IMb includes POSTNET and PLANET. PrintWizard does POSTNET with a single line of
code:
PRINT ""
I dunno if PW supports PLANET or IMb. Bob?
But rather than full IMb, this end-user might be OK with just POSTNET, so the
solution is readily available.
POSTNET info: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/50
A join is a join in any DBMS. In SQL you'd do something like this:
SELECT DONOR.id, PERSON.first_name, PERSON.last_name,
DONOR.given_amt, DONOR.pledge_amt, PERSON.email
FROM DONOR
INNER JOIN PERSON
ON DONOR.id=PERSON.id
WHERE PERSON.spouse_last='Smith'
ORDER BY PERSON.last_n
In the mainstream, it's generally understood that one must be in a
constant learning cycle, or skills get outdated in a matter of 6-18
months. So .NET people need to understand the difference between
WebForms and MVC, and adapt to generics, lambdas, and dynamic types.
Java people need to adjust to
Not sure where to jump in on this thread so I'll start at the top.
First, like Doug Averch, Charlie Noah, Brian Leach, and others here, I
actually do have experience with all of the technologies AND
applications defined. So once again your commentary has over-reached
your limited understanding of
Well, what you say below is exactly opposite of what I described.
Normally I would encourage anyone else to re-read what I wrote and
cite specific text which leads to the conclusions below - in this
case... nah.
The data source never needs to know anything about the target - that
would be silly.
> From: Tony Gravagno
>> ...To me, the U2 box is just one end of the equation,
>> it's not the middle tier. The U2 side of things uses just grunt
code or
>> dict items that any of us here can write.
> From: Wjhonson
> The nature Tony of code 8sharing8 between u
larify that you want something free.
There are commercial offerings from FusionWare, BlueFinity, and
others.
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I do the same as Ben but with .NET:
-- Local U2 <> .NET client Remote server
Pick is a database server, not a communications protocol end-point. We
simply should not be doing direct comms from this platform anymore,
given the huge number of mainstream options. This is coming from
someone who has
I'll preface this by saying I dealt with this issue a Long time ago so
my memory on the matter has faded and my notes here could be
invalid...
I don't believe that you can trust that this Device Manager setting
will be present. Many client PCs are from Dell or other build-to-order
companies that i
I think the real concern that Wil brings up is about what happens to
these connections in the DBMS at both the socket level and at the
port/session/license level.
> From: Bob Rasmussen
> I can confirm that having a PC go to sleep can disrupt a telnet
session.
>
> My experience, and I'm going WAY
I missed this part of the discussion in the other thread.
I mentioned just within the last few weeks here that I prefer to use
the function-form of Locate because it is standard across "most" MV
platforms. The noted exception is with this very specific case.
The exact same issue you cite below wa
I don't sell PrintWizard but I highly recommend it for tasks like
this.
See a BASIC demo I wrote with full source:
http://Nebula-RnD.com/products/PW/demo2.htm
If you know anything about HTML you can use PrintWizard - and that
includes doing barcodes.
For an example of Code 128 done "the hard way"
I recommend that you use the script that I provided which uses the
same base table from which the Task Manager draws its data. If that's
not working then you have a permissions issue. Fix that problem. Run
as administrator or check other permissions issues. But the fact that
the script does not ret
What's the real goal here? To get the hostname of any random telnet
client? You have the information you need to do that. If nothing else
you can get the IP address and someone can manually chase down who's
connecting in. Block rogue connections at the firewall.
I mean, at this point you're going
> From: Wjhonson
> The cscript below echos to the screen the list of PIDs only.
> Nothing else. So it doesn't get any closer to solving the problem.
Now you're facing a permissions issue or some other system-specific
detail. I wouldn't have posted without testing and on my system it
works. You ne
I do the exact opposite for exactly the same reasons. :)
I use the Locate function rather than statement because I find it
easier to read and 99% consistent across all platforms.
T
> From: John Lorentz
> I fully believe that I've never used the function ever since they
introduced
> it as an alte
> From: Wjhonson
> How can you tell what device, pc, user, ip, etc is *trying* to
telnet before
> they have successfully logged into Universe ? That's the core
problem
> layed out more clearly perhaps.
