Glen wrote:
I'm pretty sure that Accuterm has no capability to perform socket
connections using scripts.
It has VBA(Visual Basic for Applications) capabilities, which is
nothing like VB.
That is not my experience. VBA is a lot like VB. I have no experience of
Accuterm but if it has a
Hi all,
I'm hoping that somebody can unearth a gem to help with the following:
I'm working with uniobjects on Unidata 5.2 (Winblows) and have a
situation where a user logs into the system and runs a particular
application. This does things using the Unidata port number - ie, it
writes records
Al,
This works on universe:
TEXT = CHANGE(TEXT, @SM:@SM, @VM:@VM)
TEXT = CONVERT(@SM, , TEXT)
TEXT = FMTS(TEXT, 50T)
TEXT = CONVERT(@VM:@TM, @SM:@SM, TEXT)
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Nope. Tried it with a couple different sessions and no change in
behavior.
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What does the L_filename look like? It stores all of the records written
to the file while the index was disabled. Perhaps a permission issue on
it?
Is the file in use while you are doing this? The disable.index won't
come into effect on a file until it is closed in basic - perhaps that's
also
Can you write the port number to a specific location just before
calling the VB app and then have it read it from that location?
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Has anyone run into problems with UniVerse 10.1.11 on Windows XP SP2. I
cannot get telnet or Uniobjects to work.
Telnet:
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If the system event log: UniVerse error: Unable to bind socket to telnet
port 23. It may be used by other application. WSA error: 10038.
Actions Taken:
I have
David,
I don't know if this will help. We have seen similar issues on Win 2003
servers. Below is a little blurb we have internally on it.
When trying to log into UniAdmin for UniVerse 10.1 on a Windows 2003 server.
This resulted in the ODBC connection getting an invalid user id or
password
Yeah, I did have that exact same problem until I uninstalled the
software I use for my Verizon phone to magically turn it into a very bad
wireless modem. As so as I uninstalled that, telnet and rpc worked
again. It must have something to do with all the various layered TCP
stack products. I
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VB including using standard Microsoft
XML libraries which include methods for sending and receiving XML via HTTP
Do you have example code where you do this?
Thanks
Will Johnson
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In a message dated 8/25/2005 4:28:30 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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Inside the VB app, I'd like to
pick up the Unidata port number, but I can't suss out a way of picking
it up via uniobjects for use in further processing
write it out to C:/Temp/PortNumber or
In a message dated 8/25/2005 6:09:05 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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Nope. Tried it with a couple different sessions and no change in
behavior.
delete index then create it again?
Maybe the index is screwy from some craziness in the past.
Will
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I had a similar problem a few months ago while converting from D3 to UD.
UniBasic lacks the FOLD() function that D3 had. Lots of folks here offered
great advice and I put together this subroutine from the best pieces form
all of it.
SUBROUTINE FOLDER(DATA.IN,COL.WIDTH,DELIM,DATA.OUT)
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No problems. What about putting a wrapper around the disable.index
command to log how it's being run?
What about ODBC access to the account? I'm not sure what it can do to
the index but
Colin Alfke
Calgary, AB
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From: Kevin King
No triggers, thanks. But you may
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VB including using standard Microsoft
XML libraries which include methods for sending and receiving XML via HTTP
Do you have example code where you do this?
Thanks
I would also be interested in
The use of the callable routine !FOLD was suggested a day or two ago. It is
very affective in that it naturally breaks on space. If you use the remove
to display the folded text it save a great deal of coding.
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I'm considering the wrapper idea, but I figure it's easier to put it
under an arcane name for a day or so just to watch. And I've
confirmed no ODBC access to this particular file.
So far so good. Couple of hours now and no problems. Perhaps it was
that DISABLE.INDEX and then the file got
In a message dated 8/24/2005 10:26:39 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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have the client shell out, execute the
function, return data to a local file,
Do you have an example of how to execute a request like that in Windows or
Unix and return the result to a local file?
No triggers, thanks. But you may have hit on something. What if
someone disabled the index, then a program opened the file, the index
was enabled, but the program still has that file open and thinks the
index is still disabled? That might explain a great deal.
I have removed the index and
Kevin,
Thanks for replying. What you suggest is what I currently do, however I
was hoping that some kindly and knowledgeable soul would spring a
surprise on me! I can see that the GetAtVariable method of the session
object can pull in various @variables, and I can also see that, for the
most part
Okay, it's definitely NOT DISABLE.INDEX. The problem has occurred
again, but with a slightly different manifestation.
