I have a similar problem. I have a support case with IBM on this right now.
I'll get back when I have a solution
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I do use it all the time and have encountered numerous problems, with
breakpoints, also in using run to cursor. If you do get into a muddle and
reset does not work you can do Session-show duel session. This is the
actual session in debug, so you can then do E or whatever command you need +
you can
If you started the process, type
!stopudt {pidno}
At an ECL prompt.
Not a 'pretty' way to stop it, but it is a sure kill.
David W.
UD Ver 7.1.0 PE on Win 2000 Server:
I have been unable to find a way to logoff/logout/otherwise disconnect a
I received this from IBM a while back on the differences between stopudt
and deleteuser:
stopudt pid will log ANY user out of unidata by allowing any current
write to complete and prevent any subsequent operations for that pid
deleteuser will attempt a graceful kill equivalent to the unix kill
Windows 2003 / UniVerse 10+
We recently expanded into a different time zone!
Our server time is syncronized to pacific time (daylight savings or not).
Now we have electronic timecards as well as many other entry processes being
performed
in a Mountain Time Zone.
Of course all of the processes
Adrian Merrall wrote:
On Unix/Linux I have modded the startud/stopud script in $UDTBIN but
of course I will have to redo after each upgrade. It would be nice if
the startud/stopud scripts provided an options for us to specify any
scripts we wanted to run after startup/before shutdown (e.g.
My suggestion would be, since everything is currently written for a
single time zone, is to store everything in GMT then for
reports/displays/whatever, you can prompt for a timezone to convert to.
This way you're only updating programs instead of converting database
structure to add a timezone
Dave,
Have you tried MASTER BREAK user.no ?
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From: Dave Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2][UD] Ctrl-Break Key(s)?
UD 7.1.0 PE on Win 2000 Server
The Env_Var INIT_BREAKOFF is not set
Nancy,
The best practice on this is to standardize on a single time zone. In
your circumstance, due to your legacy systems, perhaps standardizing on PT
may be the best course. However, if there are future expansions into
other time zones in the works a change to GMT as a standard may work
What was the value of ID (include any non-printing characters)?
That was my first thought. In the else clause, we wrote the key and
record using an OPENSEQ/WRITEBLK combination and verified the resulting
unix file using the od -cx command in Unix. Everything was exactly as
expected.
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Nancy,
I would keep the time stored as-is. I
can't stress enough that you don't want to store it based on local time.
Just tweak it on output. That solves your interstate trucker issues. 12:01
PM to 4:01 PM is four hours 100% of the time if you store based in a
single time zone.
There
Good advice. I've been through this several times, the last required
entry and reporting to time zones around the world, a task for which
-- unfortunately -- the original system was not designed.
A possible transition approach: shut down external entry, convert all
date/times in the DB to
Thanks for all the help and suggestions. I believe we are going to
standardize on Pacific Time...
Nancy Fisher
Peninsula Truck Lines, Inc
Auburn, Washington
253/929-2040
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I have to agree. We are in 4 times zones in the US and 2 Daylight
Savings Time (Arizona and parts of Indiana do not observe DST). We store
all our DATES and times in EST.
You have to always include the DATE when dealing with time because
04/04/2006 12:30AM PST is 04/03/2006 11:30PM MST (notice
Hi Symeom
To increase the timeout of uniobjects, modify the unirpcservices files
Locate the unirpcservices file in the account that UniVerse is installed
\ibm\unishared\unirpc
Create a backup copy of the file unirpcservices
It should look something like this.
uvnet /usr/ibm/uv/bin/uvnetd
For a good time, as if you have time to waste, visit
/usr/share/lib/zoneinfo/src.
So what time is it at the South Pole?
John Cassidy
Unix Sys Admin
DCCCD
Don Verhagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/06/06 2:50 PM
I have to agree. We are in 4 times zones in the US and 2 Daylight
Savings Time (Arizona
Bill and Others,
!stopudt works like a champ!
Thanks very much,
Dave
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