We have people using it. Not with RFS at the moment though.
Which version are you running? As the latest 6.1 or or 7.1 releases are
better options.
Have you broken up your replication into multiple replication servers?
What have IBM or your support provider advised on this?
Robert
This
Angelo
Do you mean ODBC from UniData (BCI) or into UniData (UniODBC?)
For BCI, check the (new) knowledge base at:
www.mvopen.org/kb/
There is an article on there Accessing SQL Data through BCI.
This takes you through the steps and there is demo data/programs available.
For ODBC, I have a
Brian
I have at least 2 who would probably be interested in this, even more so it it
featured RedBack to .net
Bob
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Bingo Brian, It's ODBC from UniData (BCI) and this document Accessing SQL
Data through BCI looks' like it has what I need. Once I get a working
sample program I will post it just so it will get documented in the list so
it can be searched, Or maybe my search criteria UniData ODBC sample in the
Yes, we do it all the time.
My preferred method:
1. Use a database trigger to write to a tickler file
2. Use a phantom process that reads from the tickler file
3. Do the update
4. Delete tickler record
Of course in order for all this to happen you must be able to filter and
format the data in an
AM:
This answer helps a lot. Thanks.
--Bill
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Bill,
Did one trial app using
Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.
It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric, but how?
Here's the code:
239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241: IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
On 5/8/06, Brian Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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 !
(Wow, was it that long ago?) Anyway: Good stuff. :) This is
another one of those posts we need to save. May I put
We've had this problem before. Had to set the buffer on the printer from
'Auto' to the maximum setting and all was well.
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On 6/2/06, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This answer helps a lot. Thanks.
Okay, okay, so we're still curious what you want to do with Universe,
JSF, and AJAX. :)
One of the things on my really long list of things to do is a web
front end for the 'demo' app that ships with UniData.
Usually the non-numeric in an array is something silly like a , - or
a . as they will pass num() tests. However, in your case I would
expect the matches '0N' to pick those up.
It looks like ANS is user input. Any chance there are non-printable
chars in there? Although I wouldn't expect them to
If ANS is a very long string of numeric characters it will cause this.
It will pass the pattern match (and the other tests) because each digit is
numeric, but as a whole it is not considered a number
Iirc, you had another of these around a year ago but I don't recall the
resolution
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any includes?
what was entered when the message rendered?
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That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right.
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We get this error when users enter 1.x or 1X or 2B, etc on code
like that.
Brenda
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be
Stevenson, Charles wrote:
Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.
It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric, but how?
Here's the code:
239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241: IF ANS0 THEN
I'm on Universe 10.1.11 and I execute the following code:
INPUT ANS
SCRATCH = 'HELLO'
IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
IF ANS0 THEN
IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
PRINT SCRATCHANS
END
END
fei:
Aix 5.3. Uv 10.1.12
ANS='0+' or ANS='0++'
Both will match '0N'. And ANS is 0. And you'll get the non-numeric
for the extraction.
But
IF NUM(ANS) will fail.
As to why anyone would type in 0+
rog
Tony Gravagno wrote:
Stevenson, Charles wrote:
Program TIP.LIST: Line 242,
This little program brought a couple of interesting matches out:
FOR N = 0 TO 255
X = CHAR(N)
IF X MATCHES '0N' THEN CRT N: matches
NEXT N
On UD (5.1.27 and 6.0.12) char(0) and char(253) are valid numbers.
Angelo - I have lots - i will send one on to you off list if that is ok
Symeon.
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Angelo
Do you mean ODBC from UniData (BCI) or into UniData (UniODBC?)
For BCI, check the (new) knowledge base at:
www.mvopen.org/kb/
There is an
Could pattern matching be affecting the outcome?
Pattern Description
0X or ... Any number of characters, including no characters.
nX n number of any character.
0A Any number of alphabetic characters, including none.
nA n number of alphabetic characters.
n-mA n to m number of
On 5/31/06, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone doing JSF (Java Server Faces), and/or AJAX, not using RedBack?
Yes. The question was so vague that I'm tempted to leave it at that. ;)
Honestly I'm happier in the 'Action Framework' world (Struts, WebWork)
than with JSF, but I
I had the same thought, but the only thing that will match a '0N' pattern is
an empty string () or a string of 1 or more numeric digits (0-9). The
should have been handled by the first IF -- IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
...
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
http://www.wcs-corp.com
I think Piers Angliss nailed it (once again):
If ANS is a very long string of numeric characters it will cause this.
It will pass the pattern match (and the other tests) because
each digit is numeric, but as a whole it is not considered a number
I tested it and that will cause the error.
We here need a new religion for GUI apps. Right now we are green-screen
with mostly Dynamic Connect and a little wIntegrate.
Because our back-end is HP-Ux, and .Net apps are not supported on a Unix
drive, a Microsoft solution is not viable. We would not want an
intermediary Microsoft server
The U2Logic AJAX approach seems especially interesting. I haven't
downloaded their tools and put them through the paces but I've seen it work.
Personally, I've fallen head over heels in love with .Net and the Micro$oft
integration and power but the rapid response and connectivity of AJAX type
Wendy Smoak wrote:
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
Is anyone doing JSF (Java Server Faces), and/or AJAX, not using
RedBack?
Yes. The question was so vague that I'm tempted to leave it at that.
;)
I'm really not sure what you're asking, because your JSF application
code (whether or not it's
Bill Brutzman wrote:
We here need a new religion for GUI apps. Right now we are
green-screen with mostly Dynamic Connect and a little wIntegrate.
Because our back-end is HP-Ux, and .Net apps are not supported on a
Unix drive, a Microsoft solution is not viable.
Have a gander at a blog
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From: Tony Gravagno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client
Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 19:27:13 -0700
The pack seems to be narrowing to u2Logic and JSF.
I saw a posting
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