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Wendy
Sorry for the long answer, and some of this sounds like it may be too late,
but you've hit a hobby horse of mine here !
It looks from your example (and apologies if I am misreading this) that you
have business logic and file interaction inside your UO code. That really
makes life hard.
I
Great post Brian
It made me think about some of the code I'm working on right now and I
think I'll make a few changes as a direct result.
Thanks!
Rob Wills
(rob dot wills at tigerinfotech dot com)
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Barry,
Not the CP, but certainly the FR parts.
I've done a lot of Forecasting and Replenishment, also Model Stock. You
can call me tomorrow (718) 762-3884 x 1 or e-mail me off-list. I'm
actually doing a series in Intl Spectrum right now which touchs on some of
these issues.
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Charles Barouch
Thanks to Marc/Victor/Anthony for the responses.
We do have one VB.NET app that uses UniObjects to access the DB --
that's about the only thing I haven't totally exhausted yet...
I'll see if I can find anything odd occurring with those processes.
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The same programmer that doesn't read the manual does an
EXECUTE instead of a SELECTINDEX, and yes, the index already existed
or
A=STR('0',20-LEN(B)):B
instead of
A=FMT(B,'L%20') or for the Universe Pick/Ideal flavor people in the
crowd A= B'L%20'
or
TODAY=OCONV(DATE(),'D2/')
Yes, I wondered about phantoms also -- so I have been manually
monitoring the _ph_ directory over the past couple weeks, but no clues
so far. Thanks for the other observations, they may help also.
The extraneous UDT.EXE's grow in number at about an 80% rate daily, in
relation to the real
I specifically remember being taught
X=STR(0,5-LEN(X)):X
for the 1 concept.
Before the % was allowed, a shorter form was
X=(0:X)R#5
which I recall using until % came about.
On that note, I stole R-10 and C#10 from UD and offered it to D3
hopefully for their next release.
Thanks
Mark
Solution to puzzle :
Month = OCONV(DATE(),DMBL)
D = Date
MB = Abbreviated Month Name
L = Lower Case
On 9/5/06 9:45 AM, Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I specifically remember being taught
X=STR(0,5-LEN(X)):X
for the 1 concept.
Before the % was allowed, a shorter form was
PRINT
JAN,FEB,MAR,APR,MAY,JUN,JUL,AUG,SEP,OCT,NOV,DEC
I WIN!!! GIGGLE
BobW
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I meant all of the months in order. Thanks.
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Solution to puzzle :
Month = OCONV(DATE(),DMBL)
D = Date
MB =
You did mean
OCONV(DATE(),D2/)[1,2] for month, at least in the Western Hemisphere
and [4,2] for the Eastern, right? ;-)
Roger
Mark Johnson wrote:
I specifically remember being taught
X=STR(0,5-LEN(X)):X
for the 1 concept.
Before the % was allowed, a shorter form was
X=(0:X)R#5
which
All the months order (full names):
CRT OCONVS(ICONVS(1}2}3}4}5}6}7}8}9}10}11}12,DM),DMAL)
Abbreviations:
CRT OCONVS(ICONVS(1}2}3}4}5}6}7}8}9}10}11}12,DM),DMAL[3])
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