Hello all,
I have to be able to parse out an XML file being sent by an laboratory
instrument.
Below is a sample file... I need to be able to get to the ID attribute in SA,
as well as the Key in AR, and AR's data.
I need to do this in BASIC, and pass the parsed data to another routine.
I've
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also seem to have two charset declarations.
Rgds
Symeon.
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I could parse it out myself without a problem
It's working. Thanks all! Especially David who gave me very nicely done code
that was almost ready to drop into place.
Less than an hour later and it's running, and am just tweaking some of the data.
Thanks,
Robert
David Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/7/2008 11:42 PM
Hi Robert,
I've
Check out the ENCODE() function.
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I've always heard that the power of 3 version is engineering notation - which
is a more specialized form of scientific notation. The form in question is
normalized scientific notation.
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Well... I rolled my own some years back (still in use today to give MD's and
RN's on the floor access to specimen collection information).
It wasn't easy, but it works well. Basically the use of pipes, a phantom on
the UV side, and I built a collection of PHP routines to deal with
multi-valued
But ... a quick google...
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/dm-0701xia/index.html
U2 PDO Driver, Part 2: Write PHP applications to access U2 data
Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/23/2008 3:03 PM
Is there a way to do PHP with UniVerse?
I just found out that there
A while back someone had posted a message about a product that runs on a
Windows server that lets UV do fancy printing (as in forms, PDFs, etc)
easily. I visited their website and even printed out some info, but now that
we want to buy it I can't find it anymore and can't remember the name.
That's it! Thanks!
Rob
Bob Rasmussen r...@anzio.com 4/30/2009 1:03 PM
This sounds a lot like Print Wizard, at www.anzio.com
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009, Robert Porter wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions so far but none of those looks familiar... the
way
the one I looked at worked was you would
Double-quotes can be embedded within the quoted field by escaping them. Just
double up the double-quote character.
So the text: This is my description field. Would go be exported as: This
is my description field.
Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE
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Laboratory
Just FYI,
wget is quite handy, is opensource and is available for Windows as well...
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm
And notice the line: Wget works exceedingly well on slow or unstable
connections...
That's VERY true - much more so than many other methods.
Besides using
Not sure if I'm reading your question right, but E+ can indent pretty easily.
Highlight the lines to indent and CTRL+I or Edit - Format - Increase Indent
The # of spaces is controlled under Document - Tab/Indent
I love E+, great little extendable editor. Plus when used with WinSCP let's me
One other neat feature we use on E+ that we use all the time...
If you open a file that is being written to such as a log file, and leave it
open as you switch programs. When you come back to E+ it can check to see if it
has changed on the server and prompt you to reload it. Comes in very handy
Just a quick note on indexes... and kind of goes to the EMC question.
The location of the index is stored in header of the file itself! This can
lead to a problem if you have a copy of the data somewhere else
and try to use it. For example, we'll occasionally want to see how a
file/record
the restored file without
SET.INDEX (filename) TO NULL can (and often will) corrupt the index. Once you
do this once, you won't
forget about it again.
Robert
Steve Romanow slestak...@gmail.com 7/8/2009 10:43 AM
Robert Porter wrote:
Just a quick note on indexes... and kind of goes to the EMC
I agree. At least at this stage, don't take this offline. I didn't realize this
was built into AnzioWin. And actually now with a quick look at the specs,
scanner support either... which we might be able to use as well - more so than
the TAPI. I'd like to hear about other possibilities as
We just came back from seeing them in Dublin a few weeks ago.
While I agree it was a great concert - and seeing them in there
hometown was
a once in a lifetime thing - I wouldn't have (and didn't) think of
posting about it
on the U2UG listserve. Didn't realize everyone was so interested...
Rob
Just to add a bit as I have done some development in Cache'...
Cache' is the from MUMPS lineage... MUMPS to OpenM to Cache'... and does have
pretty decent MV support. It has a steep learning curve (but has decent free
e-learning and a free downloadable version), but has support for just about
Sorry, resend because it was hard to tell what I had written as it put the
legal stuff up at the top.
from the post I was replying to (so it doesn't do it again):
...
