Yuck! That sounds like a bug to me. Anywhere else, the quotes would be
mandatory.
Always glad to help!
Default namespaces have always felt like a bad compromise to me...
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On
Thanks David for anticipating my question and for all for the help everyone:)
'We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when
all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about.'
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From: Womack, Adrian
Hi Susan
This is caused by either a missing or corrupt DMSECURITY item(s). We had a
customer that couldn't add anything to their menus because when they did,
upon saving half the menus would disappear completely. It was all due to
the fact that they had removed an account at Unix but everything
Thanks! I will go check that now!
Susan Lynch
F. W. Davison Company, Inc.
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From: inquieti dinqui...@zafire.com
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: 05/21/2010 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [U2] re ceiving error message XX record corrupt on logto
Hi Susan
This is
It's not that old Susan - most of our clients are still running 5.2.4 with
some still on 4.5.4 :)
- make sure the DMACCOUNTS record key is all uppercase
- try saving the top of the tree in group security when logged in as root.
What was changed and how? You can't change most things manually
Colin,
As far as I know, the user did not edit the record, he went through the
screens, so the checksum should be ok.
I did verify that the account names are all upper-case - that was one of the
tech tips on the U2 Knowledge Base, although it said that that was
introduced in 5.3.4 when
I'm attempting to do a translate and was wondering if anyone might have a
suggestion.
Attribute (or Field) 1 of File1 is a multi-valued foreign key to the Primary
Key in File2. File2 contains a Date in Attribute 12. I want the latest date in
Attribute 12 of File2 of all the values of Attribute
I need help building a SB Dict that calls a User Subroutine with several
arguments. This needs to work from both within SB screens and from TCL.
Originally, I have a derived field defined as:
(B(SYSS9075.1,'VIA',SHIP_VIA))
where SYSS9075.1 had three arguments, 'VIA' was hard coded and
I have downloaded one of the barcode programs ( PLS.BAR128) to test
barcode printing. I needed to make two changes. One was the name
change to fit within our naming convention and the other was the name of
a the variable VALUE because it's a reserved word in System Builder.
So I have this
Hi James.
To do it in a dictionary item you just need a correlative (derived field,
I-descriptor) defined within FILE1 whish contains the following:
F;1;(TFILE2;X;;12)
This will list whatever is in attribute 12 of FILE2 using the value in
attribute 1 of FILE1 as the key - whether that is
Try:
TRANS(FILE2, FILE1.FIELD1, FILE2.FIELD12, X);
MAXIMUM(@)
David A. Green
(480) 813-1725
DAG Consulting
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of James Patrick
Volkman
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 9:15 AM
If your file is opened, then comparing it to an empty string is what will
cause an invalid data type error.
WHY!!!
If the datatypes don't match, then the result of the comparison is
FALSE, not INVALID.
It is logically correct to do such a comparison. The result I am looking
for is the
John;
One way to deal with this is to call a process from the derived slot of the
dict that parses out the @PARAM variable and calls the subroutine, then to
get the dict to work at TCL in the F6 Addit, F6 OE Dict derived field
put what you need to call the subr from the dictionary. Unfortunately,
I know we've discussed 64 bit issues before, but Windows 2008 is the O/S
of choice for those of us using Windows. Presently, 2008 R2 is a 64bit
/*only*/ O/S and is being pushed by both MS and Dell.
I have no problems going to this but would like to know what exactly
/*doesn't*/ work with U2
Susan, you said As far as I know, the user did not edit the record, he went
through the screens, so the checksum should be ok. Ah, if only it were
that simple. In some earlier releases of SB+ (and possibly as late as 5.3,
though I thought it was corrected in 5.2) if someone editing something in
Kevin, when I was checking to make sure that there were no 'no longer on the
machine' accounts in the lists of accounts, I refiled each group record. I
have not re-filed most of the user records, although I have re-filed mine
and am still having the problem with my login. Do I need to re-file
In message 321088.49154...@web36901.mail.mud.yahoo.com, Jacques G.
jacque...@yahoo.com writes
If your file is opened, then comparing it to an empty string is what
will cause an invalid data type error.
WHY!!!
If the datatypes don't match, then the result of the comparison is
FALSE, not
I know what you're saying, but just to make sure we're precise I'll add a
footnote.
The run-time machine doesn't have to find additional memory *each* time you add
to a dynamic array (as you said perhaps just imprecisely). Rather, your
workspace arrays have certain fixed sizes and it's only
...That's what I absolutely HATE about artificial stupidity. It
thinks it knows better than me, and gives me what it thinks I should
have, not what I asked for.
Then again, I can't imagine it thinks it should CRASH! :-o
Bill
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