The issue is that the Universe user has their maintenance through a
distributor and myself as a reseller, and I believe you can only access
the knowledgebase when a Universe user has support directly through IBM.
That is what I have been told anyway by that distributor and also IBM
when I tried to
Look for any PROCREAD or PROCWRITE statements as well in the programs.
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From: John Hester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: [U2] PROC question
Bob Woodward wrote:
Maybe I'm just missing the
I have a vague recollection of a 1088 character limit some years ago.
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Adam,
Here is how to identify if a VOC pointer is a valid UniData File ... You
will also notice a handy tip in the ELSE clause code.
OPEN VOCNAME TO F.FILE THEN
FILETYPE = FILEINFO(F.FILE,3) ; * Refer to UniBasic Commands
Reference Manual for full list
(For Reference 2 Hashed, 3
Thanks Ray,
That would be about right. As I said it still prints the entire header,
it is just that the header gets interrupted by a CR/LF at that position
and continues, moving everything down a lineI guess I will have to
log an enhancement requestand do a work around.
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Hi,
Thanks for the suggestions, but the files in question actually cause the
session to terminate with a regular OPEN, and don't even trigger the ON
ERROR clause. I need to check the file before attempting the OPEN, so
currently I have
Read actual location from VOC entry
OSOPEN actual location
Phil,
This is something for which the U2UG have been actively campaigning. That
campaign is beginning to bear fruit:
1. There are now a number of articles on the techconnect that are available
'outside' the knowledge base (e.g.the excellent article by Mark Baldridge
publicised on the list
Hi,
We are starting to test MS Firewall Client on our systems and we are
coming across situations where any application that has or uses the
UniObjects.dll; once initiated it works fine until it makes a connection
to the UV Database.
When we shut down the application it leaves an instantiation
Have you tried running guide on the files? If you must do it from UniBasic
then parse the guide output files or read the hash file populated by guide
to determine which have errors and which do not.
Thanks,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
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files in question actually
Working for one of these distributors, I know that IBM have picked up on
this and there is a process available which will allow authorised people
to gain access.
Key criteria are to have the chat with your distributor and start the
ball rolling so that they can process the user requests back to
PQ
10 C Top of Main Menu
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OA number of lines that display the available menu choices ...
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IF # A X
IF A = 1 GO 100
...
IF A = 99 GO 990
You might as well use the multi-valued IF/GO, ie.
IF A = 1]...]99 GO 100]...]990
Where ] is a value-mark character. Then
Do you know how to get the environment variable through
Universe? The jBase code
to get them is:
DUMMY=GETENV('CONTENT_LENGTH',Content_Length)
DUMMY=GETENV('QUERY_STRING',Query_String)
DUMMY=GETENV('REQUEST_METHOD',Request_Method)
DUMMY=GETENV('SERVER_NAME',WebServerName)
and
So the OS between the two servers is still RedHat, just the difference
between 32 bit and 64 bit, correct? Are they the same release, same
glibc, same kernel?
It doesn't surprise me that it would work as Universe on RedHat is 32
bit, not 64, but I wanted to get more details if possible.
Thanks!
I am 100% agree with Phil. It was very frustrating when I had questions
and saw the article titles in KB on IBM site but could not read it.
It is very weird that IBM has KB but does not allow people to view them.
I have not seen any other web sites doing so. The one of reasons people
find that it
I have to ask our tech support (distributor) to forward the articles to
me each time. I saw the articles of titles but I could not open it.
I do not understand what IBM is thinking?
Kathy
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John,
We converted from jBASE about 6 months ago and had to deal with this.
Here's a user-defined function which performs just like the jBASE
GETENV() function.
FUNCTION GETENV(VARNAME, VALUE)
!
* INITIALIZE *
IF ASSIGNED(VARNAME) ELSE VARNAME = ''
FOUND = 0
VALUE = ''
!
*
In UD you can:
DUMMMY = GETENV('CONTENT_LENGTH')
Sorry, not sure about UV.
Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada
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From: John Castilletti
Do you know how to get the environment variable through
Universe? The jBase code to get them is:
If you run it as a phantom, be sure to do a periodic 'CHAIN' of itself
in order to clean up the leftover orphans.
j
On 1/20/06, Don Kibbey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't overevaluate free code! don't like it, fix it. (then send
the results to those of us too lazy to do either...)
--
Don
Hi,
Robert Paterson wrote
Am I right in thinking you are trying to use the idea of a magic
sequence to identify the UniData files?
Yes, that's exactly what I'm trying to do.
If so, I am not sure that such a sequence exists. It does for UniVerse
as has been described in previous discussions.
Still Redhat yep, but in this case it was actually a downgrade to AS 3.2
from AS 3.5 as that's what I had available for testing, as well as 32 vs
64 bit. I had to wipe that system for other purposes already, so
unfortunately I can't check the specific kernel et al versions we were
running on.
