Please forgive a quick post being made without appropriate prior
investigation. I'm hoping someone will have a quick answer for what might
otherwise take several hours of research.
I'm told there are two versions of UODOTNET.dll:
2.1.0.7137 and 2.1.0.7149
Where can we get the new build? We may
Many unrelated comments.
I think Chuck is right. Influencing change must go through the right
business channels and must be presented in a business-professional context.
Unfortunately I've been making the same speech to D3 people for years now
and they would rather dump RD and come to IBM than
Gerry wrote:
Hi Tony ,
I will probably regret this post - I never seem to get past one or 2
before the jumping down of throats begins ;-)
I pretty much regret all of mine these days, and I'm sure others do too.
:^D
While I agree with what you say as far as support is concerned ( and I
deeper expertise, but I think these are reasonable guidelines.
Regards to Daniel Dries if he is still at InfoData.
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the blog or to me via email.
Thanks for your time, as always.
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This is being posted for an associate of ours, I don't have access to the
systems in question. The problem is that on Universe 9.4, @USERNO returned
a PIB, an R83-style port number unique to the DBMS, like Unidata @UDTNO.
In newer UV releases this returns the PID ( like getpid() ), the process ID
Chuck wrote:
Tony,
I'll be there. Any chance you're making the long trip?
I wish bro, but there are a couple other opportunities this year including
regional Spectrum shows and some client work in your area.
Rudy Cooper wrote:
Any plans for the west coast ?
No live sessions until
Posted for Bob Markowitz at BlueFinity International:
There has been lots of buzz on this forum about .NET. Here is an
opportunity to learn about it at no cost. BlueFinity will be presenting a
Friday June 23rd morning seminar in Saddle Brook, New Jersey to discuss and
demonstrate mv.NET, their
browser address area.)
HTH
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Wendy Smoak wrote:
Is anyone else interested in Rails? http://www.rubyonrails.org/
For me, it's fun to play with, but I figured the chances of it ever
talking to UniData were slim to none. Then again...
http://alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/db2onrails
Maybe we will see U2 on Rails one day. :)
Stevenson, Charles wrote:
Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.
It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric, but how?
Here's the code:
239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241: IF ANS0 THEN
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Of course you're welcome to have a look around the rest of the blog,
register if you want, I'll let you know when I post new entries if you
like, otherwise you won't hear from me.
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Bill Brutzman wrote:
We here need a new religion for GUI apps. Right now we are
green-screen with mostly Dynamic Connect and a little wIntegrate.
Because our back-end is HP-Ux, and .Net apps are not supported on a
Unix drive, a Microsoft solution is not viable.
Have a gander at a blog
countries) and we work with VARs and
end-users. We can provide software, consultation, support, development,
Microsoft-certified .NET training, and custom products to suit your
specific needs.
Thanks for your time.
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Brad Davis wrote:
Tony -
We're trying to capture updates to the Unidata tables, as they occur
on the system. Is this what we're talking about?
It sounds like you're talking about database triggers. I don't know
off-hand if Unidata supports triggers but if it does then the answer is
yes.
Bob Woodward wrote:
I'm seeing duplicates again. sigh Or I'm not medicated enough...
I'm getting dupes too.
I'm getting dupes too.
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-to-head in an either/or
decision process.
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mv.NET to accomplish
your goals. If you're already familiar with .NET development then just
assume there is an elegant way to get data to/from U2, then do some
research on connections between SSIS and external environments using SOA
and managed components.
Tony Gravagno
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queries
(broken up into logical chunks) can be used and there are tools that come
with the software to build queries, etc. More SQL-like queries will be
supported in the near future for people who are unfamiliar with MV and are
charged with extraction of data from an MV environment.
HTH.
Tony
Baker Hughes wrote:
Has anyone seen a study, a white paper, or anything which discusses
Globalization in the MV arena?
We need to provide currency translation in the near future, and
eventually content localization.
If someone has some links to read, or documents it would give us a leg
ExcelExport_README.txt:
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It's much more practical than protecting against packet sniffers. Anyone
can subscribe to the list and get addresses and anyone can go to the
archive (with a program) and harvest addresses from prior postings going
back a few years. It happens all the time and I do my best to avoid it.
Sorry for
Dave Taylor wrote:
One of my customers is interested in extracting data from Universe
into Excel by himself without having to have a program written for
each import to Excel.
If he learns the names of the files and their dictionaries, and which
attributes are multi-valued, or even
Allen Egerton wrote:
Is there a relationship between MUMPS and PICK?