SQL Server pricing depends on the licensing model one needs. Generally
you get a per processor or a per server plus end
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FYI...
http://www.rocketsoftware.com/u2/
Technical Information (for support personnel)Error Code: 403 Forbidden. The
server denied the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL). Contact the server
administrator. (12202)
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I meant to send it to the OP, but got distracted as I replied... But I think I
would have commented the link with something like (after Oct. 1) or at least
put a landing page in the meantime saying to come back then. 403's just look
don't look good.
Rob
Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE
Agile and Scrum (basically agile 30 days sprint cycles) doesn't mean the system
does not get documented. It just means a more iterative process with decisions
being made later in the cycle. Welcoming the change request does not mean
that the change doesn't get documented. It means the documents
Does anyone know about how much these licenses are? And any runtime licenses
needed as well...
I need a round number very quickly. I just got asked for what I want for next
year for budget request meeting in a few minutes.
Thanks,
Robert
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their application. So whereever you got your application/database, that's
where you'll have to ask this question.
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I've used Tee32 from here before
http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~bfriesen/software/console.shtml
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Working on a new GUI dialog box with a multi-line text entry field, and I'd
like the enter key to simply move to the next line and not activate the
default action button... The help file reads:
Normal- the Enter key adds lines to multiline edit controls, actuates (clicks)
an active command
Nevermind... I decided to move on to another issue, and after I made the change
I noticed it wasn't picking it up either. I had 2 copies of the template out
there and was changing the 'other' one. The other still had the button style as
'OK' and not normal.
Thanks,
Rob
Robert F. Porter,
to it.
Bill
Robert Porter said the following on 10/27/2009 8:34 AM:
Working on a new GUI dialog box with a multi-line text entry field, and I'd
like the enter key to simply move to the next line and not activate
Hoping this is just an oversight...
On the system requirements page,
http://www.rocketsoftware.com/u2/products/universe/requirements.html, HP-UX
isn't listed.
What I was looking for was the supproted HP-UX version requirement to move to
10.3, to see if we also need to do an OS update at the
Thanks, that answered my question. We will need to do a HP-UX updated to move
to 10.3.x
Thanks,
Rob
Dianne Ackerman dia...@aptron.com 10/29/2009 10:48 AM
If you look at the product availability matrix, it's listed there:
https://u2tc.rocketsoftware.com/matrix.asp
Robert Porter wrote
I do something similar from nagios using Clickatell (http://www.clickatell.com)
using a simple http call. Credits are cheap and dont expire from month to
month. While many cell providers have a email gateway, I found this method
unreliable (not good when a server is down). I'd rather pay $20
The problem with using email to sms is that at least in Sprint's case, they do
monitor message traffic. During one weekend when one of my connections into a
Dallas datacenter bounced a couple times, and my Atlanta nagios system saw it
and sent messages, Spring decided it was spam... They
Hadn't seen uucp used in a while...
For a one-shot deal I'd do like Rod says.
If this is an ongoing process, I'd either look at scp or rsync over uucp.
Robert
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systems.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Bonnie :-)
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Hadn't seen uucp used
And this is news? Might be less clutter to the list when Hayden Bishop is IN
the office.
Robert
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Implementing a replacement for our monitoring system using Nagios... anyone
written any cool check_* for UV (or UD that can be updated)?
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Become VERY well versed in PCI DSS Compliance before undertaking storing CC
info... There are lots of rules and gotcha's that can land your customers and
you in a lot of hot water. Just as a quick example, not only does CC numbers
have to be encrypted, you cannot store: CVV/CVV2, pin data,
While displaying the first 4 (actually 6 plus the last 4) is allowed under PCI
DSS, it would not be enough to identify a card if the holder has multiple cards
from the same institution... I have 3 accounts (2 personal, 1 business) with
the same bank. I just looked; all 3 carry the same first
That's true... POS requirements such as sales receipts are often even stricter
than PCI DSS. PCI DSS controls, as I understand it, apply to ALL reporting
including internal use only.
