Wonder if udstat would shed any light on what the process was up to.
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Tyvm. That makes much more sense than an EXECUTE of the ecl command.
Appreciate the input.
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Tony G 1tlx6h...@sneakemail.com wrote:
There are two sides to this:
1) Monitoring locks
2) Remote notifications
As with any process where you have data generation and an
interface with data consumers, separate the components and the
task gets much easier.
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
INDEX... is the ticket. It is kind of bizarre that I have never used
INDEX before.
Thanks to all who responded, bonus points to Jeff and Dave... kudos to
Laura and DAG.
When I started, I thought that I needed an array of prevalent
substrings. Now I see that end-users
Bruce McAdoo wrote:
Any ideas how I might be able to validate active directory username
password from within unidata?
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Is there a version for UD?
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 6:06 AM, Norman Bauer normanba...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd like to know if there are any applications out there that could
help me get a good graphical view of my data in UV. I have inherated a
UV system that spans 25+ years of service with our
I haven't thought about this for a while, but IIRC isn't there a separate
field in the dict item for input conversion code and output conversion code?
If you are using Unidata with a pick flavored account, try forcing the std u2
ecl with a lower case select and see if that changes behavior.
George Gallen wrote:
How can you force paragraph supplied data to be uppercase?
ie.
TEST
001 PA
002 SELECT FILE WITH @ID = I2,ITEM
TEST HELLO
But if someone were to enter:
TEST hello
I want the convert the ITEM form hello to HELLO
Possible in a Paragraph
That sounds like the good soln ;)
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Where is it in Unidata that you can enter a record named @ that will
affect the default sort order of the Dictionary for a file?
I thought it was MD, but that is not effective.
What I thought worked is you could make a record like so:
@
1: PH
2: BY @ID
I know I have used it before, but I
Ron Hutchings wrote:
ED DICT YOUR.FILE.NAME @
1) PH
2) FIELD NAMES FILTERS SORT ORDER
Don't just put BY @ID in it, that can be accomplished with SORT
YOUR.FILE.NAME
Hmm, That is one of the things I tried. just by @id is fine for me,
howver, it is not doing it. I'll look again tomorrow.
find that an @ phrase already exists in DICT.DICT (the default
one in Universe includes BY FIELD.NO).
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Timothy Snyder wrote:
Are you running with ECLTYPE P? Try it with ECLTYPE U.
Yes, we are using a Pick flavored account. I will try tomorrow
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DAVID WADEMAN wrote:
I see that you can edit DICT.DICT with some response on this but you can
do like I do here:
:AE VOC DW.DICT
Top of DW.DICT in VOC, 3 lines, 616 characters.
001: PA
002: * David Wademan custom DICT lookup for 132 character mode *
003: LIST DICT I2,FILENAME ID.SUP DBL.SPC @ID
Ron White wrote:
As I recall in our discussions long long ago that this email list was the
preferred medium because several of our list members are restricted by their
companies and are not allowed to access the web to participate in online
forums. I for one am quite content with the present
Ron White wrote:
As I recall in our discussions long long ago that this email list was the
preferred medium because several of our list members are restricted by their
companies and are not allowed to access the web to participate in online
forums. I for one am quite content with the present
David Hoover wrote:
I am trying to place a logo that is stored at /area1/dh.temp/M100_3Logo.pcl
on a form that I am creating in PCL5. I have no problem with the shading,
boxes, or data. I am having a problem getting the logo to be printed.
One thought I has is maybe try it as ps or something
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
I am looking to inspect the unix file for read, write, and delete
commands.
The openpath command works well.
While you are looking for those, finding DEBUG statements left in is
handy too.
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doug chanco wrote:
For some reason IBM apparently does not want users to look at the TL
logs (or at least it seems that way as there are no specs on the log
format/tools to read the logs).
