Here is a definitive list of codepoint values, delimiter names
and, where applicable, system variables that can be used to access them.
Code Name.. Variable Name
254 Field Mark (@FM)
254 Attribute Mark (@FM)
... possibly semi definitive
254 Attribute Mark (@AM) maybe
To all who care or replied to my questions about Wintegrate and/or Accuterm
automatic email.
Accuterm does have automatic email. In fact, they have 3.
Like the Wintegrate program WIN.MLSEND, Accuterm has AT.SEND.EMAIL.OUTLOOK,
AT.SEND.EMAIL.COA and AT.SEND.EMAIL.MAPI all available from their
Greetings to all.
For those of you who are UNIX/UNIDATA/DATATEL clients, how have you
handled the following situation?
We have a need for outside contractors to access our server to do some
development work. I will only accept a secure connection, and therefore
wish to use SSH. Which emulator
I will only accept a secure connection ... SSH
I have successfully used Putty
You could always use Putty to create an SSH tunnel (port forward your telnet
port to that system only) and then use whatever client you like ..
-Chuck
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Greetings to all.
For those of you who are UNIX/UNIDATA/DATATEL clients, how have you
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I have records that contains a mv list of dates, i.e.,
13200:@VM:13312:@VM:13176. I need to store these values in ascending
order, so I: a) convert the VMs to AMs, b) perform a FORMLIST,
SAVE.LIST, SORT.LIST; and c) load the values back into the attribute.
There has to be a more efficient way.
Dawn:
AccuTerm has SSH and it works great. This is probably your best solution if
the outside contractors are developing on UD.
Hope this helps.
Bill
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In a message dated 8/20/2004 6:16:08 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Depends on how you're accessing UV really. If you're using one of the
intelligent emulators (wIntegrate, ViaDuct, Reflections etc) then it's
quite easy and these products have demo programs.
And
In the past I've used Putty and wIntegrate to create a secure connection.
Reference the following link to access the article 'Using SSH security with
wIntegrate'
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/data/u2/newsletter/archive/jan-03.pdf
Regards, Ian Renfrew
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You could write a simple insertion sort routine to reorder the
information. Assuming the list is called DATE.LIST and you want
ascending right-justified sorting, something like this might work:
NEW.DATES = ''
DATE.CNT = DCOUNT(DATE.LIST,@VM)
FOR DATE.LOOP = 1 TO DATE.CNT
THIS.DATE =
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Dawn:
AccuTerm has SSH and it works great. This is probably your best solution if
the outside contractors are developing on UD.
Hope this helps.
Bill
I have to agree with Bill. Accuterm offers
The keys to this problem are the LOCATE and INSert UniBasic commands.
Consider a semblance of a program to do this below...
Date.Array = ''
Date.Count = dcount(These.Dates, VM) + 1
for This.Index = 1 to Date.Count
This.Date = These.DatesThis.Index
locate This.Date in Date.Array1
Hi Shawn,
There is!
There was a thread not too long ago where I assisted Chuck Mongiovi with a
similar problem, this is the code that I suggested and that he debugged :)
His problem was that he wanted a 5 value string sorted by attribute, based
off of the 5th element of the string, and here's
I run on UniData 5.2. I have used the first field conversion and formatting
feature of EVAL by inserting a field that has the conversion and formatting I
want as the first 'phrase' (stuff to first semi colon) of an EVAL statement as
in
... EVAL FIELD.WITH.CONV.FMT.DESIRED;eval I want that
Is anybody running a 75+ UniVerse site on a 2003 server with 1Gb NIC's? If
so, what NIC card and driver version are you using?
David Litzau
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Please note two things:
1. The resulting list (in this case) has only unique dates - it strips
the duplicates
2. No other attributes are also getting sorted.
Depending on your data and file structure this is either OK or *REALLY
BAD*. Of course, it is trivial to update this sample to work with
Thank you for your thoughts, gentlemen.
This is what I wrote before the suggestions reached me:
WRITELIST XL.NEW.LIST ON X.SAVEDLIST
EXECUTE X.SORT.SAVEDLIST
GETLIST X.SAVEDLIST TO 1 THEN
READLIST XL.SORTED.DATES FROM 1 ELSE
XL.SORTED.DATES =
END
CLEARSELECT 1
END
SWAP @AM WITH @VM
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Please note two things:
1. The resulting list (in this case) has only unique dates -
it strips the duplicates
Bzzt!
LOCATE(THIS.DATE,NEW.DATES,1;PTR;'AR') ELSE NULL
NEW.DATES = INSERT(NEW.DATES,1,PTR,0,THIS.DATE)
No matter what, THIS.DATE
I agree with 2, but it doesn't strip out duplicates.
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Please note two things:
1. The resulting list
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Thank you for your thoughts, gentlemen.
This is what I wrote before the suggestions reached me:
WRITELIST XL.NEW.LIST ON X.SAVEDLIST
EXECUTE X.SORT.SAVEDLIST
GETLIST X.SAVEDLIST TO 1 THEN
READLIST XL.SORTED.DATES FROM 1 ELSE
I vote for the locate/insert method! :-D
While the method below works, it will be sluggish compared to locate/insert
especially if the list is large. Try it, you'll like it!
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I think it has to do with how big your lists are. If they are small then
all of the reading and writing in your routine will kill it with
overhead; however, if your lists are large then writing them out and
sorting them there is a known optimization trick. Of course, it will
also depend on how
fyi...i hate when dates are stored in ascending order...
makes locates a :(
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I agree with 2, but it doesn't strip out duplicates.
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fyi...i hate when dates are stored in ascending order...
makes locates a :(
Clarify
Hello,
I know this topic was discussed here earlier, but I still have some basic
questions.
We have a need of communicating between a web portal and universe database
(installed on AIX) through WebSphere MQ. From the previous discussions, I
figured the best way to handle this is by using MQ API
What is the best form of passing data between the web pages
and U2 database
through MQ?
MQ doesn't really care about format of data stored in the message. You should choose
the record format that sending and receiving application can produce and consume. XML
seems to be a popular choice
The suggestion by Karjala did work, but only if a field with the desired
conversion already exists. In the file I chose for a test sample there
were no fields with different conversions, so I had to create a new
field to continue the test. Which was the same work as creating a
virtual field in
Someone mentioned about using XML envelops or fixed length ASCII file for
data transfer.
I wouldn't bother using XML if YOU are in control of the content of the source AND
destination both. Just use comma delimited or fixed length fields. XML seems like
overkill to me.
Now if you were NOT
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