We did it on a library system for having multiple language support, that way
the user login loaded the ERRMSG file and all errors were in the local taal
(language)
Since the legacy app is used even today, on both D3 and UV, it still works
off an ERRMSG file, only the access method now is via a
I first ran into Execute on an Ultimate. If I recall correctly, it may have
been 1983?
I agree that Proc is dead and should be retired/replaced. But since it's
still there, it can't fully disappear.
I have been often labeled a PROCtologist by accidentally becoming very good
with Procs back in
Last night during our month end batch process it aborted the proc when we
got Available printer memory exceeded during one of the programs. I ran
the program this morning and it ran without getting the error, same program,
same data files. Can anyone tell me where I could look to keep it from
The man (person) who writes a PROC interpreter/conversion utility that can take
a PROC and turn it into either Basic, or a PAragraph, will have a product to
sell... esp. if it can decipher all the PROC nuances and tricks that have been
introduced over the years. Same goes for a tool to convert
1. What kind of printer is it?
2. Is there a JetDirect or some other print server involved?
3. What OS is it running on?
4. Is it UniData or UniVerse?
--B
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We are experiencing periodic hangs (up to 5 minutes in duration)
accessing the UV database. These hangs are manifesting when accessing
the database through JDBC, sometimes when calling a stored procedure,
sometimes when running queries directly through JDBC. The problem has
appeared in two
Hi all,
We have a file (Unidata 7.1) called B10.COMMONAPP where a MV'd attribute
called AVAILABILITY contains values representing a day and time.
AE DICT B10.COMMONAPP AVAILABILITY
Top of AVAILABILITY in DICT B10.COMMONAPP, 6 lines, 24 characters.
*--: P
001: D
002: 63
003:
004: AVAILABILITY
Hi,
The man (person) who writes a PROC interpreter/conversion utility
that can take a PROC and turn it into either Basic, or a PAragraph, will
have a product to sell... esp. if it can decipher all the PROC nuances and
tricks that have been introduced over the years.
Back in the days when I
Martin,
After I wrote this, I said to myself, if anyone would/could do this it would be
someone close to the Development of one of the Mv systems. I thought Northgate,
but I'm not surprised that you've done it. I'll know where to go when I get a
contract converting a reality or R83 to OpenQM,
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We used to get this all the time until we changed uvtemp to a place where it
had lots of room to play
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Last night during our month end batch process it aborted the proc when we
got Available printer memory
1. It's not a printer, it's a program run from a proc.
2. see 1
3. Red Hat Linux AS3
4. Universe release 10.1.12
It seems that all memory errors are printer memory errors on Universe.
Jerry
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Any ideas what this message means?
ODBC Error: State = S1000 Error = [Ardent][Unidata ODBC Driver][IBM][SQL
Client][Unidata]Unidata lower level function error with fetch
I'm assisting with connecting Unidata to UPS WorldShip and while the
configuration in Worldship looks spot on, and we've
Because 8a is a pattern that matches 8 consecutive alpha characters. Try
this instead:
SELECT B10.COMMONAPP WITH ANY AVAILABILITY LIKE '...8a...'
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
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Since we have 300 gigabytes available for uvtemp, we don't think that is
it. Our whole database is about 17 gigabytes I am told.
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Hi all,
We have a file (Unidata 7.1) called B10.COMMONAPP where a MV'd attribute
called AVAILABILITY contains values representing a day and time.
AE DICT B10.COMMONAPP AVAILABILITY
Top of AVAILABILITY in DICT B10.COMMONAPP, 6
Is there programatic command in the PROC related to printing or the UV
print spooler?
--B
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