I'm sorry, I don't remember if this problem was occuring under unix or
windows. The following response applies to unix
The OPENSEQ doesn't prevent other people from opening/changing/deleting the
file. In general, there's nothing in unix that prevents you from deleting an
open file either. The file
I've seen this done 3 ways. Sorry though that my details are sketchy
1: save the .prn file into pick somewhere, and then when you're generating
the report, copy the saved .prn to the printer before sending the fill-in
data. You may have to remove any formfeeds/resets from the end of the .prn,
and
Too bad we don't have a try/catch exception mechanism.
Here's 2 examples. They both present maintenance problems. In the first
example, you will have to test the q.done and t.done variables if there is
any code between the next x and the next q. In the second example, the
return is nice and clean,
I'm attempting to use BCI on unidata 6.0 under hpux on a pa-risc box. The
simple commands work--I can open and close connections and statement handles
and execute statements that affect remote databases. However, when I attempt
to do something more complicated and efficient--use
but oddly, the older socket and http functions (like openSocket) are
documented as mixed case and really ARE mixed case. Oh well.
Does anyone know of any downside to always compiling with -I. Does it only
affect reserved words and not also variable names?
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Sounds like the kind of thing that would happen if the file had a lot of
overflow.
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I'm
Could they be hashing very badly?
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Sounds like the kind of thing
Looking at accuterm 5.oe, under tools|settings on the connection tab,
there's an advanced button on the right side. Clicking that brings up a
form which includes an option to use U2 device licensing.
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are you already familiar with any other multivalued databases like
universe/jbase/d3/pick?
If yes, then you can get the undata manuals online at
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/61unidata/ and go from
there
If not, check out:
pickwiki: http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl
Thoroughbred is a version of business basic. They have a website at
www.tbred.com where you can find manuals. www.basis.com is a good place to
look for general business basic info. At
http://www.basis-knowledgebase.com/kb00012.html they describe how to write a
program to dump a file to ascii.
The DICE people do their abm conversions from captured reports, so they
wouldn't be much help. A number of years ago I converted a DICE system in
thoroughbred to ABM in universe using the kmecsv utility I found at
http://prog-net.com/tbred.html. Unfortunatly the links there are dead, but
maybe you
I don't think that universe on NT includes any form of VI, or any other full
screen editor out of the box. You can make your changes using ED, as some
other respondants have demonstrated, but if you don't want to learn ED
incantations, you could copy your items to a type 1 file (similar to a DIR
speaking from distant memory--it's been a while since I used universe on
windows.and I haven't been following the thread.
I seem to recall that the installation puts an entry into the start menu
named something like universe console which opens a text mode window at a
universe prompt. I seem
2 possibilities: is it maybe uvsh instead of uv that you want to run, and is
it a subroutine or a cataloged program in MYROUTINE? I don't think you can
run a subroutine directly in universe like you can in unidata.
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I'm guessing that your phantom is always running, as opposed to being
started regularly from cron? You could try something like this:
PROGRAM UPDATE.PROGRAM
CALL UPDATE.SUB(PARAMS)
SLEEP 60
CHAIN UPDATE.PROGRAM
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omg, I was just writing the same message when this one fell into my inbox.
God help you if you select BP and catalog the entries. I've never seen a
system where all the programs were cataloged from one file, and there have
always been conflicting versions across files.
Also, some programs need to
but with that syntax, wont PROGRAM2RUN execute regardless of whether or not
the SELECT returns results?
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Charles
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It sounds like you have most of the pieces. You're doing a LINE-ATT and
using GET and SEND to talk to the systech box. The device is sending you an
ENQ and you respond with an ACK that it doesn't recognize. So, 2 questions:
first, are you seeing the ENQ (and is there any associated data with the
Of Dana Baron
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 3:47 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UD] LINE.ATT for attaching serial line
Ed Clark wrote:
So, 2 questions: first, are you seeing the ENQ (and is there any associated
data with the ENQ?);
I'm seeing the ENQ fine. Unfortunately, I need
of the escape sequences.
