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SELECT BP
CATALOG BP LOCAL
Danger Will Robinson! Warning! Warning!
Do not do this. Stop. No. Baddog.
If you have three different programming files like :BP, NEW.BP and VENDOR.BP
this will overwrite any
to be cataloged globally--triggers for example--and
others you may want to be local or direct.
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In a message dated 2/22/2005 7:00:17 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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Thanks for the reminder. I've um, tested this myself on my development
machine And no, it's not pretty! The application I support uses almost a
dozen accounts to service the main account. Potholes are everywhere as far as
duplicate names in the voc.
I was hoping there was a magic
maybe write a little program that...
1. SELECT THE MD WITH F1 = V
2. EXTRACT THE PROGRAM_FILE FROM ATTRB 2 OR 9 ( minus the .O part )
3. COMPILE PROGRAM_FILE MD_ITEM
voc
===
SEL.WINDOW
001 V
002 /oh_no_mr_bill/mr_bill/MDIPA.BP.O/SEL.WINDOW
003 B
004 BNP
006 PICK.FORMAT
007
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Thanks for the reminder. I've um, tested this myself on my development
machine And no, it's not pretty! The application I support uses almost
a dozen accounts to service the main account
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Which is exactly why it is a BAD IDEA to allow multiple programs to exist
in different code files
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Thanks for the reminder. I've um, tested this myself on my development
machine And no, it's not pretty! The application I support uses almost
a dozen accounts to service the main account
and the moral of the story is: a Source Control System is very good
idea.
On a more helpful note, the bottom of the program object file contains,
in ascii, the path to the source (unless compiled with -T option).
Cataloging moves that binary file to uv/catdir. So you can reverse
engineer that
into all kinds of problems. If you need access to files in another
account set a pointer to the file and stay in the same account.
Re
andy
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a time
bomb from the past!
Allen
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At the VAR I worked, this was against the rules of course.. to put
When you cut and pasted the code you need to save the file as 'index.asp'
not 'simple.asp'. Suggest adding this instruction as part of code.
Regards, Ian Renfrew
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1) The IP number you put in doesn't work? Try pinging it.
2) The username and password doesn't work?
3) The directory for the account doesn't work?
4) You mistyped something from the code?
You can add debugging text to the code to show you how far it got. I put a
Hello right inside the top so I
In the example I used Universe.session.1 as the object pointer. I was
using UVDK2.0 to test it before I sent it out, on a newer version change the
line.
Set Sess = CreateObject(Universe.session.1)
to
Set Sess = CreateObject(UniObjects.UniOaifCtrl)
Vance
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You don't NEED a form action Jeff, you can get the result to come to the same
page without it. I would try that first.
Will
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Oops Jeff also do you have OTHER .asp pages working? I don't enough about IIS
to know how to say this, but does .asp need to be like ... initialized or
something, or started? Or is it just automatic with IIS ?
I'm sure someone knows that answer.
Will
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Jeff after the % and before the if line, on its own line
just put this line
Response.write HelloBR
So that lives outside the if, and see if you get anything
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what I did was combine a x,y location routine with an output message routine.
The x,y coordinates are based on 10cpi and 8lpi makes designing easier. Just
use a ruler to figure your start point. Then my message output routine allows
me to set the cpi size of the output, as well as any font or
First, that last message wasn't supposed to go to the whole group. So sorry
about that.
Second, I will be trying out the various examples I was sent, over the next few
days and report back on what seems the easiest or best or whatever.
Will
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Jonathan is right, but I'd suggest going one stage further removed.
Creating a reference is version sensitive - it expects a specific
version of UniObjects. For safety I would use a CreateObject.
