Yes. According to my conversations with DG, the project was referred
to as Firestorm and had DG's affinity throughout.
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Hi All,
Does anyone know how to send a control code to a printer connected as a
slave? I have tried to send the escape sequence but it is not being
interpreted by the printer, just printed out.
Change HP printer to landscape.
Using print CHAR(27): l1O
Thanks,
James Hutchinson
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If you like gymnastics and particularly wish to avoid a subr, you can
use the vector EQS function with INDEX to find stuff - it's fugly but
works reasonably efficiently...
001 I
002 MV.ATTRIBUTE.TO.SEARCH;EQS(REUSE('SEARCH.STRING'),@1);IF SUM(@2)
THEN @11,(INDEX(@2,1,1)+1)/2 ELSE 'NOT FOUND'
003
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Hi,
Are there any NFA users out there that can help me with an issue?
I 'd like to copy 10 files from our production server to our test server. The
problem is that NFA doesn't allow me to use the ECL command COPY. I don't want
to run through
Thanks for the example, We will try it out
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I use this on UD.
James,
Reinstall your printer on (whatever) operating system using the Generic Text
Driver rather than the manufacturer's printer driver.
This will allow the ESC sequences to pass thru to your printer as ESC
sequences.
On Windows, set the Print Processor to WinPrint and the Default Data Type to
Hi Brian,
It would be nice to know...
a) just what this benchmark actually did. I guess that PDSC do not publish
the source code.
b) how this would run on the new flash disk technology announced this week
by EasyCo.
Martin Phillips
Ladybridge Systems Ltd
17b Coldstream Lane,
Past 12,000. It was part of an internal benchmark for a new rollout (and
succeeded). I don't know if there was a white paper (I haven't seen one) or
if there was a separate test run elsewhere up to 2,000.
Anyway - hiked up to 12,000 on AIX - if there is a public document I'm sure
someone will
Dear Messrs. Dreyfuss, Oliver, Wurlod, gurus all,
My original request was for words of wisdom. History lessons count.
The older I get, the more I value them. Thank-you.
But I was more interested in the future (my own):
- Why would I enable multi-threading? (UVTSORT 1)
- Why would I disable
Charles
Do you must mean the internal tests done for IBM's own system? The announcement
below was posted to this list by Stephen O'Neal under the thread: 15,200 users
attained on IBM's U2 UniVerse (which is a bit more than 2K..).
He or Tim may have more details.
Here's the original post:
I use this on UD.
SUBROUTINE DICT.LOCATE(OUT,LOOKER,FN,ITEM,ATT.LOOK,ATT.OUT)
*
* UCONV.BP DICT.LOCATE
* CALLED BY DICTIONARIES
* ED BURWELL
* 07/23/1999
*
* OUT - FILE NAME, SENT BACK TO DICT
* LOOKER - THING TO LOOK FOR
* FN - FILE TO
Is there a way to get the values reported by SETPTR, especially the
destination without parsing the results of the ECL command?
If you're on UniData, take a look at the UniBasic GETPU() and GETPTR()
functions.
Tim Snyder
Consulting I/T Specialist
U2 Lab Services
Information Management, IBM
I'll answer part of this. We were having trouble with creating pipes and
they asked us to turn off multi-threading as a possibility that it may
have been a problem on our Linux server. The selects may have been
taxing our resources. Most modern systems can handle multi-threading but
some of the
We had to disable multi-threading sort as we were getting unable to
create pipe errors on occasion and we were having problems with our
indices.
We would do a BUIILD.INDEX ALL and one or more of the builds of an index
would abort leaving the phantom hanging and all the other phantoms would
hang
On UD we try to make sure we've done a CONTROLCHARS IGNORE first.
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James:
The terminal emulator often has a slave print mode of text or raw. This is
the
easiest.
Bill
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I have some report writer reports that are called from the programe that
creates the data that the reports use, however I would like to consolodate
these in to one print job and send that at the end, I cannot output to one
dummy printer (a file on the server) as that would mean only one person
Hi All
Can someone answer these two questions, posted on the U2UG website?
Thanks in advance
Brian
1. Is there a 64 bit ODBC/OleDB driver available for UniVerse?
2. Users getting kicked out of UniVerse.
We have Universe 10.1 running in Windows 2003. It seems like when we are
getting close
Look at http://www-306.ibm.com/software/info/u2/university/index3.jsp
in the AD3xxx section. I did a find on 15,200 and found the statement in
question.
Ron White
Charles Barouch wrote:
All,
IBM did a test on the volume of users
successfully supported on a U2 (UniVerse, I think) server.
Hi Jonathan,
Is there a way to get the values reported by SETPTR, especially the
destination without parsing the results of the ECL command?
Take a look at the !GETPU() subroutine.
Martin Phillips
Ladybridge Systems Ltd
17b Coldstream Lane, Hardingstone, Northampton, NN4 6DB
Your ESCAPE [CHAR(27)] may well be intercepted. Check your terminal /
terminal emulation specification for what it might intercept.
Odds on it that never gets to the printer.