Regards,
Stuart Boydell
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Does anyone have documentation on what escape sequences sbclient supports
(I'm most interested in the vt220 mode). The programmer's manual has a list
of extended sequences, but I need to know
As a curiosity, how many people have used universe gci or the unidata
equivalent with CALLC/CallBasic to extend the capabilities of U2? When I see
comments like the one below (suggesting that only newer versions of U2 let
you use sockets) I always wonder about the experiences and success stories
Can you restate the question? It sounds like you're asking 1 of 2 things:
1: how do I send escape sequences to the printer.
2: how do I view what I've queued to the printer, instead of actually
printing it.
3: How do I view the file that I created with writeseqs--maybe in
notepad--and then
This has been talked about quite a bit lately on u2ug. You can search
archived messages at http://www.indexinfocus.com/ so I won't go into a lot
of detail.
It sounds like the most popular method is to use apache with cgi scripts.
The cgi scripts would use odbc or uniobjects to get at your mv data.
fyi, ECMAscript is pretty much what most people call java script. ECMA is a
standards organization and they came out with a standard for browser
scripting. Since any java programmer will tell you about the nausea she
feels every time she hears the java name in java script, ECMAscript might
be a
You could use HUSH ON and HUSH OFF within the program, or you could execute
the program from another BASIC program using the EXECUTE statement's
CAPTURING clause. You could also run the program from unix using output
redirection, i.e:
udt progname /dev/null
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I've never seen mvtools. What do they have that makes them attractive to
you?
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I seem to recall it being there in uv 9.3 7 years ago or so. Never thought
of a good use for it though. You can't create variables dynamically, so you
pretty much know what you have already.
1 possible use: A function that takes a filename and returns either the
opened file variable or an error
I seem to remember that the matread will take the extra attributes and
multi-value them into the last element of the dimensioned array. When it
writes them back out, the attribute marks go into the item so you don't lose
anything.
So you're ok, as long as nothing ever uses that last dimensioned
instead of using a unix cp, perhaps you could use uvbackup piped through a
uvrestore? Slower than a cp, but there will be no corruped files or odd
index interactions. I don't know if uvbackup has provisions for re-creating
indexes though.
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you might want to use uvbackup or some other tool to check your files for
corruption. If the error occurs after the program has been running for a
while, that's a likely culprit.
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This reminds me of computer science class and the concepts of coupling and
coherence (http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?CouplingAndCohesion). If you put something
into a subroutine, you want that subroutine to have a low level of coupling
with whatever calls it, so you would want the subroutine to have a
One of the programmers here is quite enamored of functions, so we have a lot
of them. Since a function requires a DEFUN, he put all the DEFUNs into a
single include, which is nice and clean, and also provides some nice
documentation on all the functions we have available.
The one downside of using
you could look in the PH file and maybe find some traces if the problem
program is being run as a phantom.
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AIX has the concept of roles. Give any user the role ManageAllUsers (you
may also have to put them into the security group) and they will be
allowed to run the chuser/mkuser/pwdadm programs.
AIX also provides a subroutine putuserpw (and a matching getuserpw) that
allows you to set passwords
you could use the GRAND-TOTAL clause (in ECL-TYPE P only, according to the
manual) to force that final total line onto a seperate page, i.e.
SORT BY FCURR.CD BREAK-ON FCURR.CD TOTAL INV.AMT GRAND-TOTAL 'P'
and then throw the offending page away. sorry I can't think of any better
alternative
I seem to recall a list in one of the universe manuals of the BASIC-like
functions that work in I-Types. There were several familar functions not on
the list. Does anyone have that manual page?
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The universe system description manual, page 5-25 available at
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/952univ/ has a list of
the basic functions allowed in i-descriptors. The bitwise functions are not
listed. You could use the SUBR function to call a basic subroutine to do the
In 15 years with my last job, I know of 3 times when bored users found their
way into parts of the system that should not have been accessable, but were
left open through a philosophy of security by obscurity on the part of the
developer. In 2 of those cases the user reported the problem, and in
Better yet, start from the original source:
http://www.atariarchives.org/bcc1/showpage.php?page=250
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if you google for winfrotz, it usually comes with a copy of advent. You can
also get dungeon, which was the source for zork 1,2 and 3
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unidata has a LAST_DAY function? what version is that?
