Ellucian (Datatel) ships it's unidata clients tools that run guide and
guide_ndx on the entire database (selects all files, runs guide and captures
results in a table). For us, guide take about 70mins to run, but guide_ndx is
much slower taking 140mins or so. We typically run these via cron
I missing something?
We ran into this when migrating to Linux about 5 years ago, and I'm now
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PERSON
reads to 32 reads.
That said, I'm looking for other means - this is one place where Pick
isn't my friend as we often have reports written out of various tables
and need to use 32+ TRANS statements to pull in PERSON demographic
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the I-Desc to get the needed DONOR data and use PERSON as the base
file.
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For Unidata 7.2.x and earlier, Rocket does not have 64-bit builds for
intel (Windows, RedHat). To be clear - you can install on 64-bit
machines (we have), but the unidata binaries are 32 bit.
Does anyone know if this is the same for 7.3?
It's not a huge issue for us, more curiosity.
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For Unidata 7.2.x and earlier, Rocket does not have 64-bit builds for intel
(Windows, RedHat). To be clear
Anyone have insight why there are many gaps in the PLEDGE dictionary for CA?
We have blanks in fields 3,4,5,8,9,10,11,12,17,18,20,22,23
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Anyone have insight why there are many gaps in the PLEDGE dictionary
for CA?
We have blanks in fields 3,4,5,8,9,10,11,12,17,18,20,22,23
Sorry - wrong email list.
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chars here'
X.BAD.CHARS = X.STRING.TO.CHECK
CONVERT X.GOOD.CHARS TO '' IN X.BAD.CHARS
CONVERT X.BAD.CHARS TO '' IN X.STRING.TO.CHECK
At this point X.STRING.TO.CHECK will have all non-acceptable chars removed.
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xperience with MySQL also desirable.
This full time, 12 month position begins July 2, 2012. We offer a
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not be with Datatel for long.
Let's say that contrary to Wil's opinion, I actually know what I'm doing
- the job description was carefully crafted with certain words left out
on purpose.
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with Rocket - I believe Wally was able to have some
of their people reproduce this internally.
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Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Is there a built-in OCONV for week of the year (0-51 or 1-52)? I can
write one but just curious if there is a built in one that I can't find
documented...
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On unidata, can anyone shed light on the differences between UPCASE(...)
and OCONV(...,'MCU')?
I know OCONVS(...,'MCU') will preserve @VM and other unidata delimiters,
but for single valued data is their any difference in the above?
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Unidata 7.2.9 on linux
Is there a UDT.OPTION or other setting that can control the size of the
command stack (history)? We max out at 99 and I'd really like to have
it recall more - but cannot find an option to do this.
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_FD_(25231363,64768) is non-writeable subscribing file.
0 records copied
If anyone has insights about a subscribing file I'd be appreciative -
and I'm assuming this is a Unidata error and not OS. The _FD_ directory
does have permissions allowing the user to rwx anything.
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Subject: [U2] Unidata file behavior
Since upgrading from Unidata 7.2.5 to 7.2.9
don't trust it: I'm just looking for insight, gotchas,
pros/cons of memresize vs RESIZE or other input from those who might've
gone down this road already.
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flag for recursive, whereas convcode
does not:
convdata -r dirname
convidx -r dirname
convcode dirname
I know this is absolutely trivial, but I've run into problems before
scripting a moving and making the incorrect assumption that convcode took
a -r flag.
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Built Empties Dups In-DICT S/M
F-no/VF-expr
XCEQ.TYPE D TxtYes No Yes Yes S 3
XCEQ.ORDERD NumYes No Yes Yes S 4
and the query is:
SELECT H08.CR.EVAL.QUES WITH XCEQ.TYPE EQ foo BY XCEQ.ORDER
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on a new project.
64 bit unidata and libs would offer us more favorable alternatives, but we
are working with what we have now...
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Life is a giant weenie roast and I'm the biggest weenie.
Rose
/lib/libuvic.a when searching
for -luvic
I'm assuming this is a 32 vs 64 bit mismatch.
I assumed that the libraries for unidata would be 64 bit, but perhaps my
assumption was bad. Am I thinking correctly?
And can I assume I'll have to force 32 bit mode to get this to compile?
Jeff Butera
On Wed, 2010-02-24 at 20:25 +, Wally Terhune wrote:
UniData on Linux is a 32-bit build
Thanks Wally - that's what I thought...
