Hi,
Is it possible from inside a UniBasic program to identify whether or not a
VOC pointer points to a valid UniData file? Currently, I have a routine
which OSOPENs and reads from the file and compares certain bytes at the
beginning of the file which appeared consistent in my initial checks,
Ken - the nightmare was in the time and effort to get it setup for
100+ accounts and 1000 users. Once done it did work, tho they did have
the odd hickup.
On 1/19/06, Ken Wallis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Symeon Breen wrote:
> >
> > I know some people who did the transaction logging and replay
Thanks very much, Mike, I'll probably give that a shot myself just to
see what happens.
Mike Pflugfelder wrote:
The licensing and the files / pointers that you mentioned earlier were
the only issues that we encountered. Once all of that was taken care
of, it's very simple to just move the 'app
Is there anyway to pool these such that we're not eating up license
seats? We're just moving into this area ourselves.
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Hi Kathy,
If you are on Unix, I believe each database connection spawns a separate
process, with uvapi_slave in the command. So you could just do a p
Adam,
I just use the OPEN command with the THEN / ELSE clause.
Thanks,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
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Is it possible from inside a UniBasic program to identify whether or not a
VOC pointer points to a valid UniData file?
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If you do, I'd love to hear how it works out for you, either on list or
off.
-Mike
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We have a program that simply opens the file. If it's not valid it takes
the ELSE clause.
Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
>-Original Message-
>From: Adam Eccleshall
>
>Hi,
>
>Is it possible from inside a UniBasic program to identify
>whether or not a VOC pointer points to a valid UniDat
That's what RedBack is for. You might look into it.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/25/2006 08:36:52 AM:
> Is there anyway to pool these such that we're not eating up license
> seats? We're just moving int
On 1/24/06, Vance, Kathy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You guys have lots of experience on using UniObjects. May I ask "How do
> you manage the DB connection with UniObjects? How could I check the
> number of DB connections in UniVerse while a web based Java app is
> running?"
Guessing that you me
The U2 engineering has, and continues to, create tools and APIs to support
UniVerse/UniData databases integration to the industry emerging technologies
and frameworks such as J2EE, Web Services, SOA, XML etc.
Realizing the need for the U2 community, who are not experienced in Java or
J2EE,
Without X-Windows, it appears that the HP-Ux JRE/JDK cannot be installed.
Thus, it seems that JRE/JDK is a tool... strictly for the well-to-do... and
those of us with legacy workstations... otherwise gathering dust in the
corners.
--Bill
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I am trying to use eval to format a response from a uniquery list. This
works if I use dictionary items but for some attribute there either is
not a dictionary or it is pointing to an incorrect attribute.
How can I use an attribute directly?
Hypothetical Dictionary Example:
list thisfile eval "p
Jeff,
For the "something.else" use @RECORD. You could
even use OCONV(@RECORD,"correlative") if the something.else
requires formatting before being added to the output string.
list thisfile eval "prod.num:'|':pck.qty:'|':@RECORD<###>" fmt "255l"
-OR-
list thisfile eval "prod.num:'|':pc
*Extremely* preliminary testing indicates no problems moving from a
X86_64 based SunV20z to an x86 based IBM x345, and from the RH 64 bit OS
to the 32 bit OS, works fine. I'm not going to be able to do any testing
further in depth because we need to reallocate the qlogic cards,
unfortunately, b
You can use any expression valid in a virtual attribute. So:
list thisfile eval
"EXTRACT(@RECORD,40,0,0):'|':EXTRACT(@RECORD,53,0,0):'|':EXTRACT(@RECORD
,<>,0,0)"
In this case the <> will prompt you for the attribute
number to use
Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Alberta
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use EVAL "@RECORD<40> | @RECORD<53>" etc
basicaly anything you can use in an I type dict item, tho there are
restrictions I believe on number of levels.
On 1/25/06, Jeff Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to use eval to format a response from a uniquery list. This
> works
Hi folks,
Maybe I'm just missing the finer points of PROC processing. I've got a
MENU proc that's structured like this:
PQ
10 C Top of Main Menu
OA number of lines that display the available menu choices
...
OEnter choice +
IP:
IF # A X
IF A = 1 [PROD.PL PROG1.PROC
IF A = 1 G 10
...
