Greetings,
And the prize goes to Kevin King! He came up with the write answer to
solve my writeseq problem. Of course, he had an advantage since he helped
write the application in the first place. Still, I was stumped and his
answer worked. Thank you (once again!), Kevin.
For those who care: To
One question - why could Kevin's process delete an open file? I thought the
OS prevented that very situation from happening! Or does UD not hold the
item open such that the OS sees it an 'in use by another process'? It
would seem that by virtue of doing OPENSEQ, no one could 'delete' the item
That's something of a mystery to me too. The app that Dana is
referring to is a java app that polls the directory and then consumes
anything it finds. I found it interesting that the Java app could
open a file that was being written to by Unidata, but then again,
we've seen this with credit card
I had a similar situation with my interface with Moen Faucet. The had a
'lock' record scheme set up so that they would write a record indicating
that the were getting ready to upload the data from the 'orders to ship'
file. If my ftp program saw that record, it was not supposed to append to
the
I'm sorry, I don't remember if this problem was occuring under unix or
windows. The following response applies to unix
The OPENSEQ doesn't prevent other people from opening/changing/deleting the
file. In general, there's nothing in unix that prevents you from deleting an
open file either. The file
Here is a snippit of code:
ITOT= ; TOTAMT= ; DTOT= ; DTOTAMT=
*
ITOT=ADVTOT(JPOS3,T)
TOTAMT=TOTALS(JPOS3,T)
DTOT=DADVTOT(JPOS3,T)
DTOTAMT=DTOTALS(JPOS3,T)
*
ITOTTT+OFFSET=ITOTTT+OFFSET+IVAL
TOTAMTTT+OFFSET=TOTAMTTT+OFFSET+IVAL
George,
Variable DTOTAMT previously
undefined. Empty string used.
Was DTOTALS assigned?
Was DADVTOT assigned?
If not, you are possibly attempting to assign one variable to another that
has not yet been assigned.
Here's a viable solution...
IF NOT(ASSIGNED(DTOTALS)) THEN DTOTALS = 0
IF
Are you MAT clearing your totals before filling them?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of George Gallen
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 3:20 PM
To: Ardent List
Subject: [U2] getting undefined errors when varible look defined
(UV/unix)
Here
DTOTALS is a two dimensional array, which has been dimensioned,
however, not all the slots have been filled.
DIM TOTALS(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
DIM ADVTOT(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
DIM PRJTOT(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
DIM REPTOT(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
DIM DTOTALS(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
DIM DADVTOT(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
Hi George
The dimensioned array probably has unassigned values in it.
You can do a MAT statement to assign values to an array
Ie MAT TOTALS =
MAT DADVTOT =
MAT TOTALS =
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of George Gallen
Sent:
Check to see if there is a way to get to
TOTAMTTT+OFFSET=TOTAMTTT+OFFSET+IVAL
But by pass
TOTAMT=
Unless we can see the full section of code that deal with it can not specify
what is the cause but what causing the error.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
Not too hard to do, George ...
DIM TOTALS(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
MAT TOTALS = ''
DIM ADVTOT(MAXNOIR,MAXADV)
MAT ADVTOT = ''
Etc
Mike
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of George Gallen
Sent: Tuesday, 21 December 2004 12:15
To: [EMAIL
Simply MAT var = for all your totals and be done with it.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of George Gallen
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 4:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] RE: [U2] getting undefined errors when
MAT TOTALS = ; for each of the arrays should take care of it.
Tom Dodds
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
630-235-2975 Cell
708-482-4510 Office
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of George Gallen
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 5:15 PM
To: [EMAIL
Hi Folks,
After becoming a little frustrated of seeing and reading the same old
stuff, day in and day out, and IMHO the list not having the same useful
content as previously, I have number of suggestions.
With a number of other groups, a different format is used, a question is
asked, replies are
In a message dated 12/20/2004 7:40:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, Logan, David
(SST - Adelaide) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
snip
With a number of other groups, a different format is used, a question is
asked, replies are sent directly to the person asking the question and
this person then
Everybody answered about clearing arrays etc but no-one (that I can see)
said what the $Rnnn variable is.
:
: What is $R196?
:
It is a temporary variable that the compiler uses for intermediate results.
e.g.
EX=123+234+345
The compiler breaks this down to:-
add 123 and 234 into variable
Everybody answered about clearing arrays etc but no-one (that I can see)
said what the $Rnnn variable is.
:
: What is $R196?
:
It is a temporary variable that the compiler uses for intermediate results.
e.g.
EX=123+234+345
The compiler breaks this down to:-
add 123 and 234 into variable
Hi Will,
Yes it does, it requires discipline and also an acknowledgement by the
group that we all rely on everybody else. If you don't summarise, how
long will it be before nobody bothers to reply?
One of the other lists I subscribe to is the sun-managers list and this
works well. Everybody
Hi Bruce,
Do you really want the full content or do you want the answer? I don't
disagree about Ray W's postings however it stops all the out of office
messages along with a large number of tit for tat postings.
If the zealots wish to continue, they can do it in private. The list
manager used by
Goo'day, again, David,
At 15:13 21/12/04 +1100, you wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Do you really want the full content or do you want the answer? I don't
disagree about Ray W's postings however it stops all the out of office
messages along with a large number of tit for tat postings.
Is filtering out the OOO's
I agree with Will on this one David. As the former host and CyberSpanker
of the list, I am skeptical that these summaries would be posted. After
watching the traffic for almost 10 years, I could tell you who would
even post a thank you, let alone those blessed souls who would report
the final
Full content. A lot of times watching how someone else is thinking is
more instructive than what they are thinking.
For a problem, an answer is enough. To learn how to solve a class of
problems, watching the process that more experienced (or even just
different) techs go through is an
David,
What I do is subscribe to both the list and the digest. That way I can
skim and delete the individual messages as they come in (from the list),
still have all the content if I need it later (from the digest). To
control bandwidth, I have them going to two different names, so I can
opt
24 matches
Mail list logo
