Further, if the old record is "" and the new record isn't, it's an insert. If
the new record is "" and the old record isn't, it's a delete. And if neither
is "", it's an update.
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Whew. I figured it out. The key was to create a DICT only file, then
change the 1st attribute from "F" to "LF", then I can create the data files
by:
CREATE-FILE MULTIFILE PATCHES,BP 11,4
Sometimes life is good during these pesky conversions. :-)
Bill
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Not for nothin' but whenever I install D3 on a box, it seems to take around
5 seconds. Noticably shorter than any MS office product. If that qualifies
as a small footprint.
My 1 cent.
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Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 11:32
I'm trying to create a UniData multi-level file (v7.1).
I was able to create a multi-level directory by:
1) changing field# 1 of the (VOC) "BP" item to LD
2) CREATE.FILE MULTIDIR BP,CUSTOM
I cannot yet create a multi-leveled hashed file by:
1) changing field#1 of the (VOC) "PATCHES" item to LF
That is the one thing that is the most Jurrasic about MV systems, the INPUT
statement. It's a shame that it needs so many home-grown methods that try to
match with the language's IN or GET statements with the specific emulator's
expressions of the characters being typed (and filtered).
I wish the
Sorry, no better idea on the internal structures of the index - just the
obvious:
1. Was the index created on a different version of UniData or O/S?
2. Were the same attributes indexed/were the dictionaries the same?
3. Was the alternate key length any different?
A list.index from before and afte
Im not sure about the strings / list_readu. I would imagine that
strings just filters our readable characters from the list_readu file
itself not the output of list_readu (unless you are piping the output).
I used to use strings on large (non text) error logs and grep for
certain data. Sorry, but
A month ago the UPS on our UNIX box running Dataflo with Preview/Wintegrate
went out. After repairing and coming back up, we noticed that users on port
(UDTNO) 8 and 18 got the message "Cannot Update without WORKFILE - Inquiries
Only" at the bottom of their screen. Is there a way to restore th
Over the weekend, I rebuild the indexes for our largest file for claim
details. This file has about 41 million records in it. The directory for the
dynamic file says it uses 35 gig of space. So it is a pretty good sized
file.
Prior to rebuilding the indexes, they were contained in 8 separate files
With UniData we simply use the record_id from the trigger's subroutine
parameters to read if the record already exists. Perhaps not the most
efficient method - but it works reasonably well.
Hth
Colin
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>From: Bill Haskett
>
>Does either of the U2 products have an '@' var
Absolutely. Feel free to substitute knowledge and experience for age in
that definition.
Besides - I have absolutely no idea how old you are ;-)
Colin
>-Original Message-
>From: ken_wallis
[SNIP]
>> "Commanding respect by virtue of age, dignity, character, or
>> position."
>>
>> I see
If I understand the question correctly; In UniVerse, one of the
parameters passed into the trigger subroutine is "event" (i.e. Update,
Delete, Insert).
Mark
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Does either of the U2 products have an '@' variable to identify if the
@RECORD read into a trigger program is a
Tom Pellitieri wrote:
> Ken Wallis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> > > colin alfke wrote:
> >
> > > Here is a snip of a post the venerable Ken Wallis made
> > > a while back explaining how a program is found.
> >
> > I'm not convinced that I like being referred to as
> 'venerable' ;^)
>
> The Americ
The code for my UniBasic compiled program ( called PRJ ) does the
following...
I notice that there is a KEYEDIT command in the UniBasic manual.
-
>PRJ
^[
char(210) char(201) That is, the Pi character followed by the
upper left dou
Posted on behalf of Don Kibbey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It can be made to work. You will find that you will sometimes run into issues
with the 10 connection limit on the tcp/ip stack. If you customer is also
going to use said XP machine as a regular workstation they will also have
performance pro
Anthony:
We see that from time to time. However, only when we issue LIST.READU
EVERY. It is a deadlock.
Yes, as was pointed out by another poster as well (BobW), we were running with
the EVERY option.
And thanks for telling me how the entry got there.
Using the unix 'strings' command, I
Does either of the U2 products have an '@' variable to identify if the
@RECORD read into a trigger program is a new record or a record being
deleted?
Thanks
Bill
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Joe,
I'm running UniVerse PE on an XP Pro laptop, using NTFS
successfully. I have never run this configfuration in production. All my
users are admins. I have had problems with vmuvadm.exe on this machine,
but I think that's because it's a pseudo-dual chip system (two cpus on
one chip, as I
Just be aware... for many of the built in services (IIS, file sharing,
etc.) there is a 10 concurrent connection limitation. I also believe it
is a licensing issue.
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We see that from time to time. However, only when we issue LIST.READU
EVERY. It is a deadlock. You have to find out who the two users are.
