From: Barry Brevik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 3:10 PM
I'm trying to stuff a variable with a string, then use it with INPUT so
that
the user sees, and has the option to accept (by pressing ENTER at the
start
of the field) this default string I've put in the variable. For
over the weekend. Not happening fast enough. Drop
the constraints. Bonus received. Tables full of garbage.
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the application among users, use the @userno as
the leading part of the key. Even if you're not sharing the app, use
the @userno, so that when you do share the work file later on you
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= 999 ;* Not done
LOOP WHILE REM.A NE 0
REMOVE A.FIELD FROM A SETTING REM.A
(Do something or other with A.FIELD)
REPEAT
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been left without an option or a fix.
snip
Try adding PTERM CASE INVERT to your VOC LOGIN paragraph.
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Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 10:33 AM
Subject: [U2] LOOP or GOTO on READNEXT
My intent is not to start a religious discussion about GO or GOTOs because
I see that method all over the place and regardless of why, who or
whatever, my question is,
, not a physical
removal.
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From: Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 10:56 AM
Subject: [U2] Data Corruption
There lives a new record in our OP table that shows up as INVISIBLE from a
TCL prompt.
snip
Suggestions would be appreciated.
If your OP table isn't too large,
at the unpolished newbie...
SNIP
That's because the languages you refer to have a higher level of
abstraction from the run machine than the ones that you're laughing
at.
Ever done any FTN, PL1, SPL or assembler programming?
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From: Andrea Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005 8:31 AM
Subject: [U2] UV-piopen TRANS function
Thanks for all the suggestions. I think I am going to bite the bullet and
add the RAISE to all i-descriptors. Think I can come up with a BASIC
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snip
I've found out what is causing the error. The users have been inputting a
number plus X. While testing my fix, I entered 2Q that also past the GE
and
LE test but errored at the VAL1 line.
I don't know what
has that data available, but
that data is NOT available to any other process.
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a snippet of code under
Universe Personal Edition to test it, and the named common persists
across programs (as I expected), and the blank common is
re-initialized in between program executions.
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I just came out of a meeting where it was stated that MV databases allow
non-unique keys.
snip
Secondary keys perhaps, if you're considering the indexes as keys, but not
the primary key. Primary keys are by definition unique.
From: George Gallen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 11:39 AM
Subject: [U2] Question on File indexing...
I need to setup some file indexing, I've not used the internal B tree
indexes before, and I don't
have my manuals with me today.
What do I need to do to setup a file
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Subject: [U2] Indexing issue
I have a file that has thousands of keys that start with an A. There is
an index on the key. When I try and do a search for any items that start
with say A12 and I type in A12... the search
From: Marco Manyevere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Given a date like 20040203, I want to return the last valid date for that
month and year (20040229 in this case). What is the shortest code fragment
to achieve this?
Find the internal date of the first day of the next month, subtract 1, and
convert
unassigned error. So, instead of branching
on the READ ELSE, you branch later based on the value of RECn.
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I have yet to hear of a good, legitimate, use for REMOVE.
Even after 30 or so posts on this topic ;)
Consider associated multi-value arrays, perhaps for automobiles, shall we
say? And for some reason, you need to look at each and every car. So,
(coding from memory
From: George Gallen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looks like I'll be making a VOC to do the save/copy, only problem
is I need to put in all the accounts that I want to use it in.
Consider a system VOCLIB with remote pointers to the items from the
accounts that use them. That way if you have to tweak the
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Subject: RE: [U2] Group By equiv?
Kevin,
You are right it is a Prelude system. We don't have this data
normalized anywhere else so I still need to find a creative solution
here.
From: George Gallen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK. this is for UV10
Is there a keyword/option to NOT do a clear screen on the LIST command.
This would be from a Paragraph, so I can't do an execute and just remove
it from captured data.
What we want to do is show information, then LIST file
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Subject: RE: [U2] To Limit TCL Access Privilege
Take a look at remote verbs - these are ideal for what you want to
achieve.
Essentially, you change the VOC entries of key verbs to R
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We are looking at a company eVault but I have concerns about their AIX
agent that does incremental backups. And how UV on AIX writes to disk. Is
HASH.AID/HASH.HELP a UV tool or an AIX tool? Does UV have its own file
system compared to AIX?
In reverse order, as it
new file shows the same problem, then I'm at a loss...
If the above crashed during the COPY ALL then I'd build a SAVEDLIST
and use it during the copy.
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a R FIRST which would replace the entire line
with FIRST. This btw is probably the method I'd least prefer for
what you're trying to do, but it is an option.
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On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:58:04 -0500, you wrote:
With HP-Ux and UniVerse, I need to create a folder (account?) NEW.BP for
UniBasic code...
snip
CREATE.FILE 1
or perhaps
CREATE.FILE 19
Type 1 19 are directories.
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dimension, not X, Y and Z which is
what the compiler is seeing.
