uv -admin -version
or
uv -version
in addition to the RELLEVEL that everyone else has mentioned
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A 64-bit hashed file can - if the operating system permits - be up to about 19
million terabytes.
If this is insufficient, you can create a Distributed File containing N of
these, where N is an arbitrarily large number.
You'll get better I/O throughput by spreading your commonly used files
I had two attempts at posting this yesterday. Neither seems to have made it
to the list. A last try.
This is not a bug.
When a field with a conversion is used in a WITH or WHEN clause to compare
it with a constant, the query processor applies the conversion to the
constant in reverse to
This method may not be a bug but it does have undesirable results
If Field1 has a value of $10 and is iconv md2 then it is 1000
If Field2 has a value of 1 and is iconv md3 then it is 1000
If you query if field1 = field2 then the answer is yes 10 = 1
The inconsistency is that an SQL statement
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know why UniData (in Pick mode) displays
the message Enter New line to continue... on the next line after the
terminal term depth? For instance, if I set the term to 79,25 I expect 25
lines of data to be displayed on the terminal. If I execute LIST VOC
HEADING
This is kind of an off topic question. We currently use handheld
scanners to scan in a barcode on our packages to ship out an order. The
scanner is connected up via a PC to a Digi PortServer.
We have had problems in the past with this configuration in that we were
losing a character from our
Is it possible to put a check digit on the invoice number as
it appears in bar code form?
This way, if the wrong number were transmitted, the check digit
would fail, and you would know it needs to be resent.
This way, your transmittal speed doesn't slow down, just occaisionally
you may need
Marc,
Symbol has a keyboard wedge (a device
that connects scanners to keyboards) that should work with PCs and Macs.
You may want to use them just in the few places where the slowdown is
hitting you and just attach them to the lowest-end/cheapest PCs you can
find.
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Check with www.systemid.com. Long time dealers in most things
barcode. Including interfaces between dumb terminals and barcode scanners.
Roger
Caminiti, Marc wrote:
This is kind of an off topic question. We currently use handheld
scanners to scan in a barcode on our packages to ship out an
Marc,
You could likely configure the scanner with a preamble and postamble to add
a special character to both ends of the scanned barcode, and then look for
both in your software to verify the scan. Another even better approach
would be the use of a check digit if the symbology you are using
RedHat 8
Unidata 6.0
I use PHANTOM to run a proc that starts a program that continuously checks an
item looking for work to do. The terminal output from that program is recorded
in the como file, but any output sent to the printer does not print until the
process is instructed to end. Then
Are you closing the printer. The printer is automatically closed once the
program ends.
PRINTER ON
PRINTER OFF
PRINTER CLOSE
Otherwise it's held in the print buffer until the program ends.
Thanks,
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You need to do a PRINTER OFF command to close the print job then a
PRINTER ON to start sending the PRINT output to the printer again.
BobW
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Are you using a PRINTER CLOSE command?
Thanks,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
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If you are using 39 or 3 of 9 symbology, then try changing it to Code 128.
We found that some handheld CCD and laser scanners misread code 39 if the bar
spacing and bar sizes are not perfectly matched and spaced. Code 128 has yet to
fail on me from
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To weigh in on HTML reports, we would love use the reports, for features such
as scroll bars, however HTML to screen reports display so badly. If only SB
reports had scroll bars!
I can find very little, if any, documentation on HTML reports, is
It seems Universe information flavour allows DIM ARRAY(Variable)
whereas Pick flavour insists on variable being a constant
Does anyone have a workaround for the Pick limitation (other than a dynamic
array) as there are situations where you dont know the dimensions until run
time.
jak
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Not that I'm aware of. Wish there was!
I guess if you really REALLY wanted to, the first part of the program would
figure out how many you need, and then you would literally read the program
file, change the statement that needed to be dimensioned, compile the
program and the CHAIN to it.
Dim it big, real big
Tom Dodds
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It's not actually the pick flavor that controls variable dimming: it's
the STATIC.DIM options that you can turn on or off in any flavor with
$OPTIONS STATIC.DIM
Or
$OPTIONS -STATIC.DIM
It's off by default in ideal and information flavors and on by default
in Pick. You would use the second format
Ed,
just what i was looking for.
Does anyone know if the Pick flavour has limitations or variations on
globally cataloging ?
I have created a local BP file in a Pick flavoured account with a couple of
programs, one being a subroutine that when i try to globally catalog
complains that
It is a real pain having to reply to all.
CATALOG will not globally catalog in a PICK flavour account. What you
need to do is get the CATALOG verb from a IDEAL flavour account and copy
it to the PICK flavour account with a name of GCATALOG.
HTH.
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In pick-flavored accounts, you can only catalog locally, and the catalog
syntax is only CATALOG FILENAME PROGRAMNAME. Try HELP PICK CATALOG for
more info. Note that this gives you different info from HELP CATALOG,
which is the ideal version. If you want to globally catalog something, I
think you
Or in the pick account you can copy the voc entry for CATALOG to
GCATALOG, and then ED VOC GCATALOG and change attribute 6 from
PICK.FORMAT to INFORMATION.FORMAT.
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Ed,
yes if you go to an information account and globally catalog you can
access the sub in a Pick flavour.
My problem turned out to be the execute string being passed from VB6 to
Universe Pick flavour
ie LIST VOC WITH F1 LIKE 'F...' 'Q...' AND WITH @ID LIKE '...BP'
needs to be
LIST VOC
When compiling your program try using this method :
BASIC FILE.NAME PROGRAM.NAME -$STATIC.DIM
this should work
jack
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Depending on version, you may need to change the letters in field #4 as well.
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Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 22:46:24 -0400
Or in the pick account you can
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