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Love is never having to read
your
to
bullet proof as you can get these days. Typically a machine failure can
rollover to another virtualized server in 5-15 seconds. End users will
notice the brief hit, but you'll be up an running.
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What's
0 Guide9924_a04236_0_ChildSuccess
01/15/2010 01:57 AM 0 Guide9924_a04236_1_ChildSuccess
01/15/2010 01:57 AM 0 Guide9924_a04236_2_ChildSuccess
01/15/2010 01:57 AM 0 Guide9924_a04236_3_ChildSuccess
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OFF;
SET SPACE 2;
SET PAGES 0;
como on studentinfo;
SELECT ID,LNAME,FNAME from STUDENT;
como off;
exit
!!start
Regards
Dattatraya
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Maybe they're slow because they didn't
as format.conv) for implementing byte swapping - like that
poster I am not familiar enough with UD to advise on the equivalent
utility for that product.
Thanks. To my knowledge, Unidata does not have fnuxi, but I know others
have tackled this problem so it's solvable.
Jeff Butera, Ph.D
convdata and happy day - no tarring involved.
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I'm just having a conversation with myself
- it's about that time.
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just moving them and
running the usual convdata, convidx and convcode, but it's not happy
about high byte order vs low byte order.
At this point, I'm assuming it's going to have to be an account
save/restore but I'm open to any advice having never gone down this road
before.
TIA,
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.
This was a backup we have on disk, so I know they're not changing.
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I'm just having a conversation with myself
- it's about that time.
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this observation.
Ray:
I clearly understand your point, but I guess I'm not clear about the
upshot to properly migrate data from Solaris to linux.
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I'm just having a conversation with myself
- it's about
problems on indexes and
distributed files. Check out the UniAdmin tool on the Client CD. Use the
latest version you can get your hands on of UniAdmin.
Sorry that I haven't had any experience with migrating UniData, but I bet
the problems are similar.
Thanks Ken - this sounds reasonable.
Jeff Butera
made this switch on unidata without much
fanfare.
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I'm just having a conversation with myself
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dynamic, it's not limited to 2Gb. Likewise, the partition holding
this account isn't anywhere near full: it's using about 18Gb on a 25Gb
partition.
So unless the dynamic file is wildly splitting and chewing thru 7GB, I'm
unclear what's causing this message. Any insight appreciated.
Jeff
on Monday.
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I'm looking for unidata pe for linux. On Rocket's Trial pages I see
these options:
UniData Extended Relational Data Server for Linux
UniData Personal Edition for Windows
Do I want the former, or is there no PE for linux available?
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that I'm working with also,
the html files are just a small part of it. Thanks.
If you're on the *nix side of life, what about html2pdf or html2ps which
can then be spooled to a printer?
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/taskkill, I can't see
the process. Likewise, stopudt (with and without force) will not kill the
udt.
p
Short of rebooting entire server, I'm at a loss. Anyone have magic tricks
for windows? I'm a unix guy and we need have these types of problems in
*nix land...
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.
If the processes still exist at the OS level, you can use udkill.exe in the
UDTBIN directory (at 7.1 and later).
This is a hard kill - similar to UNIX kill -9
We're about to upgrade from 7.1.x to 7.2.22 in the next month, so this may
be a moot point.
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Unidata 7.1.x on Windows 2003. When trying to access AE, we get the
following:
can't get to msgq in U_tosbcs
I found one limited email thread from 2005 on this, but the solution
(correcting CTLGTB VOC pointer) was already addressed.
Any ideas?
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using python.
Similarly, we have used the Perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel to extract
Unidata data and write Excel spreadsheets on the fly.
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Dad, you're talking in grown-up and need to stop
quote who='Steve Romanow' date='Monday 22 June 2009'
Do you have yours tied into SB+ at all? That is the holy grail.
No.
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Dad, you're talking in grown-up and need to stop
triggers. Combined with indexing these stored
values, queries take less than a second.
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Dad, you're talking in grown-up and need to stop.
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assume at this point I'm SOL. Anyone have other ideas?
I have backups and only appear to have 31 records added since the backup
was created, but any insight as to how I might recover data would be
appreciated.
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(or at least made it much less stressful)!
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SB 5.2
RedBack 4.2.6
DataStage 7.5
PROPOSED
HP Ux 11i v3
UniData 7.1.17
SB 5.2.4
U2 WEB DE 4.4
DataStage (not sure what version)
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Dad, you're talking in grown-up and need to stop
with UDTBIN based on your unishared contents, but
you could also hard-code some values here (althought that would create a
future upgrade problem itself...)