Before I dive in and try to write my own TL reader I was wondering
if anyone else has already done it
Marco Manyevere wrote:
Does anyone have a good recommendation for Universe BASIC source code flow
charting software to aid with analysis and documentation of existing code?
Thanks for any help, Marco.
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Tony, take a look at graphviz. May be helpful and is free. I am not
saying this should be _the_ tool, just a helper library.
If you can describe the system problematically, this library can render it.
Here http://www.graphviz.org/Gallery.php are some graphs created from
basically text files
Mark Eastwood wrote:
Exactly,
dropping the triggers is
something Id like to avoid.
Id much
rather copy and then fix
in the new account. I was hoping there were commands to facilitate
(similar to
SET.INDEX for Indexes).
Remember that the
logic you put in the DELETE or
Stephen Prater wrote:
Starting with a disclaimer that I'm a UniVerse newbie:
I'm doing some integration work with Universe and I'm having trouble
importing some data into my Personal Edition install.
I always get this error :
Please resize it to modulo = 10007 in order to use it in Personal
Stephen Prater wrote:
I ran uvrestore with -V and you're right - it's not copying records
for files where the modulo is too large.
is there anything I can do?
On Jun 3, 2009, at 4:57 PM, Colin Jennings wrote:
I looked at the file from bash, and it still showed as being quite
large, so
I apologize, I've been too long away from UV. Just look in the manual
for Distributed Files. They are one of my favorite features of UV.
Wish Unidata had them. Great for ORder History Data, can make a dated
partfile that is sized independently and a super-dict that ties them all
together
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I don't recommend smart query becuase of its dependency on SB Client.
We have a lot of reports done with smart query, and use OLE to transfer
them to Excel. It kills the system and requires a per seat license for
SB Client.
If you built up a toolkit around straight ECL or the DOWNLOAD tool,
Does this work with UNC paths? I have used this methods, but have
always seemed to have to write my results to the PWD. Note with this
method! BREAK-ON, EXPLODING, and other "advanced" ECL feature may not
work with TO DELIM. TO DELIM is my favorite quick way to get data out
for my use.
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Anthony W. Youngman wrote:
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Boydell, Stuart stuart.boyd...@spotless.com.au writes
Just calling on the wisdom of the group to ask what is the currently
preferred Linux distro for running UV?
iirc, if you want a
Do you think maybe IBM could take U2 development towards Eclipse? They
already have such an investment.
You say this is just UV, but Unidata is not too different, so it is
technically possible.
Glenn Sallis wrote:
Hi Baker
You can use this for your everyday BASIC developments. I believe
We've so far just refused to use the gui sbclient. too expensive. i
like ht etoolkit, but console mode is fine, and my users who telnet in
NEED the console. I was thinking about Eclipse for SB development not
userland.
If the stuff we do in /MP and /PD.P could be abstracted into Eclipse,
their whole method of marketing this limits growth so much. no one is
going to pay these prices for this toolkit (i may be wrong, we wont).
I had a bounce back from teh list, I apologize if this posts twice.
charles_shaf...@ntn-bower.com wrote:
Is anyone using the Eclipse SDK that was
I was ranting about SBClient licensing, not the Eclipse SDK, sorry. Off
Topic.
George R Smith wrote:
What are these prices ???
George R Smith
It's me and you against the world.
When do we attack?
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I am going to attemp to get Komodo Edit U2-aware. It is a compelling editor.
No heavier than Mozilla Firefox, and very cross platform compatible. Anyone
want to team up on the effort?
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I am using pyExcelerator to make native xls files on aix. I think this
package is depracated and has been replaced by xlrd and xlwt. My use is
not mature at all, but I envision a hook in Output.Redirect that will
allow direct to xls using python.
Anyone want to team up to bring this idea to
Do you have yours tied into SB+ at all? That is the holy grail.
Jeff Butera wrote:
quote who='Steve Romanow' date='Monday 22 June 2009'
I am using pyExcelerator to make native xls files on aix. I think this
package is depracated and has been replaced by xlrd and xlwt. My use
John,
Somehting I do for some extracts is replace with IN and ' with FT in
description data.