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, Robert Porter ropor...@ochsner.org wrote:
Implementing a replacement for our monitoring system using Nagios... anyone
written any cool check_* for UV (or UD that can be updated)?
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Which languages are supported will depend on the model number of the Zebra...
For example, A (T)LP-2844 will only have ELP, while a (T)LP-2844-Z will have
ZPL and ZPL II.
Robert
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I whole-heartedly agree. We use both Zebras and Print Wizard ... actually on
Tony G's recommendation. And while PW does a great job with paper printout of
barcodes plus its versatility, it would not serve our purposes for barcoded
labels. Two very different requirements! And while I supposed
We're facing upgrading HP-UX (PA-RISC) from 11.11 to 11.31 (via 11.23
temporarily - possibly only for hours if we're able). And we'd like to move
from UV 10.1.20 to 10.3. Has anyone done a similar move? Since I don't see
11.11 on the UV requirements web page for 10.3, I'm assuming the combo is
I was about to bring that up... This pc for example has been set by group
policy to have My Documents point to D:\ for re-imaging reasons. Yet no
environmental variable shows that. BTW, type SET by itself at a command
prompt to see which env. variables are set - they do vary amount versions of
I'm beginning to think Hayden Bishop doesn't actually have an office... He's
never in it from all appearances.
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Many 'nix systems not longer require breaking mirrors for backups... We haven't
broken a mirror for backups since the late 90s. HP-UX and Linux for example. A
MUCH better option is using logical volumes (and yes, you can still mirror and
stripe) as well and use filesystem snapshots to backup.
.
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1:14 PM
Do you do a dbpause at all during this snapshot process?
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Many 'nix systems not longer require breaking mirrors for backups... We
haven't
How real-time does it need to be? Could you write them to a queue file and
have a small batch process pick them up and email them?
Rob
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Are TCL command histories stored in a file by any chance? I'm trying to find
how a record got updated, and it doesn't appear to have gone through our
standard program which updates the record with a who/when timestamp.
TIA,
Robert
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Are TCL command histories stored in a file by any
...@youngman.org.uk 8/20/2010 3:53 PM
On 20/08/10 15:08, Robert Porter wrote:
Are TCL command histories stored in a file by any chance? I'm trying to find
how a record got updated, and it doesn't appear to have gone through our
standard program which updates the record with a who/when timestamp.
You can do
OCONV(X,MD2)
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Check out the SET.INDEX command...
SET.INDEX filename TO NULL
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through the account to change the rest of the files?
Thanks
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Can you write a record (anything) on the COLD.WRK file with the editor?
I'd try another id, then that one itself?
If not, have you checked not only for space but inodes being available
on that filesystem?
df -i on most 'nixes though AIX isn't in my usual repertoire...
Also, does that record
When I've seen a large Userno like that in LIST.READU, it's a PHANTOM holding
the lock.
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Interesting question...
Don't know how accurate it would be but on my box /usr/uv/VOC has a timestamp
of the last time I brought uv up.
I'll be interested to see what others have to say on this.
Rob
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Don't know anything about u2marketplace.com -- looks to be brand new with
basically empty forums, etc. but serverphase.com is a hosting company. They are
legit, but I suspect their only connection is they are being paid to host
u2marketplace...
Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE, OCP-Java
I can say that in the healthcare field Cache' is a significantly easier sell
than U2.
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I think he meant their as in Scotland's not InterSystems'. At least that's
how I read it. The product was TrakCare I believe.
Robert
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What platform? We use PrintWizard ( http://www.anzio.com/product/print-wizard
) and are very pleased with it. It's Windows based though. For PDF's (with
emailing too btw) we LPR the jobs from the HP-UX/UniVerse server to a Windows
Server for processing and sending. It can also do a bunch of
Most tech companies consider everything inside the DC proprietary and
confidential. The NDA's I've seen usually include such items. And I do
believe they'd hold up... the employee signed it knowingly willingly.
How is that not legitimate?