The answer to this is in my detailed post. Since the users aren't
logged-in, LISTU won't show t
Here are a number of ways to link a telnet client into UV back to its
respective hostname. There's some redundancy here as not all commands
work everywhere.
OK, so as I understand the challenge, you got the inbound IP using
System(42) (which of course should reveal the answer to life, the
universe
Sitting back and just watching it happen this time.
Have you guys realized yet that he's doing 'that thing' again?
T
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Three topics here...
> From: Wjhonson
1)
> Not support though. Bugs.
> In my book, they are opposite ends of the spectrum.
> And a company that ignores bug reports because they don't come
> through "approved" channels is heading in the direction of Netscape
and
> Liquid Audio.
Questions and an
> From: Bill Brutzman
> Yesterday... I just released my third HTML app (runs on both mobile
+
> desktop) that uses ColdFusion to grab UniVerse data to hydrate and
> launch pdf forms in the user's browser. The apps/forms... [1]
Purchase
> Order [2] Invoice [3] Part Inspection... were whipped up wi
> From: David L. Wasylenko
> (I don't miss the 150/300bps modems)
> (( yes I am that old ))
And old enough to forget that it was 110baud. haha
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The documentation is interesting for at least two reasons.
1)
I have an R83 manual in my hands, v5 1990 that has the exact same text
as the Microdata text below, except with the words REALITY and Pick
interchanged, and one other subtlety:
REALITY: "RQM statement causes a one-second sleep, terminat
iven
the size of our businesses and the investment it takes to bring a
product to market, so protection of the IP is very important.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
T
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Nebula Research and Development
TG@ remove.pleaseNebula-RnD.com
Nebula R&D sells mv.NET and other Pick/MultiValue products
worl
> From: Wjhonson
> I have discovered a way to determine, from inside Universe, what
> Windows thinks is the "amount of CPU time" that each one of all
running
> process has consumed. Now I just need to work out a better way to
tie
> this into the other internal details of the process so it can
act
> From: jjuser
> Does UniBasic have a way to do variable interpolation (without
writing to
> a file, compiling it as a program, and calling it)?
Do you mean something like this?
VAL = 0
CALL @"SUB FOO(X,Y);Y=X+1;RETURN"( 3, VAL )
CRT VAL ; * 4
That would be Awesome! I don't believe any of the
When we were doing service bureaus in the 80's the Charge Units was
one of many metrics used for billing (in addition pages printed, user
count, CPU speed, disk consumed, network traffic, and others. But as
technology moved forward the value of Charge Units became increasingly
unreliable, depending
Anyone posting job ads or seeking a position should also consider the
resources described here:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Employment
The Community page has a list of forums and user groups. The Pick User
Group at LinkedIn, and the MVDBMS Google group both have a good number
of U2 peop
Anyone getting paid to play guessing games? Dude, get to the point. If
this were presented as "I need help" I think many people would jump to
help. But presenting this as a Mensa challenge is just wasting
people's time.
T
Wjhonson wrote:
> Rex Gozar uploaded this code, and someone (perhaps him) c
And as discussed many times, the way to create a new generation is
clear and employed by every new product on the market. We can do it if
only there were real desire. But this industry simply refuses to learn
or follow the examples of the mainstream. More importantly, everyone
including the DBMS ve
> Brian Leach
> would it be better to construct a higher level wrapper for your
business
> functions and mock those? the UO libraries are quite low level: its
a bit
> like mocking ado.net rather than your db calls.
> From: Ravindranath
> Thanks for the reply. I am trying to do higher level wrappe
> From: Ravindranath
> Does anybody know how to mock UniSession via .NET? or is there a
> interface for UniSession like IUniSession so it could be easily
mockable?
If you don't get an answer here that you can use, look into JustMock
from Telerik. I haven't used it against UniSession yet (I genera
The behaviour has to be platform-specific, perhaps even version
specific, and I wouldn't trust code that re-dims in a subroutine. With
that, I won't guess what it does today because it could be different
on a lot of systems here, and different in the next release. I don't
mean to evade the challeng
zealous posturing if that's the case.
For my next trick, I'll invent fire.
Oh it has? Never mind.