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Where I'm from, we believe all sorts
of three
values
0 = don't write the record
1 = write record, but don't allow trigger to have altered the contents
2 = write record and allow trigger to possibly have altered contents
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Where I'm from, we
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I'll also add that I know Chaman University (CA) has a java based socket
server that does implement connection pooling. If anyone wants a contact
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Where I'm from, we believe all
, performance depends entirely on what you're trying to accomplish
in the trigger - we try to keep ours as lightweight as possible.
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and
immediately jumps to 3am, thereby skipping any processing (eg: cron) that
might've occured between 2am and 3am.
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He works out of his home office doing technical training.
I call it gambling. Overheard
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Dennis Bartlett wrote:
A = 'DEF'
A2 = 'XYZ'
A0 = 'XXX'
A0 = 'ZZZ'
CRT A
So A0 = X is a way quicker way of writing A = X : @fm : A
This doesn't appear to work on Unidata (7.1.x). I get
ZZZ XYZ
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licensing that would
be fantastic (and could perhaps have implications in our desktop group, if
you know what I mean).
Can I ask why you just don't use xterms and telnet in linux?
You can map function keys and so on with .Xmodmap and/or .Xdefaults
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Jeff,
that'll do, thanks
jak
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On Tue, 3 Jun 2008, John Kent wrote:
Ken,
i want to create a simple dict item like
ED DICT STK JAK
Top of JAK in DICT STK, 6 lines, 38 characters.
*--: P7
001: I
002: DCOUNT(@RECORD30,@VM)
Try this:
DCOUNT(EXTRACT(@RECORD,@AM,30),@VM)
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number of bytes in a record = 381892
Minimum number of fields in a record = 1
Maximum number of fields in a record = 827
Average number of fields per record = 80.9
Standard deviation from average = 134.7
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,
but the performance should be very good, particularly if you have the
stripe spread across many disks.
YMMV.
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But Dad - I need most of your attention, not brother
trigger.name [BEFORE|AFTER|UPDATE]
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2007, Clifton Oliver wrote:
Would work if you can guarantee that all of your clients use Outlook. But a
lot of folks won't go near the thing. ;-)
Amen to that.
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But Dad - I need most
). Any ideas, I
can restart Unidata tonight (stopud, startud) if that would help.
Typically this is a configuration issue, on Unidata you'd rectify by
increasing SHM_GPAGESZ, SHM_LCINENTS, SHM_LPAGESZ
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SUBR('*YOUR.LOCATE.SUBR',VALUE,@RECORD,AM.POS,VM.POS,SVM.POS,LR.JUST)
Can I ask a naive question: When using SUBR what is the point of the
preceding * before the subroutine?
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Daddy - did you lose your
What's your *system* (not user please) CLASSPATH environment variable set
to?
Not set - what would you like it to be?
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I am assuming that you have loaded an Itanium release? (compare the HPUX
availability for Itanium and PA-RISC on the U2TechConnect Product
Availability Matrix (PAM)):
Itanium 7.1.1/2/4/8/11
PA-RISC 7.1.0/7/8/10
No, this is PA-RISC, unidata 7.1.8
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.
Last I checked, 1,073,741,824 was = 2GB-16KB. These values work fine on
similar Solaris server.
Anyone have insight why it thinks this is unreasonable?
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that's 80% empty in the end.
Anyadvice appreciated.
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Files processed:1
Errors encountered: 0
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leaning towards tweaking split/merge loads (as well a modulo), but I
have no good idea where to go with them. Currently they are 60/40.
Any Unidata insight appreciated.
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We don't have a lot of rules
of job: 3 seconds.
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can offer insight as to how/why the indicies aren't getting updated until
I force a reindex.
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prove
useful when profiling code.
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crashed.
It may be a fluke but I'll check my code to be sure.
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in TEMP.bak is surely unique...
Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
Administrative Systems
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I think this kind of thing can happen when there are mark characters in
the IDs.
Maybe try saving the list to SAVEDLISTS and viewing the list with an
editor - you may find duplicates.
This is the direction I was guessing - I know what I'm trying next...
Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
Administrative
On Thu, 14 Sep 2006, george r smith wrote:
Anyone have any experience with Sun Sparc boxes as development boxes for
Unidata.
Yes, we have used Sun Sparc for years (10+). What do you need to know?
Anyone heard if IBM might certify Unidata on the Solaris AMD boxes.
No idea.
Jeff Butera
of downtime on your
production server.
Jeff Butera
Administrative Systems
Hampshire College
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