Irina,
the problem I think You have is that the file has characters like
char(233) for e-acute but Your terminal(emulator) or port strips
the leading bit making it the 7bit character char(105) = i on the
display.
( 105 = 233-128)
(( the 233=i is for the iso-8859-1 we use - french may
Do you have a VAR or are you looking to change?
Jerry Banker
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We're looking to add
If I have access to a network drive in Nautilus, with a path name in the
address bar in the form of smb://host/account/file.dir/file (this is
working just fine), what would be the equivalent path name from the $
prompt to display or access the same thing, like with an ls -lha command?
Art
Mat
There is what I have in Protocol line:
PROTOCOLLINE=0 BAUD=9600 DATA=8 STOP=1 NONE DISABLE -STRIP
So, I believe it is fine.
Thank you very much I know what to do, but it is much more work that I
anticipated.
Irina Lissok
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Does anyone know if there is a limit on the number of index files you
can build on a UniVerse Type 30 file?
AIX 5.3
uv 10.2
Andrea Charles
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Not sure of a limit, but you will see a decrease in performance at around 6 or
so (your mileage may vary, but probably not by much). Bear in mind that every
write to an index file is a write. If you have 6 indexes and everything else
is perfect (no splits or merges), that means that you have to do
We have been a *nix shop forever but are going to start testing our
applications on UniVerse for Windows. I need a little bit of information
about how the logging in works with UV for Windows. We use Accuterm Secure
Shell and the vt220 emulation for our terminal session. The user logs in to
the
It could bump up against your maximum number of files opened. You already
have two files open with the dynamic file plus each index is another file.
10 indexes 10 additional files.
Jerry Banker
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The limit is 1000. This results from the actual index files following the
naming convention INDEX.nnn starting from 000.
Every index degrades update performance, so you should still be selective.
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Just a quick (dumb?) question that will save me spending 5 minutes
writing a little test program (instead I'll spending 15 mins reading
responses BARGAIN!!) - and may also be useful for other listeners
...
In D3 for subroutines that are called often (either within a program,
or a system if
Jerry -
UV on Windows allows telnet access to UV sessions. You must install
SSH on Windows in order to have secure access to the system; it is
not there natively like on unix and linux.
The printing on UV Windows is different in that UV printers are the
printers on the Windows server and not
Ross,
I think this is an urban legend. My little test program indicates that in D3
the call @sub version is about 3 times slower than the direct call sub
method. (I actually think the logic is the opposite of what you said, the
@sub version resolves the cataloged subroutine in the md every time
Email me off list and I will be happy to share with you printer setup
instructions and separator pages. I don't use SSH but I know several
have used it without problems. I have been using windows and uv for
about 12 years all of the way back to the vmark days. I would be glad to
help where I can.
Ross Ferris wrote:
Just a quick (dumb?) question that will save me spending 5 minutes
writing a little test program (instead I'll spending 15 mins reading
responses BARGAIN!!) - and may also be useful for other listeners
...
In D3 for subroutines that are called often (either within a
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