How about water? Really? Dangit!
Fusion? There's even Fusionware?
Is nothing left uninvented or reinvented in this industry?
:)
T
> From: Tony Gravagno
> Sort of OT:
> My
Sort of OT:
My NebulaXLite product builds XML files that can get into tens of
megabytes. Concatenation with either method described below can cause
this process to take 1/2 hour or longer. I developed a technique that
reduces build time of these large blocks down to seconds, and no, this
isn't a me
Flames? How about "Use AccuTerm".
A better definition of the problem will return better suggestions.
Is this a one-shot or a regular thing?
How many users?
What kind of data?
T
> From: David L. Wasylenko
> Ohhh my; Here come the flames...
> From: SUDHEER RAMISETTI
> Hi:Could you plese
LIST CALLS '123456'
EMP.NAME EMP.LOCATION
DATE.CALL GE "2012-06-01" AND LE "2012-06-30"
DURATION TOLL
?
> From mark.hennessey
>
> I need to do a UniVerse LIST statement that would only populate a
> column if the contents met certain criteria.
>
> For example, suppose we have a file wi
This discussion prompted me to complete another blog/article in my
series on Marketing in the Pick Industry:
http://nebula-rnd.com/blog/tech/mv/2012/07/vars1.html
I believe the services provided by resellers can be directly related
to perceptions of our industry as a whole.
Tony Gravagno
Nebula
Every time I see something like this it's a permissions issue.
> From: Charles_Shaffer
>
> This script runs fine from command line...
> But when it is run by the cron it doesn't seem to run
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> From: John Varney
> I've been tasked with writing a bolt on module to give ManFact the
> ability to utilize ACH processing. Has anyone done this already? If
so,
> any words of wisdom?
Having read the other comments here, I find my approach would still be
the same as for everything else.
You're
The source is in VB6. ConnectingFlight is offered as a service rather
than as a product because I've found every single site has some weird
nuance that the code doesn't catch. Some sites have moved their
documents through multiple products, each leaving some sort of residue
which needs to be accomm
e else sees the tools they expect to see in a modern
environment. That's not AE/ED, RUNOFF, or CSV files masquerading as
Excel.
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Nebula Research and Development
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worldwide, and provides relate
> From: Wjhonson
> Don't be so sure. We don't even have a full screen editor built
into Universe
Neither does any other database. Get over it. Pick people are spoiled
by such things. Edit your items with a real text editor. Use AccuTerm
wED or launch any freeware you choose from TCL.
Ray Wu
Why is this in the U2 forum? To my knowledge Runoff isn't supported in
U2.
Once again your assertion is incorrect. Word _can_ be coded to do
pretty much anything, including reading/writing from MV, and importing
images and structured text from various sources. I know, I do it all
the time. If some
When I suggested you check ads in the MidEast or Asia, I completely
forgot about Africa. (Shame on me) I probably get more enquiries from
the African continent about T24 connectivity (with mv.NET) than
anywhere else. And I'm talking Rwanda, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and all
over the map. T24 is also b
> From: dennis bartlett
> The biggest problem we have experienced as Pickies has been that no-
> one has ever heard of it
Good comments, Dennis. My response turned into a blog:
http://Nebula-RnD.com/blog/tech/mv/2012/06/mvmarketing1.html
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Forum postings by T24 developers (Globus/Temenos) seem to indicate
that they have no idea that they're using a DBMS in the Pick family. I
think banks tend to rely on Temenos for all support. How many amateur
fingers do you really want in _your_ bank's software? This is a good
(??) example of the ma
When I was working at Pick Systems I found that anything can be passed
into format masks from BASIC, OCONV, or an F-correlative. If it
doesn't blow up some code deep down in the parser then it's just
ignored. I think the theory is that if someone knows enough to get
down that far into the bowels of
> From: Dave Laansma
> Can anyone point me to a good document that will give me guidelines
> for 'proper' file sizing of dynamic files in particular?
There was an excellent article series on file sizing in Spectrum
Magazine. I found part 6 in the Jan/Feb-2005 issue by searching
http://intl-spectr
on about where some
small code items are which aren't going to be too big or overwhelming.
