The new IBM director for Databases is very keen on U2 doing well. IBM U2 is
one of the best performing divisions in the database section, so IBM will be
pushing U2 and you should expect some exciting things starting to come out
of IBM in the next 6 months relating to U2. All IBM sales people are
Does anyone know why I could be getting an extra page that spits out at the
beginning of a print job? This only happens when I format the print job
with PCL first. It's almost like a banner page with nothing on it.
Regards,
Steve Sirulnick
Costa Fruit Produce
18 Bunker Hill
I was thinking about moving from UV Server to UV Enterprise in order to take
advantage of device licensing. Has anyone ever done this? We have roughly
100 concurrent users at any given time, but they generally have more than 2
sessions opened (definitely needed here). Since UV Server doesn't
Jacques G. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 6 Mar 2006 07:51:51 -0800
(PST):
In Universe, it isn't necessary to DIM a matrix that
has been passed in a subroutine. So my question is,
are there MV flavors where it is neccessary to do so ?
We use UniData with Pick flavor (under SB+). I tried
Depends on how you are formatting it.
If you are formatting it by sending a prefix string of characters
from one file, then sending your job, that would cause any ESC E
to shoot out a new page.
Also, by any chance does your job have any print @(-1) that are sent
to the printer. If your
In Universe, it isn't necessary to DIM a matrix that
has been passed in a subroutine.
Just to clarify what I meant here. The DIM or COM is
still done but it is done in the calling program. It
isn't neccessary to dim it in the SUBROUTINE in
Universe.
Steve:
This is almost always limited to HP printers.
What normally happens is that a print job always begins with a form feed.
When PCL preceeds this print job you get a string that looks like:
Pcl commands : FF : Print job
Then, when this string is sent to the printer, HP interprets Pcl
On 3/6/06, will [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the excellent answer, Dawn. I think that we all need to be
proactive in promoting the technology in which we have so many years
invested. It's effective, intuitive and ... just won't be buried in the
onslaught of alphabet soup contenders.
Thanks David. Do you have any statistics on the doing well and
best performing? Is this just true in Oz?
We have implemented some significant breakthroughs using ajax type
technology for Browser Based implementations of Sales and AR via the
Internet using the MV
If interested in IBM plans of U2 in the future, you should read the following.
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/data/u2/Ambuj-letter.pdf
Written in Nov 05, by the new General Manager of IBM's Information
Management Software.
At 09:16 AM 3/7/2006, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
On 3/6/06, will
Bill,
I may be reading too much between the lines here, but the following
statement:
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Then, when this string is sent to the printer, HP interprets Pcl commands
as text, so doesn't suppress the leading form feed...other printers often
do.
Dave:
Now I may be reading too much between the lines. :-)
Our clients use printers from multiple applications; there are no MV only
printers. So all printers have the appropriate Windows drivers installed.
I've not seen where a print stream sent from an MV application gets altered
by these
Hi all.
We are running UV 10.0.15 on a Windows 2K3 server, which is part of a
Native 2003 domain. We also have a large number of web applications,
located on several separate servers, that attach to the DB via
UniObjects and several critical ODBC connections. I'm revising our
Disaster Recovery
Hi,
I've got an application that is written in VB.NET which uses UniObjects to
connect to Unidata 6.0 on an AIX server.
It's been working fine for months, and today seems to have 'broken'. I've
stepped through the lines in VB.NET, and come up with what I think might be the
offending error
Goo'day, Dave and Bill,
A further option you might like to consider (in a Windows printer
environment) is the use of the printer's Page Separator (for each of the
separate and several printers you create) to set a document's properties to
whatever you requirelandscape/portrait, font,
In our case...
The users rightfully complained about those blank pages at the beginning
of print jobs, so years ago we put a wrapper around all of our printing.
Essentially, everything goes to a hold file first.
The leading form feed is stripped from the beginning of the job if
present.
The
The error code is partially explained by this line; however I don't know
what caused it :-
Const UVE_SR_SLAVE_READ_FAIL = 39207' Failed to read from the slave
correctly
HTH
Regards,
Rob Wills
(rob dot wills at tigerinfotech dot com)
Dave Tabor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/03/2006
Dave,
I hit this with a Linux server last year and I'm hoping it's the same
problem. Pete @ Epicor UK did some research and advised that Error 39207
refers to an incorrect LANG setting on a Unix server. LANG should be set to
'C' , if it isn't you'll hit this.
My problem was that the base system
The way I have done this is to use the PCL macro function; upload the
logo to the printer and store it as a macro. Then when you print the
form, turn on the macro in overlay mode. You can turn the macro on and
off as necessary to handle 2nd pages, etc; when done you delete the
macro. You may want
Dear Steve,
I have seen a number of really good ideas posted to the list to help you
with this issue. Here is another option I haven't seen mentioned yet.
HP PCL includes a command called eject page, which will cause a form feed to
occur if printable data is currently stored in the printer's
Steve,
We did this for the same reasons. We did have some issues and needed to
open a TAC through our ERP vendor to UniData. With their advise we moved
to SB+ 5.3.8 to make it work. Device licensing is working for us.
We are on UniData / AIX.
Jeff
On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 07:53 -0500, Sirulnick,
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