Plus this has the advantage that you can use it inside VBScript (which
in case anyone doesn't know
Here's a summary of how this works in wIntegrate:
To run a specific PC program from a Basic program and pass it an argument, use:
CALL WIN.PCRUN(iexplore, www.ups.com)
CALL WIN.PCRUN(excel, myfile.xls)
To run a program from the file association in the registry, use:
CALL
Steve,
I don't know if you have a solution. But $0.02 is the following
001: X.PROG = iexplore
002: XFILE =
http://wwwapps.ups.com/WebTracking/processInputRequest?HTMLVersion=5.0;
loc=en_USRequester=UPSHometracknum=1Z9366900308642377AgreeToTermsAndC
onditions=yestrack.x=22track.y=9
003:
IMHO as I transverse the whole spectrum (no pun intended) of MV flavors,
including some native clients, the consistency of ED appeals to me. I've
tried using Notepad or other DOS-like editors and while I am very proficient
in those for their own purposes, mixing them with MV data or programs feels
Was the UniBasic program re-compiled ?
--Bill
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I had saved this post for future reference.
do you need to quote the URL? with all those 's and ?'s maybe
wintergate is trying to do something.
BTW, is it supposed to be wwwapps or www.apps and just a typo
for the email?
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Bill, yes recompiled many times - FIBR.
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Was the UniBasic program re-compiled ?
--Bill
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George, tried quoting and wwwapps is what I cut from the browser url.
Thanks. Steve
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do you need to quote the URL? with all those 's and ?'s maybe
wintergate is trying to do something.
BTW, is it supposed to be wwwapps or www.apps and just a
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Bill, yes recompiled many times - FIBR.
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How about ignoring wIntegrate features altogether and use a call to a
subroutine like this:
001 subroutine web.call.url(url,extension,results)
002 if url='' then
003results=''
004return
005 end
006 if extension='' then extension='/ HTTP/1.1'
007 data 'GET ':extension:@am:''
008 execute
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George, tried quoting and wwwapps is what I cut from the browser url.
Thanks. Steve
am on D3/Aix)
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George, tried quoting and wwwapps is what I cut from the browser url.
Thanks
Not cataloged, just running from TCL (RUN BP PROGX).
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What is the meaning of 'FIBR' ?
--Bill
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This may be a round about way, but Ill bet that if you wrote the command to
a bat file on the PC and then did a PCRUN to execute the bat file it might
work. I did the following bat file;
cd c:\program files
cd internet explorer
**Note the next line is all on one line in the bat file. I don't
While in Unidata editor, these are commands, FIBR = file, basic, run.
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What is the meaning of 'FIBR' ?
--Bill
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Is Wintegrate starting up Internet Explorer or is the program not found the
iexplorer execute.
Regards
David Jordan
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George might be onto something. In DOS the character needs to be escaped
using the ^. Try changing all of the in the url to ^.
hth
Colin Alfke
in way too cold Calgary
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do you need to quote the URL? with all those 's and ?'s maybe
wintergate is
, January 12, 2005 4:58 PM
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What is the meaning of 'FIBR' ?
--Bill
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(IEXPLORE,WWW.EBAY.COM)
Using a simple URL may prove if it's the URL, its syntax or the actual
mechanics of IEXPLORE.
My 1 cent.
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Have you destroyed a preliminary script as part of the upgrade? One that does
a SET.REMOTE.ID?
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Goes to show ya...coming from a Pick background I see nothing wrong with the
results. :-)
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Bill,
You're forgiven - but just cuz it's Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Chuck Stevenson, old primate
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Goes to show ya...coming from a Pick background I see nothing wrong with
the results. :-)
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At 06:40 PM 11/18/2004, you wrote:
[snipped]
If person A has the file open and person B does a list, is the updated
information writen when person B ends her list? Or when person A finally
closes the file? In other words, is the header information viewable,
even though someone somewhere is
Thanks! That helped.
-Dianne
Glenn Herbert wrote:
Yeah. I said that in a previous email. The question was simply is
there a way to determine if statistics are enabled and, without having
to delve into the file header, listing out the statistics using
FILE.USAGE is the only way to tell. Of
I've never used FILE.USAGE. Where can I find out more information such as where
the information is stored, is there much of a performance hit while using it,
etc...