Charles Barouch wrote:
Allen,
Yes. MUMPS became Cache and Cache
(with the help of Jim Idle others) is becoming Pick compatable.
Allen, if you mean are there common roots between MUMPS and Pick? the
answer is no.
Dave Bryant wrote:
In what I am sure was a simple oversight, Ross forgot to mention that
DesignBais was also signed up to take part in the database challenge.
As a matter of interest, how many contestants were there last year?
Last year I believe there were 13 contestants representing 8 teams
Mark Johnson wrote:
With all of this talk of UD to D3, I'm interested in converting a
client from Microdata *to* D3.
Helpful/pertinent info e-mailed off-list.
This is a U2 forum, Reality and D3 have their own forums.
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From: Dave Tabor
I'd like to be able to create an excel file from a Unidata program
to be used for download on a website, without any user intervention.
Dan Fitzgerald wrote:
I did this once by then tweaking an excel file to look right, and
then ftp'ing it back to the server as a template,
Bob Little wrote:
I guess I do prefer the email list setup as opposed to a Google-type
thingy.
If this question ever does come to some kind of vote, people need to
understand what they're voting for and against. Google mail works exactly
the same as what we have here, just a different address
Jerry Banker wrote:
Don't go there. I personally hate, is hate too strong a word,
having to go to a group site to find out what is going on.
From: Mike Preece
What do people think of the idea of moving this list to a google
group instead?
Jerry and others, Google Groups sends e-mail as
We've now been living with the change to the lists for nearly a
month. I'd like to invite opinions on the change. Are we all happy now
that we are used to it? Personally, I think Larry made a good call,
but this is a community, so I want me be sure that everyone gets
heard. [snip]
Thanks
Bruce Nichol wrote:
How many now know to Reply All if they want a moment of fame on the
list?
And this is another point. An announcement was made to the list, there was
a hullabaloo for a few days and then it blew over. How many people missed
that thread and don't know the secret handshake to
Bill Haskett wrote:
Is it possible to either extract the Windows password, in order to
compare with an entered string, or to verify the entered string with
the Windows password?
A client's application we're converting requires the user to reenter
their password to run some sensitive
Gerry wrote:
It does appear that manually coding the SOAP message is the only way
to go which, in my opinion, gives is no advantage over the way we were
doing this via CallHttp.
I had some material already written about alternatives for this sort of
thing so I dumped them together and posted a
I share Glen's frustration with the increasing dependency on browsers and
increasing complexity being built into them. I'll add a decreasing
appreciation for the effort required to support this technology. This
results in many people expecting that just because everyone has a browser
on their
This is breaking all kinds of things including filters, remailers, and
maybe threading for some reader programs. It's going to create confusion
when people mail to one another off-list. And for anyone who isn't
familiar with this completely unique solution people are going to think
they're
This is breaking all kinds of things including filters, remailers, and
maybe threading for some reader programs. It's going to create confusion
when people mail to one another off-list. And for anyone who isn't
familiar with this completely unique solution people are going to think
they're
Logan, David wrote:
Sounds like the sky is falling. This is by no means a unique
situation, this works well on numerous other lists (that I subscribe
to) so why not this one? Surely the subscribers are not that silly. I
know the average age of the Universe/Unidata afficionado is slowly
to completely replace the old code and replace your toolbar
button if you already have this installed.
I'll be happy to answer any questions via e-mail and we can repost here if
the info is of interest to a broader audience.
Regards,
Tony Gravagno,
Nebula Research and Development
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This isn't an MV question. MV Platform and terminal emulation are
irrelevant.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=print+pdf+(commandline+OR+command+li
ne)
Tons of free code, HowTo's, buyware, and open source for PDFs.
Google is your friend.
T
Mark Johnson wrote:
A client of mine has a folder
Andrew Lakeland wrote:
If anyone has list of the undocumented system values it
would a very interesting read.
Well now Andy, if someone publishes a list then it won't be very
undocumented anymore now will it? What good are undocumented features if
people go and tell everyone what they are?
john reid wrote:
It appears that not much very exciting happens after
feeding SYSTEM 1 thru 9 or 10 thousand.
Some System params return the state/effect of some operation that was
previously performed. Like SYSTEM(11) is only useful after a SELECT. Just
printing the values of SYSTEM(N) could
short, IBM was unable to help.