And ask them if there is any source code for games on the system. ;)
HTH
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Nebula Research and Development
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> From: Jim Koca
> I am sending a CSV file to excel, and would like to divide it into
> separate worksheets. Is there a special value I can insert in the
file
> which would cause the following data to create a separate work sheet
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As soon as your needs go beyond basic columns and rows I sugg
I know functional code was posted last week so I'm amazed that this
thread is still alive. I'll just add that in D3 we can do this:
matread dimrec from fv,key else null
dynrec = dimrec
write dynrec on fv,key
Perhaps non-intuitively, the assignment of a dimensioned array to a
non-dimensioned vari
> From: Holt, Jake
> ModalPopups are, in my opinion, the cleanest solution since they
lock
> the page from interaction by default...
Modal popups will lock the user on the popup and if the Ajax
connection doesn't come back (locked READU, dead connection, license
blocking, etc) you're going to hav
That's been the default mechanism for years in ASP.NET Ajax (just
another free framework). Your progress panel is set to only go visible
if an ajax request doesn't return in x seconds.
Each request needs to be considered for tuning. The response to a
simple data validation is expected to only take
(Saw other responses come in as I was writing this - oh well, this
might help someone else...)
> From: Dave Laansma
> If I don't HAVE TO lock a record before modifying it writing it
back, will a
> program run significantly faster if I just WRITE it back without
locking it
> first? I'm updating ab
I don't recall about which platforms this applies, but CONVERT is used
to change a single character. CHANGE or SWAP (depending on platform)
changes multiple chars:
CONVERT SINGLE1 TO SINGLE2 IN VAR
VAR = CHANGE(VAR,MULTI1,MULTI2)
VAR = SWAP(VAR,MULTI1,MULTI2)
> From: Wjhonson
> Doesn't
> CO
Please forgive a digression on coding style.
> From: Wjhonson
> By the way, the point of selecting out to a list and then
readnexting
> from that list, for those who are virgins, is that two selects in
one
> program, are almost always prevented from stepping on each other's
> toes.
Are you talki
From: Wjhonson
> Look inside those routines, and determine that they are agnostic
about
> you coming from LOGIN vs LOGTO Perhaps I'm the sole person in
> history to have coded things that are wise about the distinction
(Not following this thread, sorry if I'm being redundant here)
Will, there h
Looks like your copyright protection filter prevented you from posting
code but your netiquette protection software missed the huge
unnecessary quote. ;)
BTW, if you do publish that code, its copyright is no longer valid.
You can't publish helpful code to a forum with a copyright that tells
people
Not paying much attention to this thread so perhaps I missed
something, but...
That's not a "problem", every application has code that does rapid
lock/write/release operations on the same record. George's scenario
was common and perfectly reasonable.
T
(And dude, you really need to do something a
d you don't need to sell for 29.99 or 799.99 per
unit. This is Apple's core model for various product lines, and
Microsoft is going this direction with Windows8 as well. The second
generation of the extensibility model is upon us and Pick people are
still not applying the model to our indu
From: Dave Laansma
> How do I get a list of all files that are currently OPEN so I know
whether
> I need to open a given file again?
While our other colleagues are responding to the specific question,
and I'm eager to see that discussion continue, I'll suggest that the
real answer to the specifi
(avoid
conflicts with other MV products). Change my Universe service to use
the new telnet port for debugging. Now set Windows Firewall to allow
the new ports. Connect in from outside. Yay!
I hope that helps someone (whether U2Tools developers or fellow
users).
Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Dev
Dan, that's really great news - thanks!
Unless you or someone else sees an issue with this, here is my planned
approach:
1) Install the last release of UniAdmin.
2) Install the latest release of XAdmin on the same system.
3) Try XAdmin, revert to UniAdmin as required. (Without keeping both
open
> From: Bill Haskett
> Yea, well when I installed the xAdmin product it didn't do most
things
> UniAdmin did. So I had to keep the old UniAdmin in order to manage
> U2 servers. Not sure what xAdmin does now but it was pretty useless
> back in June of 2011. :-(
I did see XAdmin in DBTools but
I am re-installing Universe and Unidata from scratch with the very
latest 'everything'.
