RE: [U2] OPENSEQ filesize limit?

I would think that you have actually gone over the file size limit of Linux ... tail head may not REALLY be working (accurately). I actually thought the limit was 2Gb (which is why the need for partitioned files in the first place). Happy to be wrong (not an active UD user), but had a similar

RE: [U2] [uV] is fixtool the safest bet on uV-10.0.11?

You should be aware that there are known issues with UniVerse 10.1.0 through to 10.1.6 (effectively the same version of UniVerse, but for different platforms) that can cause data loss / corruption when DYNAMIC files are used. These releases should be avoided for this reason alone, and have been

[U2] Universe active lists

Greetings U2 users, I have a technical question/problem in Universe that I could sure use help with. If you type this: SELECT VOC = A] ED VOC (from a P flavored account in this case, but I'm not sure flavor has any influence on the real problem) The

Re: [U2] Universe active lists

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Greetings U2 users, I have a technical question/problem in Universe that I could sure use help with. If you type this: SELECT VOC = A] ED VOC (from a P flavored account in this case, but I'm not sure flavor has any influence on the real

RE: [U2] [uV] is fixtool the safest bet on uV-10.0.11?

Would the new improved 10.1.2 fixtool work on 10.0 files? I'm on 10.0.16, but if file structure wasn't changed - and (w/o reading the fine manual) I doubt it was - then the new fixtool should be a nice thing to have in my back pocket. cds From: Clifton Oliver The word I got was that the first

Re: [U2] Universe active lists

Firstly your program doesn't make much sense. Who would want to do this by program? But nevertheless you could use something like this: IF SYSTEM(11) THEN EOD=0 LOOP READNEXT ID ELSE EOD=1 UNTIL EOD DO EXECUTE ED VOC :ID REPEAT END STOP Or you could use SAVE-LIST before you run

RE: [U2] Universe active lists

If wols idea doesn't work, maybe something like SIZE = SYSTEM(11) IF SIZE # 0 THEN OK = 1 IDS = LOOP READNEXT ID ELSE OK = 0 WHILE OK DO IDS := '':ID:'' REPEAT CRT you had a list active! EXECUTE 'ED VOC ':IDS END Not neat, but Ross Ferris Stamina Software Visage Better by

Re: [U2] UV - Setting FLTABSZ

To carry Glenn's response a little further, think of the Group lock table and the READU lock table as comprised of GSEMNUM rows, and GLTABSZ and RLTABSZ columns respectively. The group lock associated with the READU lock will be in the same row. It is determined by taking the group number plus

[U2] UOJ - uniSubroutine

First off, thanks for previous replies to my questions. Got another one. seems to be stup the Unidata guy week. Got a java app that we are using uniSubroutine to execute a basic subroutine and return some results. the basic routine has an OPENSEQ in it and the program stalls when it hits that

Re: [U2] OPENSEQ filesize limit?

Ross Ferris wrote: I would think that you have actually gone over the file size limit of Linux ... tail head may not REALLY be working (accurately). I actually thought the limit was 2Gb (which is why the need for partitioned files in the first place). Happy to be wrong (not an active UD

OT:RE: [U2] UOJ - uniSubroutine

Did you leave out the h? First off, thanks for previous replies to my questions. Got another one. seems to be stup the Unidata guy week. --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/

[U2] Daniel Jorgenson/GUS/SICK is out of the office.

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