So if you can't see any reason for it, why is it such
PHP isn't a database... apples and oranges.
fft2...@aol.com 4/12/2011 12:18 PM
You're speaking about technical specifications, not the freakin database :)
Apples and oranges.
If Google tried to stop an ex-employee for declaring that they use PHP,
they'd be laughed off the planet.
Not skirting anything. The 1st line of my 1st reply ... consider everything
inside the DC proprietary and confidential. You ignored that line apparently
and decided to focus instead on the article was about the infrastructure and
then changed from db technology to programming language in
I was about to mention that... his email address appears in 3+ dozen pages in
google. So unless there's some other evidence, I'm not worrying about the list
being hacked.
Robert
George Gallen ggal...@wyanokegroup.com 4/19/2011 7:26 AM
not to mention that the list is on search engines as
If you start running into performance issues (which with CGI and any type of
volume is quite possible), and a re-write is out of the question, look into
mod_perl. It can help a lot!
The O'Reilly mod_perl book is now under Creative Commons license, so you don't
even have to buy it anymore...
Thanks Doug for making this point... I was about to, but it opens a whole other
can of worms.
People don't get the difference.
Free doesn't mean what people seem to think. The short answer is most of the
licenses usually mean
free as in speech, not as in beer. And with so many licenses
Quick disclaimer... Never tried this, and don't run AIX.
Under HP-UX though UV recognizes the timezone set in the user's
environment (TZ variable). Changing that before going into UV affects
the local time for the user from what I can see.
I would think AIX would be the TZ variable as well,
VERY true! I just set the TZ for a user and displayed the UV time, it
does change the time that's returned. HP-UX doesn't care because
everything is stored at GMT and the TZ affects DISPLAYING the time only.
But every UV program that deals with dates and times would have to do
something if you
UV on HP-UX -- PI flavor
:
0001: TODAY = DATE()
:
0002: PRINT OCONV(TODAY,'D4-YMD')
:
0003: END
Bottom at line 3.
: Q
:RUN SRC RFPD4
2011-06-03
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I did a little experimenting with UV under HP-UX as I was curious...
I first tried a Type 19 file, and it worked fine.
Then tried a Type 1, and it truncated the IDs.
# ll
total 0
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root sys 0 Jul 22 09:49 .Type1
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root sys 0 Jul
I just (this week) took a couple C# projects and created an executable callable
by AccuTerm that interacts with a scanner and converts to JPG,BMP,TIF or PDF.
It places the files in a network directory on the UV server which the calling
program (UV side) picks up stores in a more secure
some tips.
On Fri, 22 Jul 2011, Robert Porter wrote:
I just (this week) took a couple C# projects and created an executable
callable by AccuTerm that interacts with a scanner and converts to
JPG,BMP,TIF or PDF. It places the files in a network directory on the UV
server which the calling
Just curious and maybe I missed it...
Has anyone tried LIKE and ... instead?
I wouldn't think it would be any different, but then I would have thought the
] select would have worked.
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wouldn't think it would be any different, but then I would have thought the
] select would have worked.
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Is the box able to resolve domain names properly? I suspect that would be a
Reverse DNS issue.
When a telnet or SSH connection is setup, the server does a RDNS lookup from ip
to hostname.
The LONG pause between connection and login is the 1st symptom of that problem.
Robert F. Porter,
People are still splitting mirrors? From what I can see AIX 5.2 (Oct 2002!)
added JFS and snapshots. Removes the risk of a mirror getting merged back the
wrong way if the break-backup-merge crashes and has to be undone by hand.
Breaking the mirror means either you need to have multiple mirror
The snapshot disk space only needs to hold the amount of the changed data - not
the whole filesystem. To the applications, it appears that a copy was made, but
actually writes are being held behind the scenes. Don't think I'm explaining
this well (Monday am), so lets try an example. Say that
.
Wols Lists antli...@youngman.org.uk 8/23/2011 6:28 AM
On 22/08/11 14:56, Robert Porter wrote:
...
Interesting. The reason I suggested breaking the mirror was that
mirroring is a common technique.
...
