We used to have a problem with the broadcom cards but we replaced all of
these a few weeks ago so that's not it either.
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Sent: 16 July 2004 23:35
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That temporary name specified with the AS keyword can be used anywhere else in the
query that a regular field name can be used, such as selection and sorting criteria.
All of the field qualifier keywords are available in both query languages (RetrieVe
and SQL) so you can, for example:
SELECT
Does anyone out there have any experience with installing UniVerse 10.1 on
an AIX 5.2 box that is running HACMP and are there any know gotcha's or
problem areas.
Thanks
Tom Dodds
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We are experiencing performance hits and the only thing I can think of
is that I recently changed some of our larger files to dynamic (Type
30). So I took a look at analyze.shm -s and lo and behold, I'm getting
collisions and retries on Type 30 files. Here's the (long) output:
ATS [/home/karlp]
Hey Karl,
What type of platform are you running UV on, (and please
include some configuration specifics - RAM, I/O file systems
including type, sizes, free space on these file system volumes,
etc...), OS version and Patch level, etc...
How many files did you convert to Dynamic?
What are the
Hey Karl,
What type of platform are you running UV on, (and please
include some configuration specifics - RAM, I/O file systems
including type, sizes, free space on these file system volumes,
etc...), OS version and Patch level, etc...
How many files did you convert to Dynamic?
What are the
Just got word from tech support to create an empty record named ERRLOG in
UFD file. I've discovered UFD voc entry really points to the file D_UV
in the universe home directory and there are many, many, many records in
this file - some of the huge in terms of number of attributes.
Can anyone shed
UFD is a pointer to the directory in which your Universe account resides. D_UV is a
just a pointer to a known existing dictionary often used when creating VOC entries to
OS directories
The UFD part comes from the Prime Information days where a directory was called a
User File Directory unless
UFD is short for Unix File Directory and is the underlying directory
which exists for each account in your uniVerse system. The files in it
are your account files and shouldn't be messed with.
Adding a record ERRLOG won't have any affect, unless it's lower-case and
only in the UV account
Joe,
UFD, as to my understanding, points to the home directory of the
account you are in, where the VOC resides. So you are actually looking at
the Windows/Unix level information. A type-18 file, for example, is just
one big file/record to Unix or Windows, and would look mammoth!
VERY OFF TOPIC...
Anybody in the New York/New Jersey area know of a good
Web Developer, with the skills...
Intermediate to Advanced knowledge of CSS and HTML, including
creating frames and tables nesting
Intermediate to Advanced knowledge of ASP and ColdFusion languages
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Just got word from tech support to create an empty record named ERRLOG in
UFD file. I've discovered UFD voc entry really points to the file D_UV
It's the UniVerse File Directory - the home directory of the account that
you're logged into (! pwd on Unix, DOS /C CD on NT) ..
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I'm attempting to use READU in the following fashion, but the code won't
compile. However, all is well and runs well when I replace File.VarsI
with f.var1 - in the READU statement.
ERROR.RET =
ERROR.MSG =
f.var1=
CALL OPEN.FILE(f.var1,actual file name,ERROR.RET,ERROR.MSG)
File.Vars1 =
File variables cannot be dynamic arrays. Use DIM arrays or variables.
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From: Shawn Waldie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 3:59 PM
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Subject: [U2] [UD] READU
I'm attempting to use READU in the following fashion, but the code
You can use COMMON and put them into an $INSERT statement.
For example,
COMMON /FILEVARS/ f.var1, f.var2,... and save it as my filevars in your BP file or
any other directory you wish.
Then, in your program,
PROGRAM myprog
$INCLUDE BP myfilevars
.
.
.
OR just copy the common into
I don't believe you can use a dynamic array to store file variables/handles. I
believe they must be elements of a dimensioned array or an individual variable.
Jim
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Sent: Monday, July 19,
Shawn,
Somebody else will undoubtedly answer more technically but a file variable is
a beast you cannot put in a dynamic array and expect to be read correctly.
Use a dimensioned array.
Karjala
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I'm attempting to use READU in the following fashion, but
I'm trying to write to a PC share from Unix.
