Since you insist...
FOR T=1 TO 10
FOR Q=1 TO 6
FOR X=1 TO 9
IF CONDITION THEN EXIT ; EXIT
OR
IF CONDITION THEN CONTINUE T
NEXT X
NEXT Q
NEXT T
FOR T=1 TO 10 until abort.flag 0
FOR Q=1 TO 6 until abort.flag 0
OCONV( ICONV( DateFld :'-01', 'D2-YMD'),'D4,YMD')
will do it assuming your data is YY-MM and you want
the result to be the first day in the month.
Note that you can't use it in a dict conversion field but
in a program (as written) or in an I-descriptor as follows:.
e.g.
I
ICONV(
Dear all,
Is there a way to capture the sql statement sent to Universe through an
ODBC connection ?
I'm using a tool to build queries (like Business Object) but I can't see
the SELECT statement it builds.
Any idea ?
Thanks,
Vincent MASSON mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Infodata Sarl
Ooops! see below
Mats Carlid wrote:
OCONV( ICONV( DateFld :'-01', 'D2-YMD'),'D4,YMD')
will do it assuming your data is YY-MM and you want
the result to be the first day in the month.
Note that you can't use it in a dict conversion field but
in a program (as written) or in an I-descriptor
Have you tried switching on logging (I think you can specify client and or
server).
Graham
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If you're talking about the Create debug Log in the Data Source Setup,
I tried but the log file is never feed with my sql statements. I don't
know why ...
Vincent MASSON
Infodata Sarl
Tel : (352) 33 16 48
Fax : (352) 33 75 55
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I've just started at a new site running D3 7.2.1.RS on AIX and the REMOVE
statement doesn't compile at all! It's very annoying as it's a very
convenient way of processing dynamic arrays and with larger arrays far more
efficient than counting the markers and FOR... NEXTing through it. I'm
suprised
Uh... Hate to break it to you, but... D3 isn't U2.
-Kevin
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Chris:
Place:
$OPTIONS EXT
at the beginning of the program then try to compile again. This should do
the trick.
Bill
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Try adding the $OPTIONS EXT compiler directive
to the top of the program.
Ron White
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I've just started at a new site running D3 7.2.1.RS on AIX
REMOVE is universal in U2 BASICs. You are not using a U2 BASIC.
According to your comment you are using D3 which is not a U2 product.
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I've just started at a new site running D3 7.2.1.RS on AIX and the REMOVE
statement doesn't compile at all! It's very annoying as it's
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FOR T=1 TO 10 until abort.flag 0
FOR Q=1 TO 6 until abort.flag 0
You don't need the 0 part just say until abort.flag
Will Johnson
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KraftMaid Cabinetry is the world's largest cabinet producer. We are
located in the heart of Amish country in Geauga county, Ohio, but less that
an hour from downtown Cleveland.
Kraftmaid is seeking an experienced U2 developer for full-time salaried
employment. 5+ years
programming experience is
Is there an output conversion for time that will include the
milliseconds? If I have a time that is 10:35:14 am and there are 35
milliseconds, how can I convert this to include them? Thanks.
Nick Cipollina
Pick Programmer
ACS - Heritage Information Systems, Inc.
2810 North Parham Road,
Hi Folks.
I'm trying to find the simplest way to figure out which account a
program is running in, within the program. Basically, between a
development/testing account and the live account. I've got a number of
ways to extrapolate where I am but I'm hoping that there is some system
variable
how about something like this
YEAR = FIELD(PERIOD,'-',1)
MONTH = FIELD(PERIOD,'-',2)
IF YEAR GE 30 THEN YEAR = '19':YEAR ELSE YEAR = '20':YEAR
MONTH += 1 ; IF MONTH = 13 THEN MONTH = 1 ; YEAR +=1
DATE = ICONV((MONTH:.1.:YEAR),'D') - 1
PERIOD = DATE'DY4':',':DATE'DM':',':DATE'DD'
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I know it can be modified but...
what about EXECUTE WHO CAPTURING STUFF ; ACCT=FIELD(STUFF, ,2)
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@WHO will tell you which account you are running on. OCONV(, U50BB)
will give you the PORT and Account.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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@WHO
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Hi Folks.
I'm trying to find the simplest way to figure out which account a
program is running in,
@who / who ?
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Bob Woodward wrote:
Hi Folks.
I'm trying to find the simplest way to figure out which account a
program is running in, within the program. Basically, between a
How about..
@PATH - Path name of current account
or
EXECUTE WHO CAPTURING DUMMY
FIELD(DUMMY, , 2) = Account name
-Rajesh
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@WHO
See HELP BASIC @variables page down to @WHO
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Hi Folks.
