Victor St Clair wrote:
Hello Jason
For us, this usually happens when you close a session that's not open.
Typically this happens because an I/O step fails in a way that causes
the session to close. I think, but I'm not sure, that in some cases
UniObjects does not throw an error. Or, it could
Brian Leach wrote:
Jason
Make sure you to an explicit CloseSession before exiting:
Try
UniObjects.CloseSession(Sess)
UniObjects.CloseAllSessions()
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
I suspect Dispose destroys the objects out of sequence.
I've been using UO with .NET 2 for a year and that
> Stuart, you can replicate the slow BASIC verb? If so, what causes
> have you identified?
Kevin,
I think it occurs under windows too but can't check at the moment.
Basically (excuse the pun) occurs when there is NO carriage return at the
end of the last line.
On UV/AIX .
in a pc editor
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Or maybe BUILDDIM vs. BUILDDYN?
Dorothy, wake up! ;-)
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Mark:
I don't believe this works in the U2 products. All those little niceties of
D3 are not considered essential in U2. :-)
Bill
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I've always thought MATPARSE should have been named MATBUILD,
and MATBUILD should have been called MATPARSE.
Is it just me?
Somehow, I don't think I'll submit this one to the U2UG Enhancement
Forum.
cds
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I don't know if this would work on U2 but as I was trying to remember this
for D3, I simply equated them as such:
DIM A(100)
MATREAD A FROM FILE, ID ELSE STOP
B=A
PRINT A(49), B<49>
My .001 cents.
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I understand that in Unidata (6.x), MATPARSE will distribute the
elements of a dynamic array into a dimensioned array.
Just curious - Does anyone know if there is a command/function that will
do just the opposite? Something that will distribute the contents of a
dimensioned array to a dynamic ar
>Just curious - Does anyone know if there is a command/function
>that will do just the opposite (of MATPARSE)?
MATBUILD
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Subject: [U2] Command that is the opposite of MATPARSE.
I understand that in Unidata (6.x), MATPARSE will distribute the
elements of a dynamic array into a dimensioned arr
I understand that in Unidata (6.x), MATPARSE will distribute the
elements of a dynamic array into a dimensioned array.
Just curious - Does anyone know if there is a command/function that will
do just the opposite? Something that will distribute the contents of a
dimensioned array to a dynamic arr
Update:
Certainly! I have several hundred clients and I need to run a report
using SB+ ReportWriter.
I only need to run the report for 251 of those clients, but they don't
have enough in common to select by any usable criteria. I remember
reading that there is a limit to selection criteria in
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On 30/09/06, John Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Karen
>
> UniData and UniVerse both support SSL native via OpenSSL - and this works
> with Dynamic Connect (if you don't have wIntegrate or SBClient).
>
> So unless you specifically want to use SSH?
>
> Regards
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> JayJay
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