Thanks
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You can certainly collect statistics on the number of writes, deletes,
The information is stored IN the file header (see the Stats region if you
have access to the internal file documentation). And the performance hit
comes when you close the file and all the numbers you collected over time
(in memory) is added to the header values, which means you lock down the
Thanks a bunch Glenn
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The information is stored IN the file header (see the Stats region if you
have access to the internal file documentation). And the performance hit
comes when you close the file and all the numbers you collected over time
Is there a way to tell if FILE.USAGE has been set to collect information?
-Dianne
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I've never used FILE.USAGE. Where can I find out more information such as where
the information is stored, is there much of a performance hit while using it,
etc...
Thanks
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I believe if you run FILE.USAGE filename and all values are zero, then
statistic collection is OFF. You enable it using FILE.USAGE.CLEAR; disable
it using FILE.USAGE.OFF.
At 02:54 PM 11/18/2004, you wrote:
Is there a way to tell if FILE.USAGE has been set to collect information?
-Dianne
[EMAIL
I don't think that's correct. I did some tests on this several years
ago. If memory serves, when file usage is ON, counts are held in memory.
They don't actually get written to the file header on disk until the
file is closed.
Or am I mis-remembering again?
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Regards,
Clif
Yeah. I said that in a previous email. The question was simply is there a
way to determine if statistics are enabled and, without having to delve
into the file header, listing out the statistics using FILE.USAGE is the
only way to tell. Of course, you are
correct that IF statistics
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Yeah. I said that in a previous email. The question was simply is
there a
way to determine if statistics are enabled
Comments and responses embedded in the text below.
Glenn Herbert wrote:
Yeah. I said that in a previous email.
Oops. Missed that one. The perils of speed-reading.
Ok. Tried this. Statistics collection can definitely be determined
using the FILE.USAGE command. If they are enabled, the listing
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Yeah. I said that in a previous email. The question was simply is
there a
way
But unfortunately none of this FILE.USAGE stuff will work for the
original poster because his file is DYNAMIC, and FILE.USAGE doesn't
support DYNAMIC files, e.g.
FILE.USAGE A.DYNAMIC.FILE
Cannot process type 1, 19, 25 or 30 file path to file.
And since he's on UV 9.6.2, he can't use Triggers,
Please make sure you have synchronised copies - that is the data and index
files were snapped without the possibility of ANY updates to either of them
for the duration of the copy process.
Worth taking a look at SUSPEND.FILES if in doubt.
Oh - and a sync of course
Regards
JayJay
Rod,
Try SET.INDEX.
The path to the index dir is buried in the header of the data file.
SET.INDEX will let you change that.
cds
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Is their a way to copy a data/index files and not have to rebuild the
index.
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Except when you are trying to string them along from
EQUs, it's a little hard to combine, so I just send the
full code for each command.
I have the following commands:
CALL SETPCLX(x); CALL SETPCLY(y); CALL SETPCLXY(x,y)
of course SETPCLXY does a CALL SETPCLX(x) then a CALL SETPCLY(y)
To keep
You can buts its dangerous because the name of the index can change when its recreate
ot rebuilt
Like this
:CT VOC H
0001 F
0002 ./I_BK.BOOKI00/INDEX.000
0003 D_BP
:LIST H
LIST H 15:14:01 04-11-04 PAGE 1
BP..
ABQATL*11878*DL1896
ABQATL*11878*DL944
ABQATL*11948*DL1896
You can access it via a program but its dangerous because the index reference will
change (or could do ) when its recreate or rebuilt
Like this
:CT VOC H
H
0001 F
0002 ./I_BK.BOOKI00/INDEX.000
0003 D_BP
:LIST H
LIST H 15:14:01 04-11-04 PAGE 1
bp.