They have not had any issues since switching to mv.NET.YMMV
HTH
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Tom Dodds wrote:
Does anyone know of a good set of tools for UniVerse that
has integrated Contacts and Calendaring capabilities. We
would prefer the tools to be written in Basic with no
need for outside routines. We are running UV
10.1.17 on AIX 5.2.3
Tom, you'll have to describe for us
This topic was recently discussed in CDP:
http://tinyurl.com/bxdnc
(CC to Mac)
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I'm trying to build fingerprint scanning into Universe.
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Brian Leach wrote:
VB 2005 Express Edition is free - not evaluation.
It is also very powerful (all the .Net 2 features) and
frankly a lot nicer to use than the full blown Visual
Studio 2005 which is ludicrously machine consumptive. I
now use it in preference and haven't found anything I
George Smith wrote:
I would like to propose to upper management that we
replace a single user laptop program using a non-pick
database with a Unidata single user system. We would use
C# and the uniObjects for the gui front end. This would
be on about 400 laptops if successful.
Anyone doing
The convention for specifying alpha data vs numeric data is actually to
precede the data with a single quote, not to surround it with double
quotes. As far as tab delimited data that includes tabs, since this isn't
supported in cells anyway it's not a problem.
Tony Gravagno, Nebula RD
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/01/06 -0800, you wrote:
The convention for specifying alpha data vs numeric data
is actually to precede the data with a single quote, not
to surround it with double quotes. As far as tab
delimited data that includes tabs, since this isn't
supported in cells anyway it's not a problem.
Tony
Mark Johnson wrote:
Where do I quote these?
A,B,C,12345,000123
The info I posted about single quotes in my last post wasn't helpful in
this context. Let me try this way:
A,B,12,34,Hi World
Excel doesn't need quotes unless you're doing something special, which
explains why the A and B values
Bob Woodward wrote:
What I want to be able to do is:
IF A = 5 [USER.PL BASIC.PGM1];[USER.PL BASIC.PGM2];G 10
In RPL the subvalue mark is used to accomplish this:
IF A = 5 [USER.PL BASIC.PGM1]\[USER.PL BASIC.PGM2]\G 10
Use ctrl-\ for the subvalue mark.
I'm positive that we can do GS 10\GS
See this posting I recently made to CDP on the topic. Then look down two
posts to where I provide more detail about the issues and solution.
http://tinyurl.com/av4jj
When OLEDB does work, I can't tell you how it works with ADO.NET - I'm
curious to hear more about this as well.
mv.NET uses a
If CallHTTP doesn't do what you need, look into cURL. It's open source and
free, well supported, very stable, very popular, and it's quite capable of
doing HTTP post w/wo SSL as well as many other tricks.
HTH
T
Wendy Smoak wsmoak-at-gmail.com |U2UG| wrote:
On 1/9/06, Peter Veenhof [EMAIL
One of my client/colleagues (I believe he'll see this and comment) has
collection agencies as his clients. They have check scanners to scan
checks which are sent in by debtors. The BASIC application that he
maintains uses AccuTerm to call a program that I wrote which drives the
scanner and
Dave Taylor wrote:
So (Leroy), the START command should be added to the DOS
documentation as an option to prevent the screen contents
from displaying on the UV screen.
Thank you again, Ray, for sharing the START command with
us.
Dave, I've used the commands cmd and start to control many
there which allow people
to maintain calendars. With some investigation into the datastore for
these applications I'm sure someone can work out a U2 interface into them.
I'll be happy to do such research and development on a contracting basis.
HTH
Tony Gravagno
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David Wolverton wrote:
(I really wish we had cross-process COMMON for things
like this!)
Amen! That's something that was ripe for development sometime in the 80's
but not a single one of the MV providers added the feature. So many
applications are possible (not least of which would be
Serguei wrote:
When I tried using uniObjects DLL I found that there are
problems creating several database connections from the
same application (this is what one normally has to do).
This problem did not exist in Java version of uniObjects
(and we currently use Java).
The connection from
client know what port to connect to?
Good luck.
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DAVID WOLVERTON wrote:
I suspect she is writing a CLIENT socket service that
RUNS on the server -- one where I'm opening a socket to
get data from another service - and as any process could
be doing the same, I'd just want the next available
socket, please So I think the request is valid
I'd like to piggyback on this question with another related:
What is the exact set of rules for determining whether an account
can/should be referenced via a full path vs just the name? It seems it's
not as simple as just having an entry in UV.ACCOUNT or UD.ACCOUNT. Is this
flavor-dependent?
.
NebulaMail is $250 per server, with volume discounts for VARs who implement
to multiple sites.
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out the real technical solution may be to
use Z. Here we go again with the notion of banging screws with hammers...
