[U2] Product matrix

2008-03-06 Thread svz
We are currently on uv 10.2.4 and AIX 5.3.0.0 We are about to bring the os up to 5.3.7.1 The following was pasted from the matrix: UV AIX 10.2.4 5.3 5.2 5.1 does this mean that AIX 5.3.x.y would all be good for 10.2.4 ? Thanks, Schalk

RE: [U2] HASH.HELP

2007-08-10 Thread svz
Thanks everyone, it is reassuring to know it is only the HASH.HELP prog and not our data that has corruption. I see that HASH.HELP had been fixed in 10.2.4 - maybe it is time to upgrade? Schalk We are running 10.1.21 on Linux so not exactly the same as you but we have reported a bug in

[U2] HASH.HELP

2007-08-09 Thread svz
We recently got several instances of data corruption. We ended up running for a few days on our backup machine. In the mean time we rebuilt the production box (Firmware, AIX, UV and data restored) but still it does not look too stable. One of my tests are to do a HASH.HELP on the invoice file

[U2] Screen manager screen

2006-12-20 Thread svz
Good day, Anybody using the screen manager ('screen' on linux/unix)? Any gotchas we should know of? We are on AIX 5.3; UV 10.1.4 Thanks. Schalk van Zyl --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/

Re: [U2] Screen manager 'screen'

2006-12-20 Thread svz
Brad Schrag wrote: We aren't using it yet, but are working on it. For us, screen will be used primarily by operators for long-running processes, so we have to deal with the fact that the person who started a job may not be around to check on it until it completes. We expect to address this

RE: [U2] Change command prompt character

2006-08-10 Thread svz
We use this little routine (found it somewhere) : P 0001: STELPROMPT = @WHO : '' 0002: ASSIGN 1 TO SYSTEM(4001) 0003: ASSIGN STELPROMPT TO SYSTEM(4002) Bottom at line 3. Schalk van Zyl UVPROMPT command sort of does this, but it only allows a single character. Mark

RE: [U2] Change command prompt character

2006-08-10 Thread svz
uv basic UV 10.1.4 PICK FORMAT ED PRG TST 3 lines long. : P 0001: MYPROMPT = 'Whatever ' 0002: ASSIGN 1 TO SYSTEM(4001) 0003: ASSIGN MYPROMPT TO SYSTEM(4002) Bottom at line 3. : FI TST filed in file PRG. BASIC PRG TST Compiling: Source = '/kts.bron/PRG/TST', Object =

RE: [U2] Change command prompt character

2006-08-10 Thread svz
Don't know, but you get used to it! SvZ Wow! I'm pretty excited about learning about this. This is something I've been looking for some time. It seems to work great except after setting the prompt using this method the usual prompt which shows you have an active select list disappears