I'm using smbmount to mount the PC share.
no problem there.
well sort of...
Everytime the share mounts, the permissions of the
are Owner = rwx
Grp = r x
Others = r x
how can I get it to set the Grp rights to be rwx?
OR how can I get it to
Dont you mean poor SAP?
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You POOR guy... If not now, soon to be.
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Platform: IBM 7043-140, AIX 4.3.3.0, UV 10.0.14 with 42 licenses.
I resized 15 total files, of which 8 are basically insignificant. The 7
'major' files I resized were about the same size as they are now as I
kept them pretty close to what I determined to be ideal size. I have
been just trying to
Karl,
The output of ANALYZE.FILE might be more useful than just the raw file
sizes. Try running ANALYZE.FILE filename STATS on your seven major files
and see if tells you anything interesting.
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From: Karl L Pearson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 19,
Did you try passing dmask=0775 to smbmount? As I read the man page,
that sounds like what you want, but I don't have a windows share handy
to try it with. You may need fmask=0775 as well for the files to be
writeable, as well as the directories. This is under RedHat 9. YMMV
Probably a mask of
George Gallen wrote:
I'm trying to write to a PC share from Unix.
I'm using smbmount to mount the PC share.
no problem there.
well sort of...
Everytime the share mounts, the permissions of the
are Owner = rwx
Grp = r x
Others = r x
how can I get it to set the Grp rights to be rwx?
OR how
UV ver 9.6.1.3 on NT.
Is it possible to determine from inside a BASIC program if there is anything
on the DATA stack before executing INPUT?
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Hi All,
we have a site which is experiencing file corruption problems (in one
particular file).
The clients are trying to find problems in their SAN etc, and have
created the errlog item in the UV account so we are logging the
Internal Data Error messages when the corruption occurs (UV 10.0.7,
If the data was stacked using the DATA statement you can use @DATA.PENDING
or SYSTEM(10).
If the data is in the input buffer try;
INPUT VAR,-1
VAR will contain the number characters in the input buffer.
This works with NLS on and using pick flavour.
Regards,
T.
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In UniVerse, SYSTEM(10) will be set to 1 if there is anything on the DATA
stack. 0 if not.
Regards,
LeRoy F. Dreyfuss
Advanced Technical Services - U2 Technology Analyst
IBM U2 Data Management Solutions
Tel: 303-672-1254 Fax: 303-294-4832
Mobile: 720-341-4317
External email: [EMAIL
UV has SYSTEM(10). See HELP BASIC SYSTEM for more details.
Regards,
David
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Barry Brevik
Sent: Tuesday, 20 July 2004 10:23 AM
To: U2-users (E-mail)
Subject: [U2] [UV] DATA stack active?
UV ver 9.6.1.3 on
Hi Craig,
Unfortunately, UV has a number of fatal errors where they don't let you
catch them with the 'ON ERROR' clause. This is one of them.
On one hand, it would be good to catch it, but then again - could your
application gracefully exit from such a critical error? Lots of MV
applications I
Try the On Error with the file open command, the error may be occuring at
the file open.
Have you played aroubnd with the FILEINFO Command, that may pick up the
issue. I have noticed in the path if there is an error with the File
Variable that the on error clause does not work in the read
Since you can't catch those via the program concerned, we merely put a
program in the ON.ABORT paragraph to stop the users being dropped to the TCL
prompt (where even more damage could be accidently be done). An @ABORT.CODE
value of 3 is suppose to indicate an internal and/or fatal error, but
I am looking at a scenario of having a VB client with UniObjects access a
UniVerse database over the internet. I want to make it as simple as
possible for the user, ie to be able to do this by just launching the VB
client on client with internet access. Has anyone done this and what
security
Mmmm...
Not too bad I supposed. I just received my email. 2 hours 8 minutes. I think
there is still a problem...
Regards,
T.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 1:21 PM
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] DATA stack active?
Try the On Error with the file open command, the error may be occuring at
the file open.
Have you played aroubnd with the FILEINFO Command, that may pick up the
issue. I have noticed in the path if there is an error with the File
Variable that the on error clause does not work in the read
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