:)
If you do need something special written up and don't have the resources to
do it internally, I'll be happy to consider such a project.
HTH
Tony Gravagno,
Nebula Research
-oriented products in a server context. Having a lot of
experience in this area, I also discourage that sort of usage, and that's
one of the reasons I no longer offer NebulaDoc as it was originally
designed.
HTH,
Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Development
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Please feel free to take a look at our webpage for NebulaPay and contact me
for more information. NebulaPay has not yet been ported to U2 but we'd
greatly appreciate an opportunity to do the port.
http:// removethisNebula-RnD.com/products/financial.htm
Thanks.
Tony Gravagno
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TG
I'll piggyback on Larry's inquiry here. We have been contacted by a site
with an old release of Universe on SCO (no indication of release ID's yet).
They are having two issues.
The system randomly shuts down with error Unexpected trap in kernel
mode, accompanied by a hex dump, and/or Panic
Barry Rogen wrote:
Does anybody know of a good way (or
program/utility) to import (translate as it were) dBase
IV data onto a UniVerse system. We have a shipping
package that uses dBase IV and I
would love to be able to utlize that data from UniVerse.
As always, any help is
I had a site years ago where something like this was happening. The server
was in one office and remote end-users were connected over a multiplexor.
Various @ sequences were interpreted by the MUX rather than being forwarded
to the end-user. For one particular sequence, a simple @(13) to
The efficiency of the PDF has a lot to do with the tools used to generate
them, which you didn't mention here (htmldoc, ps2pdf, etc). Some
commandline tools for PDF include some form of compression argument. There
are tools available to optimize PDF in *nix, rather than going through the
export
Sunny Matharoo wrote:
I know this may have discussed before but has anyone
developed a VB interface between SQL Server and UV.
This would be pretty easy to do with mv.NET using ADO.NET as the common
medium. What's on your mind, maybe I can whip something up. The solution
would depend a lot
Results wrote:
- Chuck If I Only I Could Hack Sites While Knowing
Nothing, And With No Regard For Others, I Could Be Cool
Like Them Barouch
Hey bro, ya gotta admit these kiddies were quick enough to execute the
exploit before you professionals could update the server against it. Let
this
but I'm sure I can. :)
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Rich Taylor is back in the office.
For all my fans that breathlessly awaited the next
automatic response...Sorry folks, forgot to set the
exceptions list
We don't need you anymore Richard, you've been replaced. We're now being
comforted by frequent OoO notices from Russ DeWitt. 8^\
I'm
applications, and intend to continue development with Office 12 and
the MS Office System. Nebula RD is growing and now has a team of U2
professionals who can do this sort of work. So if you need to get info to
or from any Office product, feel free to ask about what's possible.
Tony Gravagno
Nebula
Mark Johnson wrote:
Tony:
What's the fastest path for someone who's been providing
the CSV's for the last 10 years and wants to deliver
something more complete. I don't want to spend a lot of
my client's money on packages.
When I originally offered the NebulAnalysis package it was only
Ron White wrote:
Does anyone know of a good utility for converting
pdf documents to html? I have tried some that I
found in the CDP archive but the conversion was
not true to the original pdf.
I need a converter that I can run from a basic program.
No experience with these but...:
and end-users.
Please feel free to contact me for more info - it can't hurt to chat.
Thanks for your time.
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I filter out of the office messages, and this entire thread was pulled
from my U2 folder and dumped in a don't bother area. I'm SO happy I did
bother. BTW, Disclaimers of confidentiality in a public forum area about
as annoying as out of office notices. ;)
T
Andy Moore wrote:
DISCLAIMER:
Serguei wrote:
There are two types of developers who really annoy me
Serguei - I'm happy to say I don't represent either of the two types you
mentioned, and neither do our contractors.
The issue I documented (having to pay a contractor who re-wrote a lot of
code without prior agreement)
Richard Taylor wrote:
Serguei wrote:
From my experience working with a team of different
developers this is the worst possible and a very selfish
scenario a developer might choose to follow.
While I agree with you in principle, reality sets in real
quick. Sometimes you simply don't have
I completely forgot that Raining Data offers U2 training. Why? You ask?
(I hope I have my facts straight.) They inherited the education materials
from JES and Associates when Jon Sisk joined managemet back in the PickAxe
days. The situation with Jon fell apart for various reasons but they held
It's very easy to create/parse XML with .NET technologies. If you have a
schema then you can read an XML document, convert it into an ADO.NET
dataset in one statement, then you can push it into U2 very easily after
that with mv.NET or PDP.NET. UO.NET would take more work because it does
not have
Larry Hiscock wrote:
If the use of GOTO is not proper in UniBasic, why does
the language include the verb?
