I don't think ic_opensession itself knows - it will connect via a socket to
unirpcd which itself will know that it is unidata and do the correct thing.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of David Wolverton
BUT UniRPC is for both UniData and UniVerse... how does IT know which to
connect to??
DW
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Symeon Breen
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By default it will use defcs as defined in your unirpcdservices file, this
can be setup as the ud or uv server.
Either set defcs inm that file to be the same as udcs or use
ic_unidata_session.
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Hi Symeon
This works fine and creates the index with no problems on Universe.
Unfortunately I don't have UD at hand.
Have you tried putting the dictionary name in quotation marks? Maybe
then it might treat it differently?
CREATE.INDEX TEMP 1019
Just a stab in the dark!
Regards
Glenn
And that was the answer from Rocket -- when I installed UniVerse, it
overwrote the file, and made UniVerse the center of the... well...
universe... g ... I changed it back to UniData and think all is well now.
Thanks for the list -- hopefully this will help someone in an archive
somewhere in the
Thanks Wally, but if the dictionary it's not a direct reference to a
specific atb number it WON'T be used. For example, if 1019 is a group
extraction, then any *other* name using the exact same atb and group extract
will be ignored. This is a big problem especially for multipart keys.
For
Or you could create a wiki entry using U2UG.ORG and enlighten us all?
smile
Laura
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of David Wolverton
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Symeon:
It doesn't work for me either (UD v7.2.3 on Windows 2K3). Log it on
the BB Bug report.
Bill
Symeon Breen said the following on 1/7/2010 2:28 PM:
A funny on unidata 7.1 on linux -
For a particular reason
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Boydell, Stuart stuart.boyd...@spotless.com.au writes
Whoops - forgot the reuse function:
LIST MY.FILE EVAL SUM(GTS(MY.MV.FIELD,REUSE(0)))
In this instance you might need SUM() twice ...
Note that when the example was
Firstly, given that InterCall is a C-API I am puzzled what you are doing and
exactly why you need to use it? As a C client application, you could only
invoke it from UV via UV shell or via GCI call. Which are you doing?
Secondly, UniRPC and it predecessor - UVRPCD has virtually always required
Oh UV and UD on the same server?
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Subject: Re: [U2] UniRPC returning 39125
And that was the
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Well spotted, SUMMATION() will add all the value entities -
summation(gts(field,reuse(0)))
S
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