IF A = 99 [P
Bob,
This is from memory, so I trust someone will affirm/correct my
prognosis, but isn't the PIB (primary input buffer) cleared when you
execute the program. So when you return, A (or answer, A1 assumed) is
now null?
-Baker
>My problem is when I come back from one of the PROGxx.PROC's, I'm not
g
Bob,
Does the called PROC have an "RI" in it by any chance? That
would clear the input buffers and leave nothing for the original PROC to
use in the "IF A" statement.
--Ron P.
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Sent: We
Something in the far reaches of my mind tells me that you need to do
something like use a left paren instead of a bracket, like
IF A = 1 (PROD.PL PROG1.PROC
Can't try it right now to verify, though, sorry!
-Dianne
Bob Woodward wrote:
Hi folks,
Maybe I'm just missing the finer points of PROC
Colin,
This worked perfectly.
Thanks,
> You can use any expression valid in a virtual attribute. So:
>
> list thisfile eval
> "EXTRACT(@RECORD,40,0,0):'|':EXTRACT(@RECORD,53,0,0):'|':EXTRACT(@RECORD
> ,<>,0,0)"
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If this is for universe, the problem here stems from the fact that your
[PROD.xx procs are stomping all over the buffers of the main menu proc.
There's not really much you can do about that, but you could modify your
main proc slightly as follows:
0001: PQ
002 F-OPEN 1 VOC
003 XNO VOC
004 10 C
Two thoughts,
1) Change the "IF A =" to "IF A1 =", i.e. specify the input buffer.
2) Are any of the PROGxx.PROC doing an RI? This will clear the input
buffer.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Bob,
If A1 gets overwritten in PROD.PL PROG1.PROC, then it won't be 1 when you
come back to the menu proc. Are you being careful to preserve the value in
A1 when you are in the called proc?
Susan M. Lynch
F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
(781) 340-9255Support fax # (508) 437-0093
Confidenti
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/25/2006 04:10:18 PM:
> 2) Are any of the PROGxx.PROC doing an RI? This will clear the input
> buffer.
Doesn't matter. The simple fact of using '[' to initiate the subroutine
PROC
was enough to cause the automatic clearing of the buffers.
And using '(' will cause t
Bob Woodward wrote:
Maybe I'm just missing the finer points of PROC processing. I've got a
MENU proc that's structured like this:
PQ
10 C Top of Main Menu
OA number of lines that display the available menu choices
...
OEnter choice +
IP:
IF # A X
IF A = 1 [PROD.PL PROG1.PROC
IF A = 1 G 10
...
I
> which OSOPENs and reads from the file and compares certain bytes at the
> beginning of the file which appeared consistent in my initial checks,
> however some valid files don't match this pattern. Are there any more
A year or so back, someone posted the /etc/magic settings for UV files, but
As always, the top quality abilities of the folks on this list keep me
in awe.
My major flaw was in the assumption that PROC processing is like PROGRAM
processing. I now know that there is only one set of buffers, period.
Next were the good suggestions on how to properly accomplish what I was
wan
Bob:
Since the PROC buffer is getting trashed by the called PROC change the menu
PROC to a more suitable format like:
PQ
10 C Top of Main Menu
RI
RO
OA number of lines that display the available menu choices ...
OEnter choice +
IP:
IF # A X
IF A = 1 GO 100
...
IF A = 99 GO 990
O
O That is not a v
Is there a maximum length that the contents of the variable in a
HEADING ON printer_no heading_variable
BASIC statement.
I have a variable containing multiple lines of heading, separated by 'L'
and the output seems to have an extra carriage return line feed at
around 1000 characters.
I am wonde
Has anyone heard, if and when people who do not have their maintenance
directly with IBM will have access to the U2 knowledgebase?
Does anyone else find it utterly frustrating that you cannot see
articles in their pertaining to U2, such as how-tos etc?
It does not do any favours when looking at d
Hi Phil,
We looked at this a while ago and asked the question. The response is to
"use the clients licence to access the knowledgebase". We provide
support for a number of u2 sites but cannot get any direct access. This
tends to make it difficult for call logging etc. however to give IBM
their due
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