In your example, it looks like a phantom or batch process and a user on
a terminal. You have to pick one of the two to kill in order to free up
the lock.
Bill,
Try CRT'ing the ASCII value of ANS to see what Esc is reporting as
on this system. I have see 27 (typical), 251, and even 21 on some other
terminal emulators.
- Chuck
The following code does not behave as intended.
Esc = char(251)
begin case
case Ans = '' ; null
Yup, esc is definitely char 27.
Allen E. Elwood www.tortillafc.com
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Subject: RE: [U2] Using Esc
An escape is char(27) isn't
No doubt this topic has been discussed before, I may have even brought it up in
the past myself. But, my memory seems faded lately so I'm gonna throw it out
there again.
I have a small customer with a 7 user universe license that wants to dump the
NT4 server they are currently running it on and tr
Try using CHAR(27), which is the escape key by default.
Regards,
LeRoy F. Dreyfuss
Product Manager
IBM UniVerse and UniData (U2) Extended Relational Databases
[cid:_2_103D8C40103D89EC006797D3872570DC] Information Management
Software
Tel: 303-773-7783 Fax: 30
An escape is char(27) isn't it? A char(251) is a start buffer.
Harry Hambrick
Geac Public Safety
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Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 1:23 PM
To: 'u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org'
Subject: [U2] Usin
We look for this all the time. Usually, though, it only shows up if we
use the command "LIST.READU EVERY". This is how we tell if someone is
sitting in and Entry/Update screen instead of the Inquiry screen. We
then go smack the fingers of the "Owner" ID with a ruler. (I like that
part!)
BobW
I am trying to add functionality for the Escape Key in UniBasic program for
end-users to edit record data
with Dynamic Connect and UV. Terminal emulation is AddsVP moving to VT-100.
The following code does not behave as intended.
Esc = char(251)
begin case
case Ans = '' ; null
We've come across some output from LIST.READU that appears to not be
documented. After the usual (and documented :) Group and record locks, we saw:
0037: Active File Waiters: Owner Waiter
0038: Device Inode Userno Userno
0039:22595385493 44841 13
So, it a
On 12/19/05, Brutzman, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aside from U2 Personal Edition, are there any multi-value products like say
> IBM's CloudScape that do multi-value?
>
There's always the open-sourced solution which does have a commercial
version. Details found at www.openqm.com courtesy of
Bill,
I assume you mean 'free to use' multi-value? Look at OpenQM,
Winter, Maverick, Bart. For fee, look at OI, jBASE, QM, mvBASE, D3,
Reality, UniVision, lots of choices. If you meant 'from IBM', Datastage
is considered a separate product and it's built on U2 technology.
Brutzman, Bill w
On 12/19/05, Brutzman, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Aside from U2 Personal Edition, are there any multi-value products like
> say
> IBM's CloudScape that do multi-value?
Are you asking only about IBM products or are you asking for all databases
that permit multivalues?
I don't know the an
You might like to check out openqm or MaVerick.
http://www.openqm.com
http://www.maverick-dbms.org/
Regards,
--
Dave Walker
"Did you ever walk into a room and forget why you walked in? I think that's
how dogs spend their lives."
Sue Murphy
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Bill,
> Aside from U2 Personal Edition, are there any multi-value products like
say
> IBM's CloudScape that do multi-value?
Take a look at our web site at www.openqm.com.
Martin Phillips
Ladybridge Systems
17b Coldstream Lane, Hardingstone, Northampton NN4 6DB
+44-(0)1604-709200
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Aside from U2 Personal Edition, are there any multi-value products like say
IBM's CloudScape that do multi-value?
--Bill
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Didnt mean to stir the 'stuff'. I do have my answer. Also, I believe
we did try to give a privileged user rw and everyone else 'read' for
catdir. Thankfully we tried it on our development machine, because
the outcome was like a scene from 'war of the worlds'.
j
On 12/19/05, Hona, David S <[EMA
Ken Wallis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sat, 17 Dec 2005 16:21:34
+1100
RE: [U2] LOGTO question...
> > colin alfke wrote:
>
> > Here is a snip of a post the venerable Ken Wallis made a while
> > back explaining how a program is found.
>
> I'm not convinced that I like being referred to as 'venerab
Martin raised a good point. However, the problem is not the APIs itself
(all the APIs have this weakness), but how the U2 environment relies on
the underlying OS for user authentication and security. This is the
fundamental basic flaw of the U2 environment.
Improve this and then you can build a be
My last word on this (at least for now!)
> You can lock down Universe so that a UniObjects developer cannot modify or
> delete files.
If someone with a genuine commercially sensistive environment would like to
give me a valid user name and password for uniObjects access to their
system, I wil
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