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I heard he was the first to use RTFM!.
Charles Stevenson stevenson.c...@gmail.com 9/9/2011 10:07 AM
I heard he designed and implemented the original Universe.
He left a rather hefty manual.
It was updated after his last visit.
On 9/9/2011 8:23 AM, Glenn Sallis wrote:
I guess he must be
I've also attempted to stay out of this. I do agree this is getting to be too
much of an attack.
Doug:
I DO care about the math.
I DON'T care about 3 clicks to do a whole account. I don't have the time
available to do a whole account. So I manually do maintenance on the couple
hours I have
The minute the U2 listserver makes the term battle come to mind, is the
minute I un-subscribe.
Bill Brutzman bi...@hkmetalcraft.com 10/7/2011 8:31 AM
In the book American Caesar - Douglas MacArthur, the author Wm Manchester
makes the point that... arrogance is a good thing.
The last thing
Accountants... How about a ER doc waiting on lab results for cardiac enzymes? I
can hear it now: Sorry Doc, something else locked the record. Your patient's
test request was skipped so we could implement a trivial solution that was
suggested for deadly embrace. Try again, and hope for the best
.
Remember, the impossible I do straight away but miracles may take a bit
longer!
Mecki
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Accountants... How about a ER doc waiting on lab results for cardiac enzymes?
I can hear it now: Sorry Doc, something else locked the record. Your
patient's test request
It's commonly available on Amazon's market in used condition for that range as
well.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0830628452/ref=dp_olp_used
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Thanks Rex Will! That helps a lot...
Rob
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A few of our programs use the !COMO subroutine within the program (I normally
use it in a PA outside the program itself), but I'm having trouble finding the
documentation for it.
Sample:CALL !COMO( 2+16+64, COMO.FILE )
Platform: UV 10.1.20 (PI flavor) on HP-UX 11.11
Specifically
Just FYI,
Yesterday, Ochsner Health System (8 hospital plus ~40 clinics covering from New
Orleans to Baton Rouge, LA.) announced that the in-house maintained Laboratory
Information System will be replaced with SoftLab from Soft Computer Corp
(softcomputer.com). The in-house system was
I find this offensive... NOT careerbuilder's user of chimpanzees, but your
libelous statements without offering any proof whatsoever except a link to an
organization page filled with generalizations and examples that have nothing to
do with the matter at hand. Did careerbuilder perform acts
1000? I find that hard to swallow on modern systems. To see that kind of
difference I suspect it would have to be really memory starved so as to not
cache it after the 1st use for commonly used routine. And if we're talking
about a routine that's once in a while, then the benefit doesn't add
From DOS/Windows days, which also uses the same /c (argument), I just
assumed it meant Command.
Wjhonson wjhon...@aol.com 2/15/2012 12:27 PM
The DOS command in Universe takes a /c argument and then you can specify a
bat file like
DOS \c test.bat
What does \c mean? Are there other
If you're doing FTP, you probably want the -n option on the ftp (no prompt
for login) and then use the user ftp command.
We'll build a script for the ftp session and then call it as ftp -n
scriptname
Inside of scriptname you'll have something along the line of:
open host
user name password
cd
accessing the internet (and of course, no one is at the
server during the night).
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EV - Edit Value
ESV - Edit Sub-Value
Wjhonson wjhon...@aol.com 2/24/2012 2:00 PM
What's that AE command to view or edit a multivalued attribute
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I know it's not U2 specific, but considering the ties between U2 and Print
Wizard, I thought someone might have hit this already.
I have a form that's done in Corel Draw X4. Previously I would convert it to a
PCL macro by printing it to file and using a hex editor... NOT a fun job. We
have
I whole-heartedly disagree...
1) I have numerous processes that lock/update/release the same record
repeatedly running 24x7 - on the sale process id.
2) I don't want code that works 98% of the time - that's unacceptable. I don't
want calls in the middle of the night because it appears
I get a 504 - Timeout
Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE, OCP-Java
Lead Sr. Programmer / Analyst
Laboratory Information Services
Ochsner Health System
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