Oh dear, I feel the flood gates opening...
Please resist.
grin
Brian Binary? Luxury. We couldn't afford ones AND zeros.
Gyle,
64KB? ROTFLMAO! The first Microdata machine I worked on had
16KB, and ran a medical billing service bureau. It had 1
50MB disk drive and ran as slow
roll a very simple socket
based routine to send and strip out the required data from the SOAP packets
(this was before callSOAP was added). I wrote a short article on how to do
this for the U2UG with a simple example: if you like I can dig it out and
send it you off-list.
Brian
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George,
It really matters what flavor you're running.
If you run a flavor that puts the overspill in element zero, you may be ok.
If you run a flavor that puts the overspill into the last element, that
might mess up any accesses to that element in the existing code.
Brian
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Hi Joe,
You can download Windows Services for Unix 3.5 here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/sfu/default.mspx
Brian Grayson
Joe Walter wrote:
Thanks Colin.
That sounds like a good approach - creating windows verions of the unix
commands
that is.
I might be able to pull
Claus,
Since the MATCH operator handles alphas OR numerics and not both, this is
the closest I can get using a pattern match:
GoodEmail = ( Convert(_.1234567890,,Email) Matches
1A0A'@'1A0A)
Brian
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entries into the local dictionaries
edit the file pointers to include the path to the live data portions
As one way to do this, you could download an evaluation copy of mvQuery and
use the admin facilities to create a reporting account. That effectively
does those stages above.
Brian
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have the control to be able to free resources
when I need, rather than waiting for the framework to do it for me...old
habits die hard I guess.
Brian
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To: U2-Users (E
is set to S
Brian
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Subject: [U2] ODBC text field
I am having trouble importing a multivalued field into SQL via odbc. I would
like
As String
ACmd = Sess.CreateUniCommand
ACmd.Command = SELECT VOC LIKE B...
ACmd.Execute()
ASelect = Sess.CreateUniSelectList(0)
T = ASelect.ReadList.ToString
MsgBox(T)
Brian
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catalog items:
* Version Stamp
* -
VERDATA=''
VERDATA := 'Version=001001009;'
VERDATA := 'VerDate=12345;'
VERDATA := 'VerProd=TOOLS;'
VERDATA := 'VerCopy=Copyright Brian Leach Consulting Limited;'
VERDATA := 'VerCo=Brian Leach Consulting Limited;'
VERDATA := 'VerDesc=Description
.
Brian Grayson
Ed Clark wrote:
As a curiosity, how many people have used universe gci or the unidata
equivalent with CALLC/CallBasic to extend the capabilities of U2? When I see
comments like the one below (suggesting that only newer versions of U2 let
you use sockets) I always wonder about
I'm cross-posting this for a member of the rbsolutions list.
Thanks..
Brian
Can you tell me where I can find RedBack training?
I am a Universe Basic programmer and very well versed with it for the past
20 years.
I am in the New York area and have an open availability.
Thanks,
John
, DesignBAIS and others).
This needs either a very short answer, or a very very long one.
Tell us more about what you need to do.
Brian
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that there were just
too many variations on the SOAP/XML formats to cater for all of them in a
BASIC parser - it became too slow and top heavy. So I moved everything to
the web server and it works fine.
If you want to know more, contact me off line.
Brian
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Dave,
Just a thought - what are you using to edit the INCLUDE source? It is
possible that the last line of the file does not end in a CRLF or LF
(depending on the OS). I've seen that cause similar problems.
If that is the case, go into each include in ED and FILE it.
Brian
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people a set of dictionaries (populated using the
scripts) to play around with safely without messing up the live system.
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using RedBack, small
scale UniObjects pooling through ActiveX DLLs or creating ISAPI DLLs.
Brian
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licencing.
Hope this helps,
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I would also find somebody else to look after the web server and internet
connection side of things if this is for public access. That gives you
someone else to shout atbackspacebackspaceresolve issues with.
Regards,
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Thanks,
Yes I had.
Brian
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Guess you have checked the .ini files which specifies if the responder stays
up - state 1 or 2 I think?
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Text = Subr.GetArg(0)
' Now write the text to the page
Response.Write Text
%
/body
/html
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users and managers to help promote and
justify the use of MultiValue technologies.
If you have access to any such materials that the authors will be
willing to share with the U2UG, please contact me or another member of
the U2UG board.
Thank you,
Brian
On behalf of the U2 User Group.
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You might be *very* lucky and locate the issue using a tool like Dependency
Walker (available free - just google for 'Dependency Walker') if it is a
clear mismatch.
Brian
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Mats,
Clever but not quite there...
That would only work if the subroutine used arg 1 as a return argument.
Brian
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