Thank you all for the information. I have since discovered the problem and
how to rectify it.
For those who are interested, I found that when creating Field Definition in
SB+ they create an A type field definition, these cannot be used. When
producing XML in UV, the dictionary type must be a D
Trevor
the OleDB connection property pages include two options: one for allowing a blank
password and one for saving the password.
Neither of these work.
You need to connect using a user name that is passworded, and supply the password
manually when you open your connection.
Regards,
Brian
Jeff,
another option here is, rather than convert or copy your dictionary items,
to use a SINGLEVALUED modifier in the sentence which uses the A type dict.
LIST MY.FILE MY.ATYPE.FIELD SINGLEVALUED TOXML
Another option [documented in the SB+ Server Reference (SBREF.pdf apdx B)],
is to set DMCONT
The COPYI version would be:
COPYI FROM BP PROGRAM CRT NUM.SUP
At 06:20 PM 5/19/2004, you wrote:
Dianne wrote...
In fact the Pick style copy (COPYP) has one very useful feature I haven't
been able to reproduce using the COPYI verb namely the ability to list a
program (or whatever) without the line
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Whenever I propose that people take their existing apps, do some marketing,
and make a go of it in the mainstream world, the conversation often turns
toward but we need more tools. People want the magic silver bullet that
will make their procedural code into event-driven, their green screens into
All of us know that a green screen enables people to be much more
productive than a GUI
-- You need to learn how to write a better GUI.
Ever head of MVC? The display logic used in an application has nothing
to do with what kind of database you use to store the data.
Ross Craig
Alaska Diesel
I've received the latest IBM email newsletter maybe some of you, who don't
receive it, would like to look at it. It has some useful information for our
community. I wonder if IBM would mind my posting it to the list? Maybe they
could send it to the list themselves. Maybe the moderator could see if
Like Jim said. It's likely opening files into named/common. It may also be
setting up some type of system variables into common as well.
You will likely need your app vendor to let you know what needs to be added.
You would then have to call a subroutine of your making to call the setup
the
Im not sure about the posix version. What is it that is missing ? I might
be able to tell you how to get what it is that you need. We are running AS
2.1 and I am not a guru, but I can get around enough to be dangerous.
Anthony Dzikiewicz
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Im not sure about the posix version. What is it that is
missing ? I might
be able to tell you how to get what it is that you need. We
are running AS
2.1 and I am not a guru, but I can get around enough to be dangerous.
Ultimately, I'd like who -Hu to produce output in the following
Peter,
if you can get their uniobjects menu driver to initialise a common then
all you need do is INCLUDE it in the subroutines called.
If there are files you dont want to open globally to all applications you
can set up a common just for a particular application.
If you want some code
Patrick Will Williams, President
American Computer Technics, Inc.
919-567-0042 Raleigh, NC
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UniObjects
Peter,
Has anyone ever had the problem i am having?
Surly im not the only one? Seems there are a few people out there with
UniOLEDB problems with connections.
Thanks
Trev
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