Just to show my age, way back in the days of R83, and the Sequoia machines
we were able to use debugger to give us a version of peek and poke to reset
the forward and backward links manually. Almost like using a hex editor...
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Subject: RE: [U2] blink questions
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Henry,
If you're lucky the file fixing utility uvfixfile may repair it: type HELP
uvfixfile for details. For anything other than automatic fixing you need to
find some expertise or get the backup out.
If you're really lucky, you might (might) get the content out by using
RESIZE filename * * *
uvNet - ... Does CONFIG show it when it is installed?
Sure does
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CONFIG
Configuration data for license number my Dev license:
User limit =20
Expiry date=1/1/2500
-UVNET package is installed.
User limit = .
Using Dynamic Change Update in MITS removes the need for the select and merge
method.
You just have to know which applications write to the source file and modify
them to write MITS.TODOS_app records for new source records, MITS.REDOS_app
records for changed source records and MITS.UNDOS_app
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of JPB-U2UG
Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2008 12:24 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] U2 - SQL Server ODBC Connection via Universe
So would you recommend OpenLink then?
Jerry
Sorry for
Sounds like a lot of extra work to get a mediocre report engine to run
fast.
You could also use an indexed date attribute to speed up MITS (if you're
using a transaction based file)... At the end its still crappy MITS.
:-D
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[mailto:[EMAIL
Is this the one at: www.openlinksw.com
Just wondering because they don't mention U2 anywhere.
Jerry Banker
Senior Programmer Analyst
IBM Certified Solutions Expert
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Is anyone out there using Ruby on Rails for accessing Universe or
Unidata databases over the web? I know that you can call Windows DLL's
or consume .NET web services using SOAP from Ruby and we could get it
working either way, but I'd like to use the Rails ActiveRecord
functionality to
Yep, that's the one. You won't find any mention of U2. You choose the
product based on the server end, which would be SQL Server in this case.
The client version is chosen based on the OS you're running UV on. It
will work for UV on that OS, but theoretically should also work for any
other app
Having been successful last week at populating a GridDataView control
using .GenerateXML, we naively thought using XML to populate a
ListBox would be just as straightforward. Using the same code
pattern, we've tried
Cmd = uvSession.CreateUniXML
Cmd.GenerateXML(SORT CUSTOMER
We're new to XML in Universe and are trying to generate XML that looks like
this for our Warehouse Management System by Manhattan. The challenge is
getting the number of levels that Manhattan requires. Since the only way
we've found to get more levels is to have multi-valued fields in an
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Chandrika Padaki
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 12:25 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Backup Question
Our company has a Universe System. We are trying to automate
the backup
Hi Mike
It may be worth looking at the IBM database client, where IBM is using one
client to access DB2, Informix and U2. U2 is using this for a .Net data
provider. The client also has a ruby on rails and PHP interfaces and it may
be worth talking with IBM if this could be taken advantage of to
Clif,
Try something like this...
Cmd = uvSession.CreateUniXML
Cmd.GenerateXML(SORT CUSTOMER COMPANY ID.SUP)
DS = Cmd.GetDataSet
ListBox1.DataSource = DS
With ListBox1
.DataSource = DS.Tables(0)
.DisplayMember =
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Newsgroups: comp.databases.pick
Subject: Digiboards
Date: Tue, 13 May 2008 13:53:18 -0700 (PDT)
Anyone interested in a bunch of Digiboards, many brand new, including
the cables and 8-port terminations,
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