Israel, John R. wrote:
This took some tweaking of my test program, but I think with all the needed
tests and data scrubbing, this is the way to go. It took some playing around
with the commas and
It requires sbclient and windows. I use neither.
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It requires sbclient and windows. I use neither.
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What OS? I _think_ we had that issue with aix 5.3, and it was resolved
with one of the July patch releases.
Buffington, Wyatt wrote:
Can some one help me with a problem we have.
The STATUS() is returning a 4 digit uid of the person who has a record
locked.
I need this to reflect the actual 5
Kevin Gusler wrote:
All -
We are attempting to enact IBM's double mirrored striped set backup
alternative.
This is where your server has a RAID array of 0+1 and then a second Raid 1
that is mirrored to the first mirror.
The process as IBM describes it is:
1. Quiesce the
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Kevin Gusler wrote:
All
Kevin Gusler wrote:
Steve -
Why do you think this?
The failure I see of this system is that even though the db is paused, it
is not in a safe state for backup.
Once you broke the mirror would it not be safe to backup that array??
Kevin Gusler
Applications Developer
Mortgage Builder
Kevin Gusler wrote:
Are you using the Quiesce database command? (pause all writes, data can
still be read, no loss of data)?
we use dbpause in unidata.
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Charles Stevenson wrote:
with one variation: We left the mirror split and stale for most of
the day. That way if problems arose (e.g., broken file, file cleared
inappropriately, etc.) I had fast access to the previous day's data.
I occasionally took advantage of that feature. We never
Try here http://www.perzl.org/aix/ for all your aix FOSS needs.
Bob Witney wrote:
This doesn't appear to be in aix 5.3 ??
bob
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u2list0...@curt.com wrote:
ok, I tried this method and I am back to my original problem. When it
executes the DOS /c (I am running Win Server 2k3), it never comes back
to me It hangs until I End Task on CMD.EXE
These instructions are based on a unix server. Do you have wget.exe
installed on
u2list0...@curt.com wrote:
Yes, Robert gave me a link for WGET for Windows and I installed it.
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Try ultraedit, it has a column mode that can handle this sort of thing.
Ed
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Subject: Re:
Norman Morgan wrote:
Note: I am also an UltraEdit fan, using it exclusively instead of
Notepad in Windows. You may not need it often, but when you do the hex
mode is a lifesaver.
UE is also the king of Opening Large Files. I have had several
hundred meg text files open with UE.
Find in
Robert Porter wrote:
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.
glad you got it working
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That might cause you problems if you use the u2 debugger.
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Another option is to have an accompanying wiki/vcs setup where a lot of
metadata about why and what can be stored outside of the code.
With version control, you fight the need to comment out old code and
leave it in. And the wiki can be as verbose as you want.
Talking about never evolving pick basic. Can you imagine the posibilities if
we just abandoned pick basic and used something like python as the data
modeling language.
It would be unstoppable.
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Mecki Foerthmann wrote:
It really boils down to this.
What can you do with Python in a U2 database that I can't do with Pick
Basic?
Umm, real unit testing ala nosetest
real exception handling,
umm, real inline documentation (the topic of this thread)
Umm, access to thousands of trained
Mecki,
My apologies for being confrontational. This is a subject I care deeply about.
I have worked in mv shops exclusively since 1994 (not bragging) and my point
was primarily that the IT world has surpassed our tools by a large margin.
I have written my last complicated F-correlative and
Brian Leach wrote:
Hi
I thought about adding code folding to mvDeveloper, but with Pick/Basic it
doesn't really work in the same way.
If you have a language that is function or member based, there is a very clear
boundary for each function, e.g.
Could a mild folding (fold the ones there
Brian Leach wrote:
Steve
I think you're possibly out of date in your view of the database - again, not
wanting to be confrontational but this is an important point that you raise.
