Thanks guys - One of the files in question does have ISO-8859-1 as the
encoding in the xml header. However i played arround with this, including
using the linux iconv funtion to convert to utf-8, then back to ISO-8859-1.
The other is utf-8, which i changed to ISO-8859-1. However no luck I am
I'd settle for the debugger working all the time.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 9:50 PM
To: Bob Woodward; U2-Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Newest UV UniDebugger
Hear,
I have a subroutine that accepts an xml document and processes it using
the XDOM/XMAP routines
When this routine is called from an interactive user session or from a
phantom process it works.
But if the routine is called from UniObjects session ( @TTY=uvcs )
XDOMOpen returns XML.ERROR
Calling
One of the things we have to watch out for is the inherit setting for
subdirectory rights. You may have the right permissions for MyApp but
the Dta and BP directories may have different security settings. Then
there's the security settings for the file/program itself.
BobW
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Universe Version 10.1.12
Unix SunOS 5.8
We have the following statement in a basic program...
WRITE REC ON FLX,ID ON ERROR
ERROR.NUMBER = STATUS()
Blah.
END ELSE
*This code got executed...
ERROR.NUMBER = STATUS()
Blah.
END
It was the ELSE clause that actually
I've only recently tried using the UniDebugger.
The terminal display window is so tiny, I can't read any messages it
outputs. It'd be nice to be able to change the font size for that
window. If that's an option right now, I sure couldn't find it.
Bob Little
UniVerse Developer
Market America,
That's easy. In the view menu select 3 for Host. You can also close
the other windows (session is the host screen). Finally, just drag the
window edges (of the session window) to make it larger
Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada
P.S. I hope this isn't one of the really easy ones that gets 40
STATUS()=137 I'm not sure about. It's not in SYS.MESSAGES. Or ERRMSG,
for that matter. It's always 137?
The 20 minute wait makes me think it is a lock problem.
How about this:
- You are attempting top write without first EXPLICITLY locking the
record.
- Another user is holding a lock on that
STATUS()=137 I'm not sure about. It's not in SYS.MESSAGES.
Error numbers 0- are operating system errors.
1+ are found in SYS.MESSAGES.
So have to find out 137 from :
Unix SunOS 5.8
cds
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Bob Colin:
I checked the permissions and they are all propagated down through the
subdirectories and files. Only server Administrators and the UniData group
have control over everything under the MyApp shared directory, nothing
else.
When I open a file I'm given a choice of how the file is
Does anyone else have trouble with the debugger? I'll set a break point
in a program, and the debugger will blow right by it sometimes. It can
be very frustrating.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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I don't have a problem with it going past a breakpoint. I have had
trouble with it not realizing the debugging is done. The reset
option under the debug menu appears to be there to fix the issue - but
it doesn't seem to work.
Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada
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From: Nick
I have the same issue. I am a newbie, so I assumed I did not know how
to use it properly. I find this especially true when the breakpoint or
request to stop when a variable changes is in a called subroutine. I
believe I did have the called subroutine as active, but it would not
stop at all when
Hi Nick,
This has been a problem for awhile. I think it has to do with when you
set the breakpoint. If you make any changes to the program that moves
the lines of code, it loses it's position relative to the source code.
Think of the source code file as an overhead projector document. Add a
I'm referring to when I set a breakpoint on a variable. I've also
noticed that if you have a breakpoint set on a line, and you hit a
subroutine before the breakpoint. It will blow right by that too.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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From: leslie chamberlin [mailto:[EMAIL
I've had the same problem with both setting the breakpoint and setting a
watch.
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From: Nick Cipollina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm referring to when I set a breakpoint on a variable. I've also
noticed that if you have a breakpoint set on a line, and you hit a
Does anyone know how to create a UV file pointer on a Windows machine to
a mapped drive? For example, I have a file V:\temp\THIS.FILE that I
want to point to and V is mapped to another server.
Thanks!
-Dianne
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As long as the mapping is on the UV server and not on your workstation,
you can manually create a VOC entry. On line 1 put an F. Line 2 is
where you would put V:\temp\THIS.FILE. On line 3, you'll need to put
some kind of dictionary. Lot's of times, I'd just use D_VOC but that's
up to you.
BobW
I use the UniDebugger almost exclusively for all my programming. The
only time I've had a problem with it not finishing is if I get into a
program that is either looping or waiting for some kind of input. You
can usually see which program you're in by looking at the Call Stack
pane (Alt-4).
Thanks John - anything you can dig up would be greatly appreciated.
If you can point me in the direction of where look for this info that
would be good as well.
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Sent: April 5, 2006 16:50
To: gerry-u2ug
Subject: RE: [U2]
What was the value of ID (include any non-printing characters)?
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You may need to set the ALLOWNFS tuneable parameter in uvconfig to 1.
Otherwise you ought not to have any problems.
If UniVerse is also running on the machine from which V: is mapped, a more
robust solution would be to use UV/Net.
In that case, the F pointer in VOC has the form
I'm trying to start up an application service as a phantom. In D3 I was
able to put the phantom startup in the system-coldstart process that
guaranteed it started when D3 was started. I also created a menu item so
clients could start and stop the service on their own if they so desired.
I've
Bob,
You can make the Session window bigger (and therefore the font bigger) by
grabbing the left edge with the mouse and dragging it to the left.
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From: Bob Little [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 8:56 AM
To: Nick Cipollina; Kate Stanton; Bob
Billm
When I connect, and login, via UniAdmin (udcs) the application start process
is skipped (I believe). But when I try to start a phantom the application
start process is run. Does someone know why?
AFAIK the correct way to test if the process is a phantom in the login is
IF
UD Ver 7.1.0 PE on Win 2000 Server:
I have been unable to find a way to logoff/logout/otherwise disconnect a
process running on another Udtno/Pid, including both foreground and background
(phantom) processes.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
Dave Taylor
President
Sysmark
UD 7.1.0 PE on Win 2000 Server
The Env_Var INIT_BREAKOFF is not set
UDT.OPTIONS 28 and 35 are ON
(I get the same results when they are OFF)
ECLTYPE = P
BASICTYPE = P
PTERM -BREAK ON has been executed
PTERM -DISPLAY shows BREAK ON
Still, Ctrl-Break and Break keys do not break out of a
Yeah - Colin pointed that out.
You'd think I might have tried that grab and resize thingy too, wouldn't
ya? I did in fact undock the host window in hopes it would reveal it's
own menu, but it didn't and I said well I'll be darned! and redocked it.
I hung my head in shame for several minutes
Dave:
Try this:
!
** Log off another line for UniData
** (C) Copyright 1985-2004, Advantos Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
!
** Last Modified: 16 Mar 2006, wph
** First Created: 16 Mar 2006, wph
** Program Type-: Utility
!
** Notes:
**
** This process is designed to log off another UniData
deleteuser and stopudt PID from the command line. (ie. !deleteuser 4567).
You must be a member of the administrators group to use deleteuser. stopudt
will allow you to stop your own processes if you are not a member of the
admin group - but you can't stop other users.
list.queue and
We find ctrl+c usually works. Haven't spent enough time to determine the
pattern for when it doesn't though.
hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada
From: Dave Taylor
UD 7.1.0 PE on Win 2000 Server
The Env_Var INIT_BREAKOFF is not set
UDT.OPTIONS 28 and 35 are ON
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