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If it's for a
Wow, there is a LAST_DAY function in unidate. I have 6.0 on HPUX and it
works in virtual attributes but not in a basic program. Is that documented
anywhere? What other cool functions are there undocumented?
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For universe:
EXECUTE DOS /C BATCHFILE.BAT
for unidata:
PCPERFORM batchfile.bat
On Jan 24, 2008, at 11:09 AM, Amy Raisanen wrote:
My goal is to run a Universe program that creates a Windows batch file
and then executes it. I create the batch file using WRITESEQ and that
works great, but how
exit to dos with the DOS command. use cd to change to the directory
where you want the account (and mkdir to create the directory if
necessary) and then run uv. You probably need to use the full path
which is something like c:\ibm\uv\bin\uv. uv will prompt you to
create an account and ask
This probably isn't the problem, but do you ever clear the PH file?
On Feb 1, 2008, at 6:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Universe 10.0.8, Solaris 9.
We are currently suffering with phantoms taking a while to complete.
For example PHANTOM LISTU took 9 minutes to respond as Done.
I also believe
Not a dumb question. I've seen threads on here before about this. I
think the bottom line is that universe on windows has no way to deal
with virtual tape, but universe on unix/linux does. So if you have
access to universe on unix, load your t-dumps there and then use
uvbackup to
I'm not familiar with wintegrate. Does it do multiple emulations? The
control sequences to change a vt100 emulator are different than for a
Wyse or Adds terminal. Check out the wintegrate programmer's manual.
If it's anything like Accuterm, there's probably a private escape
sequence that
Is this universe or unidata? Looks like universe defines the @(-29)
function as setting 80 column mode, and the @(-30) function as
setting 132 column mode. These may not be defined for all term types,
but they work for me in vt420.
On Sep 12, 2008, at 3:49 PM, T Stokes wrote:
I need to
The 1A in ...J1A... is a valid pattern. So this string will match
anything that contains a J followed by an alpha character. If you want
to match J1A literally, you need to quote it, i.e. ...J'1A'... or
0X'J1A'0X
On Apr 14, 2009, at 12:06 PM, Israel, John R. wrote:
I have just encountered
Data stacking an 'N' for the pager to read works on unidata, but not
on universe (or any other pick platform that I know of. Maybe it
worked on prime?).
On Apr 27, 2009, at 9:18 AM, George Gallen wrote:
I tried that, it didn't seem to do anything. I'll test it again, not
sure
if I quoted
Maybe you could work something out using READL shared locks.
Process 1 takes a READU lock, does it's work, then demotes to a READL
lock and notifies process 2. Process 2 takes a READL lock and tells
process 1, which drops it's READL and goes on to its next task.
Process 2 then promotes
Not only was the U2 name coined when
Universe and Unidata products, very different and
former rivals, were brought under common management.
as Tony says, but I think it was coined by the users on this list, concerned that the new
company Ardent was more interested in promoting their O2
Basically, the road ahead is wide open and the future is bright.
I've heard good things about Reality. They seem to be making a
comeback. That would be an easy move.
jbase has a reality emulation and was written by microdata people.
Both universe and unidata have reality/microdata flavors.
Do you have an account named SOFTWARE that's supposed to have a file named
GLOBAL that your login command is looking for but can't find?
On Dec 15, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Brutzman, Bill wrote:
Upon login...
Cannot open GLOBAL file in SOFTWARE
Help would be appreciated.
--Bill
In your example, the line:
CASE X=1 F.FILETOUSE = F.FILE1
should be
CASE X=1; F.FILETOUSE = F.FILE1
Without the semicolon, the CASE test is something like
(FMT(1,F.FILETOUSE)=F.FILE1) and possibly being considered true.