LIST.INDEX shows the indexes are enabled, built, and no updates
pending. However, when I select the file using that indexed field, I
get nothing. If I disable the index and
What version Unidata and Client tools (especially ODBC driver) are you
using?
Noah
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Subject: [U2] unioledb connection
Up here, in the Great White North, we have to watch the regional
settings. Sometimes using a different date format causes problems -
whether it's the order or the delimiter.
It seems to be a problem with your dates - so this is where I would
start...
Colin Alfke
Calgary, AB
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In my original post, I admitted to not actually using Accuterm. I was
basically saying that if Accuterm supported VBA then it should definitely
be possible to send and receive XML just as you could in VB.
I've since been on the Accuterm site just to check what it can do. It
does seem to have
Sorry dude, been there, done that, bought the shirt. I've done this
exact sequence dozens of times and the problem persists.
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Rodney
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First off. Thanks for the response. Next. We figured it out. We used
an updated driver from our version 6.03??? Unidata disk instead of the
5.2??? Version that was on the old server. I think the numbers of the
actual driver are not that different. But to make a long post shorter
I'll just
Okay, here's some specifics about the problem I'm experiencing:
Alternate Key Index Details for File BIN.QUEUEPage 1
File.. BIN.QUEUE
Alternate key length.. 35
Node/Block size... 4K
OV blocks. 1 (0 in use, 0 overflowed)
To the point where the actual file holding the indexes was deleted and
created (X_ or idx)?
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UD] DISABLE.INDEX from BASIC
Sorry dude,
Interesting. If you have a registered ActiveX or DLL, then you can create an
instance of it using 2K and 2K2's VBA scripting. You
also will need documentation on the methods and elements that the object
contains. I've been using 97 for many years now, so I never
knew about that. I just
Deleted via DELETE.INDEX, removed via rm, and verified via ls.
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Rodney
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UD] DISABLE.INDEX from BASIC
That's precisely how it presented to us. If it was built on an earlier
version it would update OK - but as soon as we rebuilt it just wasn't
right.
Other ideas:
Check the *log files in @udthome/bin. Likely udt.log, udt.errlog, not
sure if 5.2 had udtsort.log?
Make sure you have enough space in
Will wrote:
Tony writes:
have the client shell out, execute the
function, return data to a local file,
Do you have an example of how to execute a request like
that in Windows or Unix and return the result to a
local file?
Thanks
Sorry Will. This is my business. I take the time to
It's even more thrilling when the people looking for the examples
purport to being consultants themselves and are, in effect,
competitors. God Bless ya Tony. Besides, you've reached a certain age
you have the right to be curmudgeonly.
Al
Tony Gravagno wrote:
Will wrote:
Tony writes:
I've tried both the M and S. I only left it M when I saw this index
working perfectly on another site using this same software.
Going spelunking for logs now. Thanks.
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Nothing of consequence in the logs. No udtsort.log, but I looked
through everything else matching *log.
90% free on /tmp as reported by df.
And now it's stopped. It did this yesterday also; stopped in the
afternoon and then came back at about 10am this morning. Man, this is
some weird kung
Ok. What the heck is curmudgeonly and how to you pronounce it! lol!
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
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From www.dictionary.com
Dictionary - Thesaurus - Web
Top Web Results for curmudgeonly
2 entries found for curmudgeonly.
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An ill-tempered person full of resentment and stubborn notions.
Thanks, but the index - for whatever reason - is on the first 5 of 6
! delimited fields in the key.
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Every party needs a pooper that's why we invited you
**!!JUST KIDDING!!**
I too make my living being an independent, and while I may give away small
snippets of code from time to time, I draw the line there.
If I see a .edu at the end of the sender's email address I will usually
Hello all,
Based on Wendy's recommendation, I have moved on to
UniSubroutine as my vehicle for extracting XML reports
from UniVerse. When I run the code below, I get a
UniSubroutineException: Wrong number of arguments
supplied to the subroutine when I execute
getServicePopulation.call(). The
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I stop short of
providing detailed code sequences especially when there are (in this case)
examples provided with AccuTerm itself and in their web forum.
Actually I already asked Pete at Accusoft and he
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I know this is harsh. But every time I post a note like this somewhere I
get flamed by some people for being a grouch
Tony your public insulting is out-of-line.
Thanks.
Will Johnson
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I've since been on the Accuterm site just to check what it can do. It
does seem to have the capability to use VB object libraries and here's a
URL link to a page on their site which goes into a lot of
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