You are correct. The inroads IBM has made by offerring XML-DOM, SOAP,
etc show they do have a plan and a clue.
TY Dawn,
Very cool post. You laid it out there very nicely.
I hope to avoid the shiny new thing syndrome. I need to look up the book
reference you made.
WRT to the resurgence of mv-like data structures, no one will care that
we've been mv when mv wasn't cool.
Thanks guys for engaging me
Brian Leach wrote:
Thanks guys for engaging me in this exercise. I'm usually
not this outspoken.
Look at the times of my posts. I should use Google's Beer Goggles. No
posts over 5 lines between 2am and 7am.
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I apologize, I didn't see the original thread (I will look). This BDT
is not the only eclipse plugin in town (unless it is the same one
rebranded.) for MV.
XLR8
http://www.eclipseplugincentral.com/displayarticle518.html
Brian Leach wrote:
Hi
You've just missed a long discussion on it..
Bill Haskett wrote:
Symeon:
Would you consider this a bug? I wonder if the same problem exists on
Windows?
Bill
Symeon Breen said the following on 7/6/2009 8:07 AM:
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charles_shaf...@ntn-bower.com wrote:
Got it. Thanks everyone. I didn't know that. I still think I'll stick
with tab delimiters though.
lol, standards are made to be broken :)
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Be careful not to index on a foreign key, i.e. do not index a field that
is a tlookup or trans to another file.
An example is if custno is on the order header,and you xlate it to
order.line, do not index order.line by custno. It will not update
properly.
U2 indexing is such a breath of
Edward Brown wrote:
I don't agree. Disk access is inherently slower than RAM access.
Therefore a process that makes efficient use of RAM will be faster than
an equivalent algorithm making efficient use of disk.
In your case, it's just a matter of scale:
50 million records at (lets say) 14
Robert Porter wrote:
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
IBM 2x1.8g power5 (i think) 100 users logged in
2.5 seconds
Ron Hutchings wrote:
IBM BOX (OLDER)
PICK.FORMAT
10.0.11
6.9377 seconds
Linux box
PICK.FORMAT
10.2.0
0.3522 seconds
Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 11:20:25 +0800
From: adrian.wom...@rac.com.au
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Subject: Re:
Karl Pearson wrote:
FYI:
http://compsoc.dur.ac.uk/whitespace/index.php
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But is it i18n compliant? This will be boon for people who have a
Since your using TURNS=0 for all error conditions, you cannot tell which
exit your taking. Why not make each failure a different negative
number, so you can see. Maybe it failing the open, maybe the next.
Return -1, -2, -3, etc.
Jeff Schasny wrote:
The CALC.TURNS routine does not use
I am in the process of doing this right now. What version of the ibm odbc
driver do you have installed? My var warned me against one version, but they
didn't elaborate why. Are you a SHIMS or Prelude shop?
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an external program talking to the UPS database.
--Bill
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I am
Do you have any provision in svn for sb plus objects?
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Subject: [U2] [ad] XLr8Editor Sale[/ad]
We want all of you who have not tried our XLr8Editor
Guess it might be a good idea to rebuild all index's. Do you have a var
doing the upgrade or an IBM rep? The docs probably address this.
Israel, John R. wrote:
We are migrating from UniData 6.0.4 to UniData 7.2.1. Can we do a simple UNIX
cp from the old box to the new box, or have the guts
I'm sorry if i dont get this in context, have not kept up with the thread.
As far as creating excel docs from U2, sth I found that works well is the
python xlwt library.
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No direct connection, just csv to native xls on my aix server.
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Wow xlwt is schaweet! Thanks for
Jeff Powell wrote:
I have a user who needs to work from home with his Vista PC. We are
having trouble installing sbclient on this machine it is saying this
program is not compatible with 64 bit.