Which means that you've got a more basic problem 'cause you're not
trying to use matrixes. You need to somehow define the
subroutines/functions you're trying to use.
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Is there a relationship between MUMPS and PICK?
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. Nothing to support this, but it
shouldn't take you very long to try.
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emulators, and the same sort of mechanism it's
easy to change the background color of the window which makes the
accounts visually distinctive.
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So I'd guess that someone forgot to clean up the documentation.
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David A. Green wrote:
Why do programmers use result[LEN(result),1]? Doesn't result[1] do the same
thing but easier, quicker, and more readable?
snip
variable[1] to reference the last byte of variable is a relatively
recent addition to Universe. Where relatively refers to the lifeline
of the
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We have a need to overwrite/update the first record of a sequential file.
Sure I could write 2 sequential files and 'cat' them or make 2 passes
through the data extract to get the totals but I thought I has seen a way
to resent the pointer (thereby overwriting the
to the HOLD file or
if you need to write to the HOLD *and* to your other file during the
same process. And I'm not sure if UV caches the pointer to HOLD or
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on the VOC and you don't have the
priveleges on those files??
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the
CREATE.INDEX command, for that you need exclusive access. But he's
talking about adding records to a previously indexed file and having the
index fail...
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REQUIRE.INDEX and NO.INDEX to compare
the results?
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That probably stemmed from familiarity with an interpreted BASIC rather
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raul Vescance wrote:
How can i get access to a dos file from Universe Windows PE ? Its
possible to create a Qpointer to a dos File?
Thank you in advance.
Write a File Pointer to the directory that the DOS file's in, then read
the DOS file as a record within that file.
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Mark Olarte wrote:
Dom,
You could ICONV both dates and subtract to get the total number of days
between the two. 6 April 2006 = 13976. 12 October 1967 = -80.
Subtracting gives you 14056. Dividing that by 365 gives you 38.51 ...
approximately 38 years and 186 days old. HTH.
Mark
Quibble -
Mark Olarte wrote:
Okay, to be truly accurate - divide by 365.25. (3 * 365) + 366 = 1461
total days in a four year span including a leap year. 1461 / 4 =
365.25.
Apparently in my world last night leap year had one LESS day...
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MARK LEE who wants to pay me a huge commission to move money for him.
And my filters aren't rejecting these emails 'cause they're coming from
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chance, your disk is full.
snip
Or the source code hasn't been compiled, in which case the directory
containing the executable hasn't been created.
Anita - did you successfully compile MAIN and SUB?
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: ;* Internal subroutine.
0018: CRT 'SUB'
0019: PRINTER ON
0020: PRINT ITEM_CODE L#16:REC1
0021: PRINT DESCRIPTION L#16: REC2
0022: PRINT TYPE L#16:REC3
0023: PRINTER OFF
0024: RETURN
0025: * End of PRINT.LINE internal subroutine.
0026:
0027: END;* For compiler.
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Mecki FC6rthmann wrote:
Is this going to become a pissing-contest?
snip
Actually it's a fairly interesting thread, presenting a couple options
for the original poster, along with various styles of coding for him/her
to look at and think about. Not a bad thing.
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:-)
Actually it *is* an option. If you're running on UV, check out variable
@LOGNAME and the GOTO statement.
You can use the userid, (or other criteria), to branch within paragraphs.
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CASE
CALL @INVOICE.RTN (argument list)
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/ being used
here...what
can be the change in the conversion?
D2/ is date conversion in mm/dd/yy format, (in US). Probably the most
common date conversion I've seen. Another very common one is D4/
which would provide you with a 4 digit year.
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As xyz.txt in the BP directory
change the file name
I've been reading your questions, and I have a question of my own.
Where is your area of expertise? It quite evidently isn't Universe, but
it appears that it's not in general systems either. So, what can I use
to draw analogies?
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stored in. Open it up with your editor, file it in your VOC. Or
use the COPY command.
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that
will help you figure out what process is using port 23. Here's a link:
http://www.download.com/3000-2085-10062969.html
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- that's a fullpath reference to the executable.
2 - 'cause your machine isn't searching the currently attached directory.
suggestion 1 - after cd'ing to /usr/ibm/uv/bin, enter ./uv.
suggestion 2 - modify your search rules to either include
/usr/ibm/uv/bin or to include ./
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* be an application error message generated by the ELSE or ON
ERROR clause of a read or write statement.
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pointers on the
fly?
Or has anyone restored any sort of backup recently?
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sometimes
makes it difficult to figure out what the data is supposed to look like,
but if organized properly lends itself to selecting and reporting.
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04 4
05 2
06
Look up BY.EXPLD
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, (assuming that DELINQ.LIST is a list of IDS to DELINQ.FILE):
PA
GET.LIST DELINQ.LIST
SELECT DELINQ.FILE SAVING UNIQUE @ID
SAVE.LIST DELINQ.LIST
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? This would be very helpful in
determining what (or who) specifically is triggering this activity.