The latest (?) Universe installation guide (October 2010 for v11.1)
says "The UniVerse Clients CD-ROM contains the following client
software for use with
Windows servers." The most recent (?) client and DBTool
http://nebula-rnd.com/blog/tech/mv/2009/08/mv-to-anything.html
> From: Phil Walker
> Just a quick question to the group to see if anyone has done any
> integration between AS2 and Universe and how they have done this?
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I don't remember much of what I wrote here, but I hope something
helps:
http://Nebula-RnD.com/blog/tech/mv/2011/04/u2upgrade2.html
( OMG! No munge? Yeah whatever... :) )
> From: Chris Austin
> I'm just about to do an upgrade. The current server is Windows 2003
> Server running UniVerse 10.1.18
> From: Wjhonson
> WED is not an inplace full screen editor. It's merely
> a hyped up Notepad. Not the same thing. You cannot
> use WED to say "Oh by the way, go grab the cross
> reference files and show me every OTHER program that
> also reads the customer file." You could however do
> that
Can we have a fresh thread for that?
> Quick pop quiz. How do people build and maintain dictionaries?
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> From: Bill Haskett
> Just to let people know, mvNET offer telnet as one of
> the connection methods (I use uodotnet) but it's fine
> for external developers for our ..NET application.
> Also, if I'm not mistaken, Fusionware uses telnet as
> their underlying connection method.
(mv.NET also s
> From: Wol
> Tony Gravagno wrote:
> > To Doug, you imply that GUI=productive which is as invalid as
> > telnet=unproductive.
> Actually, I think it's pretty much a given that
gui=UNproductive.
Well, in all fairness, I don't put that extreme postion on the
medium e
> From: Ed Clark
> Or you can have a listening program running on your
> desktop, and the server can connect to it and tell it
> to open desktop windows.
When people ask for a way to invoke PC applications from a
browser based on interaction with an MV app, that's exactly how I
do it. There ca
> From: Doug Averch
> The goal of any tool is to make us, programmers, more
productive.
>
> Wjhonson wrote:
> > There's no market for a tool that runs on a telnet system.
To Wil, I suggest in agreement with Doug that productivity is
unrelated to the connection mechanism. mvToolbox is indeed a
p
Wil, you're asking a question from the product website or doc. I
just wanted to make people aware of the offering here, in
response to a specific request. At this point I suggest anyone
with interest take questions to the vendor.
> From: Wjhonson
> "As you type compiler messages from the real comp
o cleaning up his website and trimming down his
documentation. In the mean time, it costs people nothing (for a
year?) for anyone here to just endure a little grief to get their
hands on this software, and the benefits could be huge.
Questions can be directed here:
http://groups.google.com/group
> From: Buss, Troy
> I'd like to eliminate assigned but unused variables,
> so I'm looking for output that has single assignments
> only.
I asked about this a couple days ago in the mvToolbox forum, and
was told that product should be able to help with this. That's
no surprise as it has a mill
s for them - and ask
them if they have ideas about how they have already done this or
how they see it happening. That partnership toward a common goal
(again, very people-oriented) will really help to make this
technical initiative work for everyone.
HTH
T
Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Deve
/format. If nothing else, at some point I'll
link from PickWiki back to this thread, though it's nice if
people don't need to wade through long threads to find solid
content.
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Wil, you didn't say 'I', so you're not saying it 'again'.
I responded to what you said.
You're doing that troll thing again.
So again, I say - Just stop it man.
> From: Wjhonson
> And again I never said csv was Excel.
> > From: Wjhonson
> > No one is saying that CSV is Excel
_
Wil, while the OP asked about reading Excel on an iPhone, the
title of the thread is "Building an Excel File". That prompted
suggestions for how to create "Excel", including "use CSV".
Yes, all spreadsheet clients including Excel will open a CSV
file.
But that led to my assertion that "CSV is no
> From: Kevin King
> It's funny, our subroutines are oddly similar to how
> Microsoft implemented DLL wrecknology for Windows, but
> we've never had the kind of hell that Windows
> programmers experience. Funny how that works... :)
I completely disagree. Have you never been working on code in
> From: Bob Rasmussen
> It would be conceivable, though not necessarily
> profitable, to have an Excel add-in that would pull
> data out of Pick via a network-based object call.