On Dec 15, 2009, at 2:23 PM, George Gallen wrote:
Here is an
Intersystems Cache runs on the mac.
On Mar 29, 2010, at 3:38 PM, fft2...@aol.com wrote:
Are there are native implementations of a Pick system on Macs? Or are all
Mac connections just terminal emulators into a Windows/Unix system?
I know there is or used to be an emulator by Carnation that
You can run anything in a virtual machine :)
I run ADDS PC/OS in a virtual machine on mac.
I've run PCVerse under OS/2 in a virtual machine on the mac. (Anyone remember
PCVerse? IBM shipped it on the samples application disk with OS/2 Warp 4).
It looks like the only *native* pick implementations
These aren't bugs. They are features :)
Going all the way back to the beginnings with pick and microdata/reality, math
in the F and A processing codes has been integer only. This was on purpose, for
speed I think. And it works fine if you follow the fundamental rule of not
using decimal points
naw. PL/I was an IBM creation. See wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PL/I
On Jan 31, 2011, at 11:47 AM, charles_shaf...@ntn-bower.com wrote:
Cleaning out the old room where everything computer related gets sent to.
Came across a book on a programming language called PL/I. Just taking a
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 11:21 AM, Ed Clark u...@edclark.net wrote:
naw. PL/I was an IBM creation. See wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PL/I
On Jan 31, 2011, at 11:47 AM, charles_shaf...@ntn-bower.com wrote:
Cleaning out the old room where everything computer related gets sent
I've never used either, but is there any similarity between UPDATE and universe
REVISE ?
On Feb 3, 2011, at 5:39 PM, fft2...@aol.com wrote:
Let's say, you happen to stumble across a site that is using Ultimate's
UPDATE processor. Did any other vendor ever have a migration path off
I've often wished for some sort of block syntax in basic as well. Usually I use
LOOP with an exit, like you do, or a gosub, but when I migrate code to Cache
mvbasic there is a nice construct--the TRY/CATCH block:
TRY
block code
block code
if condition then THROW exception
block code
I guess Ian was partially right? On jbase, all basic code is precompiled into c
code (which is then compiled into os native object and executables), and if you
wanted to you could just skip the precompiler and write the c code directly.
They provide object code libraries with functions for all
I'll go on a limb and state my belief emphatically that we will
never see another new language implemented within the DBMS
itself.
Not from universe/unidata/d3 maybe (and sadly), but this is what Intersystems
did with Cache. They added mv basic as a language in the dbms (beside the
original
Only in part. Intersystems has many developers, all developing away. I'm trying
not to sound like an advertisement here--just making the point that innovation
is actively happening on at least 1 mv platform.
On Feb 8, 2011, at 10:26 AM, Wols Lists wrote:
On 08/02/11 13:38, Ed Clark wrote
the universe shell is trying to save the command stack. It puts the stack by
default into SAVEDLISTS in an item that concatenates the user's login id and
port number so that when the user logs back on they will get their stack
back--not particularly useful unless the user somehow always gets
I'm guessing that you are converting from d3 to unidata because you are most
familiar with unidata? (and less so with d3). Or is there some other benefit of
moving the application to unidata specifically? If you aren't tied to unidata,
consider Intersystems Cache. D3 migrations to Cache go
Trying to change the title, because this isn't really about conversion in
general anymore.
There are different aspects of case sensitivity of course, and different
platforms have different levels of support. If you haven't actually used D3,
you may not realize how far it carries case
printouts (i.e.
invoices) you curse yourself if you didn't turn it off.:-(
On 07/04/2011 15:44, Ed Clark wrote:
I'm guessing that you are converting from d3 to unidata because you are most
familiar with unidata? (and less so with d3). Or is there some other benefit
of moving
reserved words to be case
insensitive - print would work, although this wasn't available in the older
versions.
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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 2:29 PM
or A correlatives, you may
wish to consider something other than Unidata as the target to convert to.