I'm trying to find the simplest way
@WHO ?
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Hi Folks.
I'm trying to find the simplest way to figure out which account a
program
That is so cool little thing.
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@WHO will tell you which account you are
@WHO gives me the windows user id but not the Universe Account. The
OCONV gives me both pieces of information I need. I didn't ask about
the PORT number but this works out great.
Thanks Nick!
Bob
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Dianne,
Device licensing only works with SBClient/UV tools. It does not work with
other terminal emulators. And for SBClient to work, it must be at least
5.2.x. Each tool, UniObjects, SBClient, etc. has a device licensing .dll
that handshakes with the server to determine the license count.
One hint on using these. Read the descriptions carefully. If you use LOGTO not
all of these variables will change with the new logto account name/path.
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
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Now this is weird! Now @WHO IS giving me the account name, NOT the
Windows user id. scratching bald spot on head I could SWEAR that it
was my login ID when I first checked!
Sorry about that, folks. Walking off muttering something about needing
stronger drugs...
Bob
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I don't have a LISTUSER command in my copy of Universe so I think that's
unique to UDT. The only way I've been able to feel comfortable that
device licensing was working was when I do a LISTU and see the uid
column has the same value for multiple entries of the same User Name. I
believe if you
Can it send html formatted messages as well as standard text messages? If
so, what's required for them?
TIA,
Mike Randall
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Accuterm has this option in the Telnet Settings Dialog:
Use U2 device licensing (advanced option)
If this option is set, multiple connections (sessions) to Enterprise
versions of UniData and UniVerse consume only a single user license.
When the suppress LF option is checked, the response sent to
Dianne,
Assuming you have a version of Accuterm that supports U2 Device Licensing,
you can run bin/uvlictool from the OS command line to see. An example using
my laptop:
C:\IBM\UVbin\uvlictool
Device licensing is in effect.
No. Pid, Package Device name IP address Device sub-key
Looking at accuterm 5.oe, under tools|settings on the connection tab,
there's an advanced button on the right side. Clicking that brings up a
form which includes an option to use U2 device licensing.
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Yes, it does have that switch and it's checked.
-Dianne
Hanley, Iain wrote:
Dianne,
Does Accuterm have a switch for device licensing? wIntegrate/Dynamic Connect
both have preference settings to support device licensing on UniData and
UniVerse, so it may be that Accuterm does not have the ability
Thanks, Bob, I didn't think to look for that - I'll check it out.
-Dianne
Bob Woodward wrote:
I don't have a LISTUSER command in my copy of Universe so I think that's
unique to UDT. The only way I've been able to feel comfortable that
device licensing was working was when I do a LISTU and see
Bob
At (real) TCL,
LOGTO UV
DOS
[path]\UVCD bin
[path]\UV\binuvlictool
Server Edition mode of licensing is in effect.
No. Pid, Package Device name IP address Device sub-key
1 3424
2 3944
3 308
4 2928
5 3744
6 2220
6 license seats are in use.
14 license seats are
Actually, it does work with both Accuterm and HostAccess also.
-Dianne
Dave Schexnayder wrote:
Dianne,
Device licensing only works with SBClient/UV tools. It does not work with
other terminal emulators. And for SBClient to work, it must be at least
5.2.x. Each tool, UniObjects, SBClient, etc.
Goo'day,
At 15:51 20/01/05 -0500, you wrote:
Actually, it does work with both Accuterm and HostAccess also.
-Dianne
My understanding, but I'm only a mere male, is that if TE developers and
(now) IBM come to some arrangemnt IBM will pass on the secret herbs and
spices to allow *that* TE to
Goo'day, At 18:37 20/01/05 -0800, you wrote:
Why is it '@WHO' provides the account name, and @ACCOUNT provides the
who it is (aka person's logon)???
Are these sort of reversed?? Drives me nuts too.
I think you'd have to go wy back to the original MDD WHO (U50BB)
which gave port number
I drove off that bridge late last year.
Wintegrate doesn't seem to have a HTML toggle. One client that needs it
ended up using BLAT. A little clunky but it handles the formatted output
that I needed HTML for.
I don't know if Accuterm handles HTML but I know that it's more
sophisticated than
Try taking a legacy native AP system with no user identification (same
logon) and home-grown user stuff and migrating it to D3. I'm 3 for 3 on
letting them keep their application-level user-ids as opposed to the
system-level. One client is coming around but it's still teaching an old dog
new
Mike Randall wrote:
Can it send html formatted messages as well as standard
text messages? If so, what's required for them?
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