Conceivable? How about Done. Phil Gerber has referred people to
NebulaXChange as the replacement for CrowFlite.
http:/
Not responding to any particular quote here, just the CSV topic
in general.
Respected colleagues, CSV is not Excel. If you have an end-user
that asks for Excel and you give them a CSV you're just
perpetuating the myth that Pick is a dinosaur. They will gladly
spend tens of thousands of dollars to
his allows even more complex documents to be created
- yes, without user intervention. NebulaXPlus is now in beta.
Thanks for you time.
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> From: Symeon Breen
> The guys at u2 did NOT write their own xml parser,
> they use the libraries from the OS, so on udt on
> linux, 7.1 used libxml, 7.2 uses libxerces - just the
> same as php, or java, or the linux xml tools, like
> xmlwf. So if it fails in u2 it will fail in php.
I had no
From: John Thompson
> And yes, you are right about me being un-familiar with
> all of the details of xml :) But... nothing to do
> about that except put my head down and work with
> itusers
As with us all, John. Nothing intended by the comment except
acknowledgement of one of your prior statem
From: David Jordan
> Hi Tony
> I partly agree with you. But I should be able to
> process xml data in UniVerse far simpler than at the
> moment. I should not have to read xml in one
> application, convert it to a dynamic string and then
> send it to universe/unidata, I should just be able to
> From: Bill Haskett
> G-man:
> You having a bad day? :-)
No bro, I just don't like seeing good people being abused ...
again. I'm just glad I'm not the only one who sees it.
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I recognized Will's troll from his first post and was tempted to
comment but thought that would just stir up more OT discussion.
And yet it continues anyway.
Don't you guys recognize the pattern here? He'll keep changing
the scenario, adding road blocks and confusing arguments that
make proposals
of XML, and when the U2 tools don't seem to address
one of those details I'm guessing you're considering the document
to be non-standard rather than the U2 tools. Again, in all
fairness to the U2 team, I'm guessing this is a documentation
issue or some lack of understanding alo
Dan hit it on the head. I have such a pre-processor (somewhere?)
written several times over in angst when working on various
systems. David - I'll try to find it today and send it over,
then will probably post to my website.
T
> From: Daniel McGrath
> The way I've seen this handled before was b
CALL SUBNAME( IVAR+0 , AVAR:"" )
> From: Kebbon Irwin
> I think it is possible to pass a
> parameter by value instead of by reference.
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LinkedIn:
===
I'm looking for someone who has a lot of this combination: Window
Server, HyperV, Red Hat Linux on the HyperV, UniData on the Red
Hat.
One of my customers has a problem
> From: Charles_Shaffer
> Aside from it not being readable, compacting C code
> like that can reduce portability. Different compilers
> may evaluate complex, compacted code differently.
Same thing has actually happened with BASIC code that's ported
from one platform to another.
Rule of thumb:
I was just there last night to check out the v6 enhancements.
The site is all run using DesignBais itself - very clean and
lightning fast even overseas. If you're going to do a demo,
don't bother installing unless you want to demo the designer.
Just run the samples off the live site.
BTW, if you
source, of value to
everyone in this industry, I hope that we can re-invigorate the
new MVDBMS Google Group to be a similar asset for everyone.
Happy and Safe New Year to all!
Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Development
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remove.pleaseNebula-RnD.com/blog
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David, I've spent a lot of time on that very topic and have come
to the conclusion that for many applications I really don't want
to use a complex ORM middle tier. Sometimes the absolute best
thing to do is to pass requests from the UI, back into BASIC as
soon as possible, foregoing client and mid
Robert, sincere apologies, and thanks for the correction.
To avoid misunderstandings, there is a huge difference between a
DataSet and a strongly typed business object. They are sometimes
used alternatively but there are times when one or the other is
absolutely required. If ORM was as simple as
f my efforts in this area
toward helping to make Solution Objects the kind of solution that
we all want in this kind of tool. There really isn't anything
else like this in this market, so not only is mv.NET Solution
Objects the only option, but it also happens to be a very good
one.
HTH
Ton
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