Universe supports them just fine.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Ed Clark
Sent: Friday, April 08
security by obscurity has a nice ring to it :) Unfortunately it's the same
security you get by putting an un-pickable lock on a windowed door. The lazy
thief goes on to the next house, but if it's the place you want to get into,
you just do.
On Apr 10, 2011, at 11:03 PM, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
Intersystems has a presence in the UK as well. Probably one that will grow some
since NHS Scotland is going to be running their Patient Management System on
Cache.
On Apr 11, 2011, at 4:23 AM, Symeon Breen wrote:
Tony RE why Unidata instead of Pick
Well Tony I don’t live in rainy
yes, if your application is tied to SB, then your platform options are limited.
But it sounds like a lot of developers want to move away from SB into more
mainstream web-oriented applications. You want to compare building web
applications on Cache vs U2 (and vs non-mv platforms as well, because
Yes, Intersystems has developers, support engineers, and salesmen who worked
for other mv vendors. But Cache isn't jbase-centric. It has emulations for all
the MV variants.
Mumps is still around, though most of the large vendors were consolidated by
Intersystems. After that, Intersystems
Cache gives you a lot of flexibility here. Data is stored in databases. Each
database is a single OS file. But you use the data through a Namespace (called
an account in mv). By default all the mv files for a namespace/account are in
a single database. But you can map individual files or even
to be informative from personal experience.
On Apr 11, 2011, at 1:45 PM, George Land wrote:
This is a classic example of the issue that came up a few days ago about
people being open about who they are.
Ed Clark posts from u...@edclark.net, there is also an Ed Clark who posts
about Cache in other
an influence.
to post on a U2 list and omit to say that you work for a competitor is not,
IMHO, acceptable behaviour.
George Land
APT Solutions Ltd
U2 UK Distributor
U2UG Board Member
On 11/04/2011 18:56, Ed Clark u...@edclark.net wrote:
Sorry, I thought it was well known that I'm
Swiftview is nice and has a lot of features. There is also pcl2pdf from
www.visual.co.uk which I know works on AIX.
On Apr 12, 2011, at 10:27 AM, Horacio Pellegrino wrote:
We use a product called SwiftView converter, that works in Windows and
Linux.
hp
On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 9:39 AM,
the email print
choice.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Ed Clark
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 7:45 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] PDF Files directly from UniData or UniVerse
A lot of people used to code their applications to R83 or least common
denominator. The company I worked for 15 years ago had a mix of Adds Mentor,
Stratus OA, Power95 and a small universe system at a satellite office. We
bought a new accounting system that was written to R83. The vendor was a
I don't remember all exact details. The biggest problem had to do with universe
proc treating backslash as a special character. They used one or the other as a
delimiter in data that they passed around, and proc ate it. It was something
line this:
0001 PQ
0002 RI
0003 IHA\B\C
0004 F
0005
fyi, the MX conversion code is only valid in basictype P. In default
basictype U you need to use MX0C
On Apr 15, 2011, at 3:38 PM, Rex Gozar wrote:
EQU ALGORITHM$SHA1 TO SHA1
EQU DATALOC$STRING TO 1
EQU DATALOC$FILE TO 2
RESULT =
ERRCODE = DIGEST(ALGORITHM$SHA1, TEXT, DATALOC$STRING,
15 years ago I had a web server written mostly in universe running on unix. A
small piece of C code ran as a demon on port 80, set up some environment
variables, and forked a process that executed uv. The uv process served the
httpd request using mostly basic. I had some GCI code linked into uv
sorry, there's already a multiVerse. Look at the logo page in International
Spectrum Magazine. It came from the people who brought us pcVerse. I used
pcVerse (a sample version of it came in the box with OS/2 Warp 4) but I think
multiVerse may have been just vapor.
On Apr 27, 2011, at 4:44 PM,
curious. Were there any multiVerse production users?