Has anyone made sbclient 5.3.8 work on a 64 bit vista machine? If not
what can I do for this
It is also a no-go for linux.
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Is
Nothing prevents us from using syslog right? Ive been thinking about
logging a lot lately.
Specifically, syslog-ng or rsyslog.
Any unix db should log to syslog.
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Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2010 02:06:22 +
From: Wally Terhunewterh...@rocketsoftware.com
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Subject: Re: [U2] UD - Error Logging
Message-ID:
a structure like:
@UDTHOME
+ config
+ logs
+ saved_logs
...and one could have an environment variable names @UDTCONF and
@UDTLOGS where one could offload these directories somewhere else.
Bill
Steve Romanow said the following
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Nothing prevents us from using syslog right? Ive been thinking about
logging a lot lately.
Specifically, syslog-ng or rsyslog.
Any
Wally,
Something that I miss in unidata that I seem to remember from Universe
is the rotating log of the last one hundred errors. It has been many
years, but that was a nice concise resource for seeing benign things
such as typos at ECL, but also had info about distributed files, key
Hi Symeon,
Have you a way of versioning SB+ objects and dict items? I would really
like to devise a way to version reports, screens and FD's.
TIA,
Steve
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Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 09:29:45 +1000
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Subject: [U2] Langauge Def for Notepad++
Stuart, I see your code for comparing and editing paragraphs with Beyond. Very
neat application of js.
Do you think this can be applied to SB+ DICT items? The fact that the objects
are stored in two+ items in teh file will make the compare script a little more
complicated.
I think the
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Subject: Re: [U2] SB+ PA Compare
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On 6/3/2010 1:47 PM, Jeffrey Butera wrote:
We just moved to unidata 7.2.5 on RHEL 5 from unidata 7.1.8 on Solaris
9. In the conversion I ran convcode, convdata and convidx across the
board. Generally speaking, things have generally gone smoothly but I
just ran into an error which I can't
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On 6/9/2010 10:46 AM, Chris Austin wrote:
I believe that is the problem, the key for record '15500*60431*EJK' must have
more than 255 characters. Is there
a way to check the # of characters on a key from a telnet prompt? I'm confused
why the key would
be so big? There must be 'historical
On 6/11/2010 9:39 AM, ptnaman wrote:
We are looking for someone with substantial experience with connecting SQL
Server to Universe via ODBC.. I have separate post on this forum dicussing
current issues we are having. This would be a short term paid position
(remote if possible) to assist with
On 6/3/2010 3:00 PM, u2-users-requ...@listserver.u2ug.org wrote:
Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2010 06:45:43 -0700
From: Boydell, Stuartstuart.boyd...@spotless.com.au
To: U2 Users Listu2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] SB+ PA Compare
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On 6/17/2010 2:23 PM, Jeffrey Butera wrote:
On 06/17/10 14:20, Dan Goble wrote:
I have seen this in the past where the file wtmp usually found in
/var/adm is corrupt or too big ( over 2 meg ). To correct this just
type at the unix prompt
wtmp
And it will clear the file.I recommend doing
On 6/17/2010 9:33 PM, Boydell, Stuart wrote:
My experience is similar - I usually try to write out a shell script -
hopefully reusable.
...
Within basic code, I would preference equates over variables for quotes other
immutable delimiters. Not only more readable (like a variable) but also
On 6/20/2010 6:38 PM, Wols Lists wrote:
On 19/06/10 00:45, Steve McConnell wrote:
We have a user running on a Windows UniVerse server who has a security
requirement which forbids running any telnet services. They want to use
ssh to connect and have installed bitvise winsshd. It allows us
Python script will make quick work of this.
On 9/12/10, Symeon Breen syme...@gmail.com wrote:
If you are on linux use either mutt or mail
e.g. EXECUTE !mutt -a {fileToAttach} -s {subject}
emailaddress,emailaddress2 /dev/null
or EXECUTE '!echo hello world | mail -s {subject} emailaddress
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