I'll be there, mainly wearing a DataStage hat. But if you need help holding
that second beer or whatever, get in touch!
Regards,
Ray
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From: David Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] IBM IOD Conference in Anaheim October 15-20
Hi all,
It's me again with another plug for the UniVerse Internals course.
This course will run in the UK for the week starting 4 September. There are
still places available.
As I have stated in the past, this course is extremely valuable for users
who want in depth knowledge of UniVerse. Many
Hi,
We are currently recruiting for a full time Analyst/Programmer in the UK and I
wondered if there was anyone out there who might be interested in the details.
Job spec as follows:
Web Control have an exciting opportunity for a U2 Analyst/Programmer. In
addition to our traditional SB+/Unibasic
You might want to consider the use of sockets to move your data. The
UniVerse socket functions work quite well. I have a couple of sample
programs that I could send you, off line, if you would like.
Tom Dodds
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513-563-2800 Cincinnati Office
708-234-9608 Chicago Office
Hi,
Can anyone share a code fragment for removing the extra Char(10)
characters from the Encrypt function.
I've studied the IBM articles (2) on U2 Encryption, and read the
previous posts on this list. I've tried to remove the extra LF with
less than sterling results. I can't find the char(10),
I am using the Windows Universe platform version 10.1.18.
I have a user that receives the message indicating that she is restricted from
logging into the account, and the telnet session closes.
Other users login without any problem. There is an entry in UV.LOGINS, the
domain is set correctly
Im in the processes of installing a Resource Management Engine (application
manager) and I needed to know if anyone could add additional information
that I should be also monitoring other than the ones below.
SMM is started. root 131248 1 0 11:39:40 pts/0 0:00 /ud/bin/smm -t
60
Unirpcd
Baker,
I don't know if you are trying to do this via a Unibasic subroutine call or
by using EXECUTE. I could not use the Unibasic because the Unidata version
was not 7.1 so I used the following. I had a lot of trouble with char(10)
also until I found the -a -A flags.
This works well on Solaris
Hi John
Check the case (upper/lower/mixed) of the user's name in Active Directory -
If the case there doesn't not match the case in UV.LOGINS, you get this
problem.
For example: In Active Directory username = ArnoldB. In UV.LOGINS,
username = arnoldb causes this.
I learnt this the hard way
George,
Thanks for this help. I'll save this in case we have to resort to a
Unix script and run openssl. We are rather strict about not allowing a
user logon 'EXECUTE' a Unix shell script with UniVerse. But, if I can't
find a solution for the UV native ENCRYPT function [issue 8088] then we
may
Nope. The name in UV.LOGINS and AD match.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Arnold Bosch
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 12:25 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Universe Logins
Hi John
Check the case
Wouldn't change be a little easier?
RESULT = CHANGE(RESULT,CHAR(10), '')
hth,
Allen
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rajesh Menon
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 12:22
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Encrypt issue 8088
This is how I remove the char(10) from the encrypted data:
LN = LEN(RESULT)
IF RESULT[LN,1] = CHAR(10) THEN
RESULT=RESULT[1,LN-1]
END
To decrypt this data, I add CHAR(10) before passing it to the ENCRYPT
function.
DATA = DATA:CHAR(10)
HTH
Rajesh
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From: [EMAIL
I have a little file open subroutine that I use in a lot of places to
keep open files in common:
OPEN.FILE.SUB
0001 SUB(FILENAME,FILEVAR,ERROR)
0002 * open filename to filevar, keep opened files in named common
0003 * 01-20-05 asb
0004
0005 COMMON /OPEN.FILE.SUB/ FILENAMES,FILEVARS(1000)
Do you check/change accounts when you open files? Changing accts will
probably cause issues. Check FILEINFO(). Also, dimensioned arrays can be
dynamically resized b might also be helpful?
SUB OPEN.FILE.SUB(FNAME,FVAR,ERR)
COMMON /OPEN.FILES/ FNAMELIST, FVARLIST(1), LAST.ACCT
Do you think it is possible that the number of files opened to
FILEVARS() is exceeding MFILES?
On Aug 24, 2006, at 5:07 PM, Scott Ballinger wrote:
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated- perhaps the
OPEN.FILE.SUB
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Goo'day,
At 11:01 25/08/06 +0800, you wrote:
One way to break up a large condition is to do something like this...
COND1 = (condition1 OR condition2)
COND2 = (condition3 OR condition4)
COND3 = (condition5 AND condition6 AND condition7)
IF COND1 OR COND2 OR COND3 THEN...
You could make the
The original poster was asking about a single IF statement and how to
split it into several lines, I don't think using a CASE structure would
solve this particular problem.
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