Was Profile the name of the company that wrote multiVerse? --dawn
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 3:53 PM, Ed Clark u...@edclark.net wrote:
sorry, there's already a multiVerse. Look at the logo page in International
Spectrum Magazine. It came from
just an idea I haven't thought about too deeply:
Use readseq to read a line, then use the COUNT() function to count the quotes.
If there are an odd number of quotes (mod(2)=1) then add a value mark and read
and append another line. Loop until you have an even number of quotes (because
there
I was only suggesting for this one particular case where you were already using
readseq, know that you have the quoting, and have non-line-break carriage
returns defeating readseq :) In general, I use READBLK and parse my own line
breaks--legacy code that goes back to reading fixed blocks of
I could be wrong since I've never used NLS on U2, but I think that somewhere
there is a table identifying upper/lowercase pairs.
In the default locale, char(253) is the value mark and doesn't have an
associated case pairing, but in some other locales it is latin small letter y
with acute and
I'm guessing that you have an array dimensioned in the common?
Pick flavor default to $OPTIONS STATIC.DIM, while Information flavor defaults
to $OPTIONS -STATIC.DIM. With STATIC.DIM, each array A(n) takes up n slots in
common, but with -STATIC.DIM, the entire array takes one slot.
On Jun 24,
yeah, you can add $OPTIONS STATIC.DIM to all the programs that you compile in
information flavor, or $OPTIONS -STATIC.DIM to the ones in pick flavor. I would
put the COMMON definition in an include file, along with whichever static.dim
directive that you choose. The choice would be based on WHY
The behavior varies somewhat by platform. Are you using universe or unidata?
I'm guessing you're on unidata because you are using the MD conversion code
(I haven't seen that used much on universe)
The 2 lines:
X.B.ORIG.APPROVED.AMT = OCONV(V.B.ORIG.APPROVED.AMT, MD2)
X.B.ORIG.APPROVED.AMT =
Pretty much what Tony said. I could argue some points but this isn't a Cache
list :)
To answer the original post, any questions about U2 mumps should be directed to
quadramed, or maybe to mumps or cache-related google groups (there are
several). You can download Cache manuals from
universe or unidata? what flavor?
I don't see how this would have worked in the first place? When you use a query
with literal comparisons, the literal is compared against the pre-converted
value. If the attribute has a reversible conversion then your literal will be
reverse-converted first,
. For example:
A1
0001 A
0002 1
0003 A1
0004
0005
0006
0007
0008 MCU
0009 L
0010 10
The MCU in the correlative position (line 7) makes sure that your query is
always seeing the upcased data.
On Jul 26, 2011, at 2:09 PM, Ed Clark wrote:
universe or unidata? what flavor?
I don't see how this would
Sorry, I'm coming to this late and haven't read the previous emails. Are we
talking about universe or unidata?
universe has a $OPTIONS STATIC.DIM which you can use in any flavor. It is set
by default in pick/in2/reality flavors. With $OPTIONS STATIC.DIM you get
pick-style arrays:
1: array size
Both Sequoia and Stratus licensed Pick OA to sell on their fault-tolerant
systems and ran with it in different directions. Sequoia ran a little farther
:) Sequoia ran their pick on top of their proprietary TOPIX operating system
and Stratus ran theirs on top of their VOS os. Sequoia eventually
mvEnterprise doesn't require any support :) It just runs and runs.
On Sep 9, 2011, at 4:31 PM, Tony Gravagno wrote:
From: Wjhonson
I mean there's no reason to try to distinguish
mvEnterprise from mvBase until you're all folded into
a single company right?
mvEnterprise is a Unix-based
yes Include Cache. And Stratus too please, though I think I may have been
one of only 5 or 6 people who actually used it.
On Sep 9, 2011, at 5:06 PM, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
Right, it does not have Sequoia under it when it has that name, it flows
into TigerLogic. There was a ton of
could be someone who learned on unidata too. unidata supports proc, but there
doesn't appear to be a manual for it (If anyone has one, can I get a copy?). If
you were doing new development on unidata, you may easily never have seen a
proc.
On Sep 13, 2011, at 12:56 PM, Wols Lists wrote:
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