Perry,
Thursday, January 26, 2006, 7:05:20 AM, you wrote:
PT John,
PT We converted from jBASE about 6 months ago and had to deal with this.
PT Here's a user-defined function which performs just like the jBASE
PT GETENV() function.
snip
thanks .. that's a keeper
--
DSig
I agree with this. Access became available in October. We are a VAR
ourselves and have hundreds of customers. We became somewhat of a
beta site as one of our power customers requested access back in
August of last year. The whole process is a little confusing because
you are dealing with
I hit the limit yesterday. I think someone at Lynden knows the exact
width. I'll ask.
Louie Bergsagel
Systems Analyst
Lynden Inc.
On 1/26/06, Ray Wurlod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a vague recollection of a 1088 character limit some years ago.
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It's actually to do with an automated resize routine - we only run guide /
resize over files that can be opened by UniData. Unfortunately, as I
said,
in the case of a file I've come across recently, OPEN just crashes out of
the session without
That brings up a question. If your VAR decides to get out of the business
and is not taken over by another VAR does your contract automatically revert
to IBM support or does it just go into limbo until you decide to search for
another VAR or coax IBM into taking it over. I'm talking
You may be best asking IBM support (or your VAR as applicable) for
whether magic values are available for UniData, or to consider them as
something for a future update.
As for running guide, isn't a good idea to know what your standard files
are and when guide is run analyse the output for
If this is a discussion about the uniVerse HEADING (or HEADER) character
limit, it was set to 2050 chars in 1992.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/26/2006 11:33:59 AM:
I hit the limit yesterday. I think someone at Lynden knows the exact
width. I'll ask.
Louie Bergsagel
Systems Analyst
Robert,
I contacted my VAR (EPICOR) and was told no way no how...
Rod Hills
Leupold and Stevens
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I believe ObjectCall was the technology that existed before Uniobjects and
was administered via uniapi_admin (on unix).
Can anyone tell me whether Uniobjects (or whatever they were called at the
time) were supported under Unidata 4 for Unix or Unidata 3.6 for Windows?
Paul
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Time to kick that VAR to the curb! The thought of denying a client access
to information like this is unacceptable.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/26/2006 12:41:52 PM:
Robert,
I contacted my VAR
Get the latest client CD 10.1B I think(being offline etc...)
I've seen similar but it was on a Win2K3 server and sticking on the server
socket so it may not be identical.
Regards
JayJay
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Running Universe, PI flavor, I just got this error:
Printer heading exceeds maximum printer heading of 2048 characters.
-- Louie
p.s. SETPTR 0,350,3,0,0,3,BANNER LOUIEB,BRIEF
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I've got a new URL to download some XML data and although the xml data is
supposed to be nearly identical to what I was getting previously I am getting
errorred out.
This is what I get from the old URL:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
VEHICLEPOSITIONS ticket=a_x
VEHICLE ID=555
No it is something to do with an internal heading buffer I am sure, as
the page is set to 320 wide, and the details lines which are printed
using a print on printer_no line_details print past the end of line
where the header is getting broken at.
My heading is not 2048 though, so that is
I sent this to SB+ solutions but I also thought someone here might have
some opinions.
Sorry if this has been discussed before. I'm having problems getting to
indexinfocus.com to do a search.
Is anyone using UO.NET in an environment that includes SB+. We are and
to get into SB+ we have a
If you run udfile against the file, you'll find that is possible to identify
what is and what is not a UniData file by parsing the output.
You have to be a bit careful about file names - ie don't bother looking at
things that are obviously part files in a dynamic file datnnn or idxnnn or
overnnn
Yes Dave, ObjectCall was the API. I probably have the pdfs on a CD
somewhere if you need to have a look.
ObjectCall went through a few technology iterations which were incompatible
with each other in the early days, but I think by 4.1 UNIX or 3.6 Windows
these were ironed out.
Cheers,
Ken
Or, lookup the existence of a bug, and then tell the var I want patch XX
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Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 6:03 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Knowledgebase access
Kathy,
It is truly horrible that IBM locks up this valuable information. I don't
understand
the reasoning behind it.
Does anyone have any idea what it would cost a single developer to access
the knowledgebase ?
Gordon J Glorfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Time to kick that VAR to the
I used to have a 1 user license which I paid maintenance on, but then
this changed to a minimum 4 user license, so I cancelled as it was not
worth that much money to me. The distributor suggested that I use the
personal edition available off the website instead...
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From:
At 14:50 26/01/06 -0500, you wrote:
Time to kick that VAR to the curb! The thought of denying a client access
to information like this is unacceptable.
In all seriousness, IBM is probably only trying to protect the revenue
stream of its VARs, albeit at the cost of possibly alienating them
At 15:58 27/01/06 +1300, you wrote:
I used to have a 1 user license which I paid maintenance on, but then
this changed to a minimum 4 user license, so I cancelled as it was not
worth that much money to me. The distributor suggested that I use the
personal edition available off the website
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