You might be able to send an alternate character (155 for example - 128+27)
or use a different slave print mode (e.g.
left over from old prime days.
basically a global catalog so voc items dont have to exists in each account
where the subr might be used.
I beliee its still legit for UV but probably not UD,Pick,etc
Rich
Jeff Butera wrote:
Why was it made a switch ? (pass) -- Not all platforms supported the
function but if it was not supported then it didn't use it regardless
(naturally).
It was fortunate that it *was* a switch though - as there were occasional
issues where you needed to turn it off (see the release notes for
Thanks everyone, it is reassuring to know it is only the HASH.HELP prog
and not our data that has corruption.
I see that HASH.HELP had been fixed in 10.2.4 - maybe it is time to upgrade?
Schalk
We are running 10.1.21 on Linux so not exactly the same as you but we
have reported a bug in
And don't forget SHM.TO.LOAD
Regards
JayJay
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left over from old prime
This is looking very promising but probably also needs 'niced up'
dictionaries - our collection of randomly generated dicts doesn't cut it
and I'm getting some fields unnesting and some fields as MV lists per
unnested row.
AA 12345 description of 12345
Description of
Is there a way to get the values reported by SETPTR, especially the
destination without parsing the results of the ECL command? I have noticed
that the format of the output of the SETPTR command is not consistant,
making parsing difficult.
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Important Manager : Hello, is that the chief
Does !SETPTR (or !SET.PTR - can't remember) do what you want?
Cheers,
Wol
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Is there a way to get the values reported
Thanks Tim and Brian,
We will have to go with the copy record by record as it seems.
Bjvrn Eklund
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Dmne: Re: [U2] [UD 7.1]
I will be out of the office starting 10/08/2007 and will not return until
20/08/2007.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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snip
All,
IBM did a test on the volume of users
successfully supported on a U2 (UniVerse, I think) server. T
/snip
If you are going to go to U2University, look into this session in the
application development track.
AD 3003- Case Study: U2 Technology Powers the New IBM Strategic Call
If you're using a pass-through slave function, there are two possibilities
I've seen for solutions:
1. Your emulation is 'converting' the escape to its ASCII equivalent. If
so, there is usually a setting for that.
2. Try using CRT instead of PRINT.
HTH
Brian
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From:
I've used the Process At End in the report definition to chain reports
together. Everything ends up in the same spool file that way.
One report's process at end calls another process that generates a
report, and so on and so on.
I've used this method to create an empty shell report to run
Charles asked for a link to the 15,200 user benchmark white paper. While
there is not a white paper, there is an article:
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/ibmdb2_3-06.pdf
Martin asked about the specifics of the benchmark. They will be presented
at U2 University around the
All,
IBM did a test on the volume of users
successfully supported on a U2 (UniVerse, I think) server. They pushed it
somewhere past 2K users without breaking things and only stopped when they
ran out of testing time.
I have a client who is
part SQL shop and part UniVerse. I'd love to get
Brian,
I can't go to the website from the client
I'm at (security restrictions) but here's the likely answer to the second
question:
The terminal emulators probably are
doing a 'keep alive' pulse and the barcode scanners probably aren't.
My suspicion is that if you turn off keep alive on
Thx Mr. Oliver. I recall our pal Pete Simonson telling me that some years ago.
Just didn't want to stick my neck too far out without some caution :-)
Regards,
LeRoy
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Martin, from our company, will be there.
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Strategy 7Dallas TX
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I found the mention of the 15,200 users in a Spectrum interview with
Susie Siegesmund. Look at page 4 of the pdf.
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/data/u2/events/intl-spectrum-QA.pdf
Ron White
Charles Barouch wrote:
All,
IBM did a test on the volume of users
successfully supported on a
From the web address:
AD 3003- Case Study: U2 Technology Powers the New IBM Strategic Call
Management System
IBM is implementing a new call management system based on U2 technology. As
part of the evaluation, U2 Lab Services completed a benchmark of our
business partner, PDSC's, call management
I'm not exactly sure how the programming is done on this but from the
outside it is all relative to how you look at it. Let's take the
statement:
SSELECT CUSTOMERS BY NAME BY CITY
In one way it can be seen as:
Sort by name with each name sort by city with each city sort by key.
In another way of
Since I like to avoid subroutines when I can, this is how I would do it (using
Perry's sample data slightly modified):
EVENTCODE
P]B]F]B]R
And
EVENTSTATUS
A-T]B-T]FP-T]K-P]A-P
TRIM(IFS(EQS(EVENTCODE,REUSE('B')),EVENTSTATUS,REUSE('')),@VM)
Which returns all values for EVENTCODE 'B', else
U2logic, Inc. the leading independent tool developer for Eclipse plug-ins
for IBM's U2 database has released a new version of its Editor and tools.
Version 1.2 of XLr8Editor is fully tested on Mac's, Linux (Red Had and
Fedora 7) and Windows. We have added many new features to this FREE tool
My premise was that
SSELECT FILE BY @ID BY FIELDNAME
is not the same as
SSELECT FILE BY FIELDNAME.
The second one is technically SSELECT FILE BY FIELDNAME BY @ID
My 1 cent
Mark Johnson
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