There's a UDT.OPTION which determines how DATA statements are processed.
You'll have to look up which it is. I think the mnemonic is something like
PRIMEDATA - Prime and PICK behaved differently on this so UniData has an
option to control it.
Incidentally, there is no such thing as an 'MCD
Ok so we're just talking cross purposes.
Is this what you're saying:
mvBase is a wrapper for a VM. That wrapper can only only run under Windows.
The VM it wraps, however, is hardware independent and could be ported if
anyone had the code and the desire to produce a new wrapper e.g. for Linux.
I
Troy,
IF you want more rigour in the selection, you can switch to an SQL
selection, e.g.
SELECT @ID TO SLIST 0 FROM MYFILE WHERE MYDATE = '31 FEB 04';
This will fail date recognition, swap to string recognition and then throw
out the statement because of the data type mismatch.
Brian.
I seem to remember that there is a way of executing a Paragraph stored
in a file other than VOC without creating a pointer in the VOC to
reference it. I may well be wrong though!
Anyone know if this is possible or not?
The information contained in this email is strictly confidential and for
Adrian,
You can call a paragraph from a PROC, thus:
CT VOC RUN.PA
0001 PQN
0002 [%2 %3]
You use this to execute paragraphs by specifying the file and paragraph on
the command line, e.g.
ed scan.pa HELLO
New record.
: i
0001= PA
0002= DISPLAY HELLO WORLD
0003=
Bottom at line 2.
: fi
Earlier on, the moderator mentioned to take the history portion of this
discussion to the U2 community list .. Where / How do we subscribe to the U2
community list?
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I don't dare mess with the UDT.OPTIONS on this system. It was installed
before me, I just do app programming and simplistically concluded that
things were set for MCD as PQN (real) procs work.
Thanks.
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Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/12/2004 09:28:03
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I don't dare mess with the UDT.OPTIONS on this system. It was installed
before me, I just do app programming and simplistically concluded that
things were set for MCD as PQN (real) procs work.
Don't fear UDT.OPTIONS, embrace
Tim,
Does that mean that if I am from the Pick background instead of
prime I can set the switch and it will have no effect on the new .NET
C# implementation. The docs recommend that you use the unidata
settings.
Thanks
grs
Don't fear UDT.OPTIONS, embrace them. Bear in mind that you're not
Don't fear UDT.OPTIONS, embrace them. Bear in mind that you're not
changing anything system-wide. You're only impacting the session that
invokes them. You can do some wonderful things by flipping these bad boys
on and off.
Yes, like create a support nightmare when someone forgets to reset the
On UD you can read and then execute.
READ PARA FROM P.FILE,'PARA' ELSE STOP
EXECUTE PARA
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George Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/12/2004 10:56:00 AM:
Does that mean that if I am from the Pick background instead of
prime I can set the switch and it will have no effect on the new .NET
C# implementation. The docs recommend that you use the unidata
settings.
Not a problem. You
Chuck,
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John,
Thank-you for the response. I'll pass this on the the Unix admins but,
gosh, I doubt this is the case. They've tons of experience with about
80 HPUX systems in the data center, only 4 of which have UV on them.
Thay've never seen this performance problem on any other HPUX system.
By the
Gordon,
I'm not sure I follow you.
We use shared memory for most of the heavily-used utility routines and
big entry programs that get run simultaneously by multiple users. I'm
pretty comfortable that I've chosen programs wisely. As I understand
it, each of those programs will be loaded into
For us new-bees to the group (points to self).. What are the Digest lists for?
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
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For questions such as the one you just asked :-)
Not really programming questions, but meant for the same community. This
way the achieve would get filled with fluff and/or the moderator doesn't
have to remove those topics from the achieve to keep it on track.
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version of the lists. They are sent whenever the digest exceeds a certain
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While Ken's reply is absolutely correct, I would advise anyone to avoid the use
of DATA statements. They work as advertised for simple applications, but they
don't scale very well. Here's an alternative for interprogram communication
that is easily understood, works well and scales well too.
This works for me:
1) .S200 to expand the stack size to 200 lines.
2) .P to turn off the proc commands i.e. anything not typed at TCL.
Note: can be helpful to toggle it back on during debugging to get a
detailed list of exactly what got run during a job stream.
.Q (not listed below) displays your
We have a DG Intel server running UV 9.6.1 and seem to be missing writes.
We have a series of writes, 4, in a row within a basic program and sometimes
it seems that one of the items is not updated not written. Has anyone
experienced a similar problem. I know it's a long shot, but the customer
Tom Dodds wrote:
We have a DG Intel server running UV 9.6.1 and seem to be missing writes.
We have a series of writes, 4, in a row within a basic program and sometimes
it seems that one of the items is not updated not written. Has anyone
experienced a similar problem. I know it's a long shot,
Allen,
rant
talking of achieve s (Ms$ spellchecker ?) getting full of fluff
1. What has your post got to do with PICK Assembler Language ?
2. As I understand it, the Digest is a consolidated posting so that
subscribers receive a number of postings grouped by (sometimes totally
irrelevant)
For a number of releases of UniVerse the SYS.MESSAGE file shipped with a TAB
character in the CONV field in its file dictionary, which caused this message
any time one tried to list the SYS.MESSAGE file.
Check the CONV field of your file dictionary for invalid characters in the
conversion
Sorry, I misunderstood the question, but my dog ran away this morning, my
mom who is in Hospice care and expected to live only another month fell down
and bloodied her head, I have a cold that just won't go away and just
basically am having a really crappy day.
Have fun ranting, btw it's bad for
If I copy a data file and it's associated universe index files to
another account. I have to execute a SET.FILE to re-assign the path to
the location of the index.
Unfortunatelly I'm force to rebuild the index too, even though the index
represents the data correctly (OS level copies are done).
Yeah, but sometimes the response blows away the stress, and I'm told that's
good for the blood pressure
All the best,
Piers
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Sorry, I misunderstood the
Well not really an Ad since it's free, but I wrote a better TCL stacker, it's
on my website
http://members.aol.com/fft2001/prof/
I haven't worked on the download logic for a few years. And don't call me for
support :) And all the code is Pick BASIC.
Will
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Hey Will,
Just went to your site and saw that you have Foster Farms as a client. What a
coincidence! I was stationed at Castle AFB in Merced California as a B52
avionics technician. From our flight line, I got to smell Foster Farms every
day for about 3 years! Just love those chickens -
Sorry all, this was only intended for Will.
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Hey Will,
Just went to your site and saw that you have Foster Farms as a client. What a
coincidence! I was stationed at Castle AFB in Merced California as a B52
avionics technician. From our
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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