Hi,
anyone who start unibasic programs automaticlly when you start unidata?
I would like my a phantom process started each time I run startud.
All tips are welcome. Could cron be a way to go?
We are on ud5.2 and solaris 8.
Thanks
Bjvrn
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A 40019 error is a generic Write failure error, which implies that for
some reason the process was unable
to write to FileB.
This being a Type 19 file makes it somewhat interesting. This means it's
trying to actually create an OS
file with the name mentioned, and is unable to write to it.
It used to be that the pdfs were available for download.
It appears now that all pdfs are for ONLINE only reading. Have I just
not found the 'download' section?
Thanks
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We have a drag'n'drop report writer within Visage. There is also the mvQuery product
from Microgen - I'm sure there are others that I'm not aware of.
However, most (all) of these deviate from mv in that they are probably GUI, and
would require a PC for report specification, rather than ye ol'
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When an item is written to a Type1/19 file, the data is first written to a
temp file of the form DBxyy where x is a 5 digit pid# and yy is a
2 digit sequencer. An error during this process, such as creating the temp
file and writing to it, could cause the fatal. If the temp file and
David Tod Sigafoos wrote:
It appears now that all pdfs are for ONLINE only reading. Have I just
not found the 'download' section?
I think you can open them online then click save as. and save on you
local drive.
HTH
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From: Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [U2] Report Writer to Create MVquery Statements
Mark,
ad
There is a utility we call BUILD that is a part of the Nucleus Programmer's
Workshop.
It was designed for non-programmers to create ad hoc queries, and works in
Dumb terminal or GUI modes.
Nucleus also includes a utility
So what is the suggestion?
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An easy way (if you are on a Linux/Unix box), would be to
It is the same limit as the length of a url which I think is 2083.
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Sent: July 22, 2004 11:36 AM
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Anyone know offhand what the limit may be on
I've decided to make an new startscript for Unidata that includes startud
and the start command of my program.
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Fren: Bjvrn Eklund [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dmne: [U2] startud
Hi,
anyone who start
Tsombakos, John wrote:
However, I tried changing the sample code to read from a BP /
source code file and it gives an error -
asjava.uniobjects.UniFileException: This Record was not found.
I even tried using (non java) Uniobjects and got the same
error. Is there a problem with UniObjects
Bill,
How do you do your graphics - using ZPL (Zebra), etc .. Are you talking
about printing images on printers? .. I've done images in ZPL and EPL using
line draw commands before ..
-Chuck
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SB+ has a report writer and an ad-hoq query builder.
Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:One of my new clients (new to MV as well) would
like a program to help them
create their own ad-hoc mvquery reports. Presently, I'm creating a simple
2-section program where the first section indicates the
Below is Lee's suggestion (post)...
In short, Lee is describes how to setup a Universe tape device that uses a file
instead of a block device for reading and writing the i/o stream. Note, I do not
believe this will work on Windows (or so I've been told by Universe tech support, and
a few
Shouldn't the subject line have an AD in there ?
Lee Bacall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Subject: [U2] Report Writer to Create MVquery
Statements
Mark,
There is a utility we call BUILD that is a part of the Nucleus Programmer's
Workshop.
It was designed for non-programmers to create ad hoc queries,
Well, I played around some more, and checks the docs again. The file is a
type 19 file, and using that exact code (chaning the file name of course).
Since type 19 and type 1 are directory files, I changed to use sequential
files:
UniSequentialFile uBP = uSession(TBP, key, false);
UniString uvstr
From: Tsombakos, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I played around some more, and checks the docs again.
The file is a
type 19 file, and using that exact code (chaning the file
name of course).
Since type 19 and type 1 are directory files, I changed to
use sequential files:
Mark,
Our FabGen 4GL includes a report generator that creates reports both in
ASCII code, for character-based terminals and terminal emulators, and in
html for browsers.
Please contact me off-line if you'd like a demo.
Thanks,
Dave
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At 09:21 AM 7/22/2004, you wrote:
It used to be that the pdfs were available for download.
It appears now that all pdfs are for ONLINE only reading. Have I just
not found the 'download' section?
You can download from here.
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/
At one point they
Have you checked the user license count using the Uv license tool. Users
may not be exiting gracefully and are leaving the license locked on the
server. To clean this use UvLicTool with the clean option to release these
licenses. You will find it in the /uv/uv/bin directory. It has options to
I would say that the file B is still being read by the C program or has not
been released. Check if the file is locked before you try to write using a
READL or READU. If you don't use the locked clause it will wait until the C
program releases File B.
Also consider looking at new features of
If the number of records is a concern, why not ZIP/GZIP them -- 1 file can then be
unzipped for your 100K+ records . viola!
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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Why char(253) raise ? I thought the CR was automatically converted to @fm on read (
reverse on write ?)
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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Because if the file is originally a multi-line flat file then when you read
the item, as you say CRs will get converted to @AM.
This gives you a multi-attribute record in memory. Each line of which I am
assuming needs to be parsed and turned into a record.
If the delimiter is an @VM then each
Doyen Klein wrote:
You could at the start of the shell write an 'in-process flag' (simply
create file with a specific name).
As the final step in the process, when completed
successfully, delete that file.
Then .
If [exists(file)] - you know the process failed.
You could also look at
Wendy Smoak wrote:
It seems that CNAME is not a popular UniBasic command.
[snip, rearrange]
X.CMD = CNAME filename :X.ID:',':X.NEW.ID
EXECUTE X.CMD
Its an ECL verb isn't it Wendy?
Is there some history here I'm not aware of, maybe it was unreliable?
I don't think so. I think it is just
Bjvrn Eklund wrote:
I've decided to make an new start script for Unidata that
includes startud and the start command of my program.
Bjvrn,
That would be what I'd do, sort of.
Usually I set up a script in /etc/init.d to start and stop unidata cleanly,
and then I link to it from the
hashing location of the new id is probably not the same as the old id, so
the record will still have to be removed/deleted from the original group
before writing it to new group.
Roger
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