If they can block hotmail, yahoo and myspace, then they can allow
www.rainingdata.com and www.ibm.com. The barriers people present aren't
technical, but overall corporate policies meant to inhibit Suzy in
accounting from wasting time.
My 1 cent
Mark Johnson
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From: "Jerr
I've been having very unusual UD spooler problems. A spooler entry, for a two
page
report, seems to keep loading over, and over, and over, and over into the
spooler
job; thus creating a spooler entry of, perhaps, 15Gb.
In the past, this has shutdown our UD server. I created an environment
va
For dirs never, Never, NEVER use Type 1 files.
'' '' always, Always, ALWAYS use Type 19.
(Dave Taylor already said that, but it was buried in the middle of other
useful stuff & I didn't want anyone to miss it. He gave rationale &
his related comments about LONGNAMES ON was germaine, too.)
Hi Tony,
(I don't think this deserves the code but it's up there anyway to keep
the msg police happy. If someone else really wants this information but
doesn't read it because of the , then they deserve to remain less
informed - imho - no flames please)
We distribute our generic Pick print
Had something very similar. I remember it drove us
nuts.
Turned out to be a non-printing control character in
one of the voc records.
Try this. First make sure you have a backup copy of
each. Copy and overwrite one voc record over the
other. Then test and see what happens. Please let us
know wha
Brian Leach wrote:
Doug
Since it's only a single file you're looking at (VOC), here's a low impact
way you could timestamp. This will log all changes to an index file, which
you will need to clear down periodically :
1. Create a subroutine that will return a timestamp AND a checksum when
listed
Speculating... is one of these an index?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jerry Neff
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 6:56 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Wierd voc item problems
25 years experience with u2 and I've never
On Thu, 3 Jan 2008, James F Thompson wrote:
> Does anyone have a suggestion for doing graphical printing from Windows and
> Aix? I need to be able to embed dynamic images (i.e. Division logo, Shipping
> label), along with form data. We are using Universe.
Please take a look at our Print Wizard p
You might include raster graphics inside the spool job. We use it a lot.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of James F Thompson
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 6:43 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Graphic Printing
Does anyon
25 years experience with u2 and I've never seen this one.
I have two voc items pointing to the exact same file and dictionary in
the existing directory. The only difference between these voc items are
their names.
When I use ele -dict [EMAIL PROTECTED] to view a data record in voc item one it
Does anyone have a suggestion for doing graphical printing from Windows and
Aix? I need to be able to embed dynamic images (i.e. Division logo, Shipping
label), along with form data. We are using Universe.
James F Thompson
Senior System Analyst
Cypress Business Solutions
678.494.9353 x1410
[E
We are about to publish software which runs over Unidata and Universe for
Windows. What is the preferred deployment package for Universe?
1) Full account, source and object in Type 1 files, Pick flavor.
2) Full account, source and object in Type 1 files, Ideal flavor.
3) Zip with object and source
If you prefer forums, use the forums. I prefer the email list for the
following reasons:
(1) If I had to remember to go to every forum on a regular basis, I
simply wouldn't. Email comes in whether or not I remember it.
(2) Most forums I've seen don't differentiate between messages I've
read a
Just a general question of the group.
We have many interfaces using callHTTP secure posts and some of our
customers are running through ISA proxy servers. As many of you are aware
callHTTP will only work over the proxy server using basic or no
authentication.
Also, if passing a certificate wi
Wow, he's smart!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Leach
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 12:37 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] date on a pick item
Doug
Since it's only a single file you're looki
If you can modify the process that creates the VOC entries, write a duplicate
record to a job file, so you'll know what it tried to do and include a
date/time stamp to it. Remember to clear the file on a regular basis.
And then include Rex's self deletion procedure.
Also look into how to tie
Doug
Since it's only a single file you're looking at (VOC), here's a low impact
way you could timestamp. This will log all changes to an index file, which
you will need to clear down periodically :
1. Create a subroutine that will return a timestamp AND a checksum when
listed, e.g.
TSIndex
Doug,
You described a system that builds VOC entries and procs; I assume the
problem is that you're ending up with a bunch of temporary procs
cluttering up your system.
Why not (a) add the date to the "NIGHT-JOBSport" id, or (b) add lines to
the proc to make it self-deleting (it should be si
If the VOC/PROC is being run thru a phantom, you can check the &PH&
file. The ID of the &PH& file contains the internal date, so you can
narrow it down that way.
SELECT &PH& = "[NIGHT-JOBS]" WITH @ID = "[internal_date]"
This item stores all of the proc output (screens, messages, etc.) if
that wou
1. Consider saving the date with the record.
2. Some time ago, I remember that Jeff Fitzgerald (fitzlong.com) mentioned
transaction logging
functionality in U2. Info on transaction logging is in the IBM tech
manuals. I have not used
U2 transaction logging.
--Bill
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Doug Chanco wrote:
Is there a way in universe (10.1) to see the date a pick item was
created/last modified?
Short answer - No.
Long(er) answer - not on a stock system unless the item in question is a
record within a type1 or type19 file, (in which case it's actually a
file within a directory
Robert DunnMiller wrote:
(3) If in a hashed file, that becomes a function of the application itself.
its a hashed file, at one time Charlie Noah showed me how to do this but
sadly its been years and at the time I did not have a use for it ...
I am almost positive there is a way, I just
Only on a directory-type file.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Thu Jan 03 10:29:16 2008
Subject: [U2] date on a pick item
Is there a way in universe (10.1) to see the date a pick item was
created/last modified?
Th
Well, if it's a type 19 or type 1 file and it's a Unix-based system, you
can shell out, cd to that directory, and an 'ls' of the item's details
will show the last date/time it was modified.
However, if you're talking about an every day, garden variety data file,
no there isn't any way.
-Ori
Hi Doug,
Is there a way in universe (10.1) to see the date a pick item was
created/last modified?
If this item is in a hashed file, the answer is no. You would have to add
your own date/time modified field to handle this.
If it is in a directory file (type 1 or 19), you can use the STATUS
Doug -
My apologies for stating the obvious questions:
(1) is the pick item in a Type1/Type19 file? Or a hashed file?
(2) if Type1/Type19, you can execute *NIX ls -l {pick_name} or Winxx ->
Explorer -> {directory} -> right click -> Properties to get created/last
update time
(3) If in a hashed fil
Is there a way in universe (10.1) to see the date a pick item was
created/last modified?
Thanks,
dougc
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