1000.00
Piers Angliss ...
quote Simon Lewington
What would be great is if Unidata provided a facility to update an index
in a file programatically. /quote
If I recall correctly, Universe implements indices as Type 25 data files,
so UV could support this
Yep - definitely one to put in the plus
Hello Lora and Scott,
I did this on a Manage-2000 system. What it entailed was creating a list of
every single data file on the system, and then searching every field on
every record on every file on the system and at the field level comparing
that field with every single G/L account in the G/L
Thanks Piers for the ideas... and my apology for the misleading subject
headline.
Piers Angliss wrote:
At this time on a Friday evening, you can't possibly mean this weekend.
So, identify all your uv accounts over the next week and, for each one, scan
the VOC looking for any references in F2 to
And don't forget to do a SEARCH on your source code files (all of them)
in case someone hard-coded an OS path in any of your programs. I
suppose they could have done the same in your PROC files so you better
check them as well.
BobW
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wow, the mighty (friendly) joslyn lives and breathes..smile
hi susan!
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Too large a file for your Unix settings perhaps.
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I found it does not like the mod 181061, sep 16. It
Do you have the disk space for the swap/temp file that the resize command
creates?
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I found it does not like the mod
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Subject: RE: [U2] RE: wIntegrate
Less:
To install the wIntegrate host programs do the following:
1) open a wIntegrate session and log onto the host computer
2) get to tcl (raw tcl)
3) click on Run Script...
4) select the Host folder where the wIntegrate client is installed
5) select inst_pgm.wis
With gvim, I'm editing on my windows pc; then I ftp the source over to
the unix host.
I'll give Paul's suggestion a shot.
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Where
with the extraneous CR's in your file.
Jim
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With gvim, I'm editing on my windows pc; then I ftp
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With gvim, I'm editing on my windows pc; then I ftp the source over to
the unix host.
I'll give Paul's suggestion a shot.
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, Jim
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This may not apply, but my recollection is that unless you specify a
binary transfer type when ftp'ing your ftp client and server should
properly negotiate the CRLF to LF (and vice versa) swaps
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Instead of changing your windows gvim configuration, you could ftp as
ascii instead of binary- that will convert crlf to lf when sending from
dos to unix (and vice-versa).
Scott Ballinger
Less:
To install the wIntegrate host programs do the following:
1) open a wIntegrate session and log onto the host computer
2) get to tcl (raw tcl)
3) click on Run Script...
4) select the Host folder where the wIntegrate client is installed
5) select inst_pgm.wis and continue from there.
I don't know what gvim is, but if you're getting compiler errors on blank
lines, just change them to *. I'm assuming that you put the blank lines in
to make the code more readable?
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I don't know what gvim is, but if you're getting compiler errors on
blank lines, just change them to *. I'm assuming
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
With gvim/vim use
:se ff=unix
to set File Format to Unix
use
:se ff=DOS
to set to Windows/DOS format
:se ff
will show you the format vim has detected in the file from the crlf or
lf only line terminations..
I use this routinely to move files from HP-UX based Universe to Windows.
Paul Protzman
UniBasic FILEINFO(FP,25 26) have the triggers - at least on UD 6.0+
This isn't documented in the UniBasic Commands Reference - so I'm not sure
if I saw it in 'New Features' at some point or found it through trial and
error.
Simon
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Where exactly is the charter on the website?
After logging in and after ten minutes of looking, I gave up.
--Bill
: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 5:14 AM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Re: [UV] Triggers
Is is possible to get a list of all files with triggers?
On UniData (6.0.3), try using this:
OPEN ANYFILE TO F.FILE ELSE STOP
UPDATE.TRIGGER.NAME = FILEINFO(F.FILE,25) DELETE.TRIGGER.NAME =
FILEINFO
Unfortunately under U2 there does not seem to be the LIST.SICA command.
Noah
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In UniVerse triggers
: [U2] Re: [UV] Triggers
Unfortunately under U2 there does not seem to be the LIST.SICA command.