Is filemon installed on their machine?
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Programmer/Analyst for a
client north of Boston. This is a very stable employer and a great
environment. Experience with manufacturing or distribution would be a
plus. Please contact Tom Murphy for details at 603-528-4777 and send
resume to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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of the another line.
Computronics sells a Peek for Unix, which has a Poke capability.
They've been around for years, (used to do Pr1me/Primos), and I can
personally attest to their good character.
http://www.computronics.com/peek_1page.html
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In a Universe environment, (running either on Windows or *nix), does
anyone know a fast way to determine the separation of a file?
Type, Modulo, etc are easily returned via the FILEINFO function, but
separation doesn't appear to be retrievable that way.
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Dan Fitzgerald wrote:
MST or UVFile should do it.
snip
I'm obviously missing something, 'cause I can't find either of those in
any of the online HELP files, in my VOC or in a refreshed MAP. Can
you enlighten me a bit further please?
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much.
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Manu
Perfecto. Muchas Gracias!
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routine it works as you would expect. If however, you do the file open
within the subroutine it releases the lock when you return to the
calling program.
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REPEAT
0055
0056 * Done.
0057 STOP
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the Borg conquered
Resistance is futile, you will be assimilated
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Your futility is resistant,
Your a$$ will be laminated.
HTH, NC, HAND.
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listed, e.g.
snip
That's sweet. I'm adding that to my bag of other people's tricks.
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system is like
many I've seen, both the PH and the SAVEDLISTS directories are often
not maintained. On the same note, uvtemp is often cluttered with the
temp files from selects, captures and executes...
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Glen Batchelor wrote:
Can you at least put the state in which the position is in?
Country/state/city would be ideal.
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School Name
University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine (58)
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X
03 REPEAT
RUN CDS.BP M
Memory fault(coredump)
3046$ls -l core
-rw--- 1 cds33896 tech 279499648 Mar 17 17:11 core
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Capturing writes to uvtemp. Are you running out of disk space or
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And when I'm finished debugging, I just uncomment the write, and comment
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, for grins, that TWO people are running similar
programs, knowing the size of the lock table isn't going to help you
very much in that scenario, is it? Knowing how to release your locks
so that you don't fill the lock table is going to help you.
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key. So if you're currently
using internal_date*internal*time, add *pid.
There's a GCI interlude to get the process id, I *think* it's GETPID,
but you'll have to look that up.
If you're on windows, this won't help you much.
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040024
0001 Variable previously undefined. Zero length string used.
0002
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to Universe that there was a limit of either 15 or 16 and it
was unchangeable. I had to do some creative coding to convert a couple
apps.
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see it used, particularly
when the poster is being polite and helpful as Robert was...
You
Make
Me
Vomit
Is it five o'clock yet?
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a complex application
that runs on top of the operating system. As such, it has no kernel.
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So, your dict item would look like:
1 PH
2 PHONE-CHECK COLL.SCORE CA.AVAILCR SSN.DECEASED SSN.DOD 292 CA.BK7
CA.BK11 CA.BK13
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keyword briefly this morning on a Universe
system, bringing the result back to a MS desktop and importing into
Excell. When I did so, I found that I had to strip extraneous cr/lf
sequences from the beginning of the XML file I'd created.
Rgds.
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reports and exports.
To include double-quote within field to be searched, use single quote as
delimiter.
SELECT PARTS WITH F1 = '['
-or-
SELECT PARTS WITH F1 LIKE '..'
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created a temporary account on a Universe machine, in PICK
flavor. And ran right into the same problem. Which suggests to me that
I test my answers before I present them.
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- PAYROLL.BETA
END CASE
CALL @PAYROLL (A, B, C, D)
I don't think it's applicable for Universe, at least in terms of speed
but the choice of routines is still useful.
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IN SUBROUTINE 'ABC'
READU XYZ.REC FROM XYZ.FILE, XYZ THEN
CRT GOT LOCK IN SUBR
END ELSE
CRT NO SUCH RECORD
END
CRT READY TO RETURN, CHECK LOCK, THEN PRESS RETURN: :
INPUT DUMMY
RETURN
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jpb-u2ug wrote:
Do you wake up on the wrong side of the bed every morning?
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Um, I'm not sure why you found what Tony wrote offensive. I thought it
was a reasonable presentation of his point of view.
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decimal point, but hopefully this will
give your friend something to work from.
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REMOVED 3B
REMOVED 3C
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when copying backup
files. Even though ulimit was set to -1, the file system itself had to
be large file enabled. I also had to change the fsize parameter(s)in
/etc/security/limits.
This is on a RS6000 running AIX, so I don't know if it's applicable.
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with GOSUB
CODE
CODE
REPEAT
It's clean, it's concise, it's easy to read... And I wish I could
remember who taught me that you could combine the LOOP and READNEXT in
that manner...
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