Guys
To return to my earlier post:
WHEN is an output limiter. It limits the output of values, so it will work
if you want to LIST those records by suppressing the output of the
individual values that don't match. But it won't work in a SELECT in this
case, unless you are already exploding, since
Hey all,
I am trying to replace the PORT.STATUS command with one that would
replace
[ BUILD.TR.TAG @ 0x178 ]
With
[BUILD.TR.TAG]
178 FOR LINE.CNT = 1 TO LINE.NO
From the VLIST command I assume that the above 0x178 refers to one of
the below (the first I assume) I am just curious
WHEN only works with BY.EXP and is not associated with WITH . You can
have
bunches of WITH's, but only the first WHEN gets evaluated. At least
with
the versions I've worked with.
And that's on Unidata!
Thanks Allen. I have always thought that WHEN was a synonym for WITH and
used WITH. I
Doug
You're on the right lines - it's a human readable form of the pcode that
UniVerse creates when it compiles the program : basically each of the
operations that the code will perform. If VLIST can't find the source code (or
it's out of step) you'll only see those instructions. But it's
thanks!
dougc
Brian Leach wrote:
Doug
You're on the right lines - it's a human readable form of the pcode that
UniVerse creates when it compiles the program : basically each of the
operations that the code will perform. If VLIST can't find the source code (or
it's out of step) you'll only
Hopefully nothing sinister here but has anyone else noticed that the U2
products appear to have vanished from IBM's product list on their web site.
Support and training are still available but I cannot find any reference in
the areas one would visit as a prospective purchaser.
Added to the
thanks! but I am curious is this a better solution than just using
PHANTOM in the shell script?
dougc
Hona, David S wrote:
Here is Dave Church's solution/workaround to address the long
outstanding UV cron issue, it's a little C program...
-Original Message-
From: Hona, David S
Hello,
Is there any way for UniVerse BASIC to determine whether or not a given
character is a double byte character or a single byte character?
Put another way: I need to determine programmatically, on an NLS enabled
machine, whether Ibm reading a Chinese character or an English character.
I found the U2 products in a couple of clicks (well, 4 anyway...) on the
site...
Home Page (which for us is www.ibm.com/us/) Products Software by
category Data Database management Tools U2 is alphabetically at the
end...
David W.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cannot say that it is on the front page, but I had no trouble
finding it in menus at the ProductsSoftwareSoftware by Catagory
Data Database Management Tools Page. :-D
-Rick Nuckolls
Lynden Inc
On Dec 20, 2007, at 8:00 AM, Martin Phillips wrote:
Hopefully nothing sinister here but has
Well, not totally absent. I did find it UniVerse and UniData in the
Software A-Z listing:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/sw-atoz/indexU.html
But just like the rest of their U2 web-presence, you sort of have to
know what you are looking for. This is probably due to their market
research -
You can find the U2 products at ibm.com by clicking on the products,
then by both of the following ways:
1: by clicking on the Software A-Z, then on U.
2: by clicking on Software by category, then Data Servers (Database
Management Systems).
It sure would be easier to get to if it was in the
I have to revise my earlier note. I simply clicked on Software by
category, selected data servers, and there, at the bottom of the
list... are UniData and UniVerse... But I'm sure being at the bottom of
the list is simply a trick of the alphabet... :)
-Original Message-
From: Hennessey,
I'll throw out a guess that they are making some changes to the layout
and everything is just out of wack. I tried to get to www.ibm.com and
got nothing with it trying to access
http://www.ibm.com/sandbox/homepage/version-a/
Jeffrey Lettau
ERP Systems Manager
polkaudio
-Original
I did notice that when I typed in http://www.ibm.com, I was redirected to
http://www.ibm.com/sandbox/homepage/version-b/, which I don't recall having
seen before.
Maybe they're upgrading or something.
-bob
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Hi David,
I found the U2 products in a couple of clicks (well, 4 anyway...) on the
site...
Home Page (which for us is www.ibm.com/us/) Products Software by
category Data Database management Tools U2 is alphabetically at
the
end...
Interesting. You are right that U2 is still on the
One disadvantage to using PHANTOM is the challenges required to retrieve
the output from the program. For example, suppose you needed to get
some piece of data from UniVerse to use in a shell script, say the email
address to which to mail a report. The BASIC program MAILTO.LOOKUP does
the lookup
Sounds like an interesting project, but you're on the wrong line number. The
0x178 refers to the hex addresses in the VLIST output. On my system the hex
addresses are the second set of numbers on each line (00760 and 00766 in your
example). You could then grab the first numbers on the line,
And you are totally correct -- I just went to www.ibm.com/uk/ (just
guessing, and it worked!)
And - nope - no mention anywhere... And searches for UniVerse just turns up
training - no product pages.
Is that odd? Someone from IBM should be chiming in about now lest we start
suspecting we've been
cron is an OS background job processor scheduler and is not supported
by IBM U2 Support.
PHANTOM verb is a background job processor and is part of IBM U2 and is
supported, but of course with no scheduling.
Depends on what you are trying to achieve, I guess. One you're going to
get support for
I donbt remember it ever being on the uk site - certainly not in the past 2 or
3 years. I have always had to go to the .com site to get to u2.
Symeon.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Martin Phillips
Sent: 20 December 2007 19:46
To:
Bob,
can you use the UNISEQ function? or failing that BYTEVAL (testing for
the multibyte character start byte)?
Craig
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