Noah
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Ray Wurlod wrote:
From that I must assume that you're using UniData. U2
means
UniVerse and UniData, two similar but different database
products. There is no actual U2 database.
On UniData the command is LIST.TRIGGER. To find what
triggers exist in a database, you'd have to write a program
It just sounds like you have a corrupt file to me.
Has the file possibly reached the Universe file limit size (varies
depending
on what version you are running I believe) ?
You may have over-quoted a bit .. I couldn't follow what question you were
responding to ..
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We are using sockets on Universe 10 (aix 5.2)
Server side basic looks like this:
Specify Protocol Logging information
RESULT=protocolLogging(,ON,10)
SNDBUF = '' ; RCVBUF = ''
INADDR=
INNAME=
END.OF.TIME = ''
Specify server name and assign handles to each
I bet this is killing the digest users. Only 13 more days. :-)
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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Subject:[U2] Re:
Should this not read:
VNM = TRIM(FIELD(RTVEC8,:,2))
NOT
VNM = TRIM(FIELD(RTVEC8),:,2)
or am I missing something?
Regards
Bjvrn Behr
Programmer
HYFLO Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd
Tel : +27 11 386 5800
Fax : +27 11 444 5391
Try it like this:
0001: RTVEC =
0002: VNM = TRIM(FIELD(RTVEC8,:,2))
0003: END
Bottom at line 3.
: .X BAS
TEST filed in file BP.
Executing the command BASIC BP TEST.
Compiling: Source = 'BP/TEST', Object = 'BP.O/TEST'
Compilation Complete.
Bob
-Original Message-
From:
The way I really hoped would be implemented was to have the index
files exist within the file subdirectory, i.e. all files with
indexes
would be similar in structure to Type30, but have a .index
subdirectory within them. So, from then on, the indexes would be
tied to the main data
IBM could help us here by writing a backward link in the I_INDEX.MAP
that says where the primary file is that the index supposedly
references. If there is a mismatch, error out.
Is there a situation where the current state, where more than one
primary files could point to the same index is a
Funny you mention this. Back in 1994-95 when I was rewriting all the low
level indexing code, we tried to figure out some way to do exactly this,
putting some type of full path or such within INDEX.MAP to point back to
the main file. Problem is, we couldn't figure out a way to safely do this
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Glenn Herbert
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 12:31
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [U2] RE: Copying data between two Universe servers
Funny you mention this. Back in 1994-95 when I was rewriting all the low
level indexing code, we tried to figure out some way to do
-Original Message-
Your administrative users will still get the prompt to enter a path
name but the default path displayed will be the path entered in
local path but the non-administrative users will not be prompted.
Actually the admin users get prompted with the *last* account used by
: RE: [U2] Re: Logging to Universe NT
-Original Message-
Your administrative users will still get the prompt to enter a path
name but the default path displayed will be the path entered in
local path but the non-administrative users will not be prompted.
Actually the admin users get prompted
You are correct! My bad.
Ron White
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From: uniVerse mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 5:27 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] Re: Logging to Universe NT
-Original Message-
Your administrative users will still get
No you don't. None of our users are and they all logon without problems.
Away from the office today so I can check but there is a setting on UniAdmin
that needs to be set. Something to do with account that users attach to.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of D
to enter a path name but
the default
path displayed will be the path entered in local path but the
non-administrative users
will not be prompted.
Ron White
- Original Message -
From: Steve Mayo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 11:53 AM
Subject: Re: [U2
Another trap for the unwary
If you use an operating system copy program to move a UniVerse file that has
alternate key indices, the index subfile pathname stored in the file header
will not be updated. You may need to use SET.INDEX to correct this after
the copy.
I know of one major UV user
Thanks for the input Amy...actually, I have already changed the
networking option to 'any directory' and/or 'any account'...it didn't
seem to help. Any other suggestions would be great.
Thanks,
Kevin
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