- Because all BASICs derive from Dartmouth BASIC so it was in there from
the start and a lot of old code depends on it.
- Because all BASIC programmers know about it and _may_ want to use
Stuart wrote:
Tony,
I'm interested, why not just use xslt to convert the
XML directly into a U2 string and then pass in the
data using uodotnet subroutines. Is there some
advantage in using an extra step of converting to ADO?
If you know xslt, xpath, xquery, etc, knock your
Marilyn Hilb wrote:
Guess I lost something along the line here.. what is the
4 letter word?
Can't be anything other than...
GOTO
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I'm glad Brian stepped up with his comments below. There is a difference
between source control and software management. Everyone has different
requirements so when someone says I need source control and everyone
chimes in with CVS, etc, it's like proposing a helicopter to someone who
needs
dare say there would be others who would as well.
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CWNoah2-at-aol.com wrote:
Ray,
I've been looking for the source code to PROF for years.
I would like to acquire the rights to it, make it GPL,
and bring
Webmaster wrote:
Tony Gravagno wrote:
MS .NET is built on XML. One of the core functions of
this technology is parsing to/from XML using schema.
Gah. .NET is wasted data bloat when you really need a
specific and potentially static XML format for data
transport. Just because .NET uses
Mark, you're looking for a solution to reporting issues but you don't say
what those issues are, then you present a couple products and ask for
comments. See the paradox?
Can you tell us what sorts of problems you're having that need to be solved
and then maybe we can comment on the suitability
Ewinger Klaus wrote:
Hi Simon
At DB2 Information Management Conference, IBM announced a
new extension to UniVerse: U2 Soap Server. It is
definitely the way to go for integration with .NET. As it
fully supports WSDL, it plugs very nicely into Visual
Studio 2003/2005. And Service Oriented
Cedric Fontaine wrote:
Tony Gravagno wrote:
Here is a link to the question and answer.
http://forums.rainingdata.com/index.php?showtopic=869
Sorry but as a developper of JD3, I disagree that jd3
cannot be used on live site. Since two years we're using
jd3 on live sites and it works
I've seen the other suggestions but I'll add the following:
MS .NET is built on XML. One of the core functions of this technology is
parsing to/from XML using schema. Rather than trying to
parse/interpret/generate raw XML on your own, you may want to consider
using free technology that was
of
issues with ODBC. IBM was not able to fix the errors in the server, and
these issues went on for months. People in this forum and elsewhere said
they preferred to simply avoid these interfaces. The client was up and in
production very shortly after activating licenses.
HTH,
Tony Gravagno
Nebula
Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
I know I've read about this topic on the list before, but
it is hard to find with a search because of all of the
URL's with php in them.
What are the options for communicating with UniData from
PHP? Thanks. --dawn
Hi Dawn. I had the same question about D3 and asked
Hi Dave. Of course said simple but if it's too simple it may not achieve
goals your client has in mind. You may want to verify their goals and
budget, and exactly what simple really means.
The only commercial VCS package I'm aware of that's supported and available
for U2 is PRC from Susan
MICHAEL.HENDERSON wrote:
The mechanism chosen by our architecture team is
Microsoft BizTalk Server
Please can anyone offer any experienced-based advice
here, or suggest an alternative d which is easier,
better, and/or quicker than my ideas.
And yes, I'd at least consider a buy my
Mats Carlid wrote:
We started in Prine information in the early 80's and
used named common from day 1.
Unnamed common was deemed to be too dangerous if/when
coexisting with another
application or general subroutines in the same
environment and thus _never_ used it - I tend to
forget
I'll echo the concept of using named common to cache file handles to avoid
re-opening. I use this as a key technique in web applications. Funny
enough, right before I got to this thread I wrote a paper to explain to one
of my clients how it works.
The key thing is to use Named common, not
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From: Tony Gravagno
IF UNASSIGNED(FILE1) THEN
[snip]
...I recently accidentally made a change that
didn't set FirstTime type flags...
[snip]
...to reset the FilesAreOpened flag...
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of
these as equally valuable offerings in this market where many people need
as much information as they need assistance with development using modern
technologies.
Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Development
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Will wrote:
Does someone have a code example where they are sending
an XML request using Accuterm scripting ?
Thanks
An XML request for what? Can you give us an example of how you would use
that? XML is just a blob of text so it's no different than any other text.
AccuTerm is a good raw
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