Hello,
Another question
Because a SQL query executed in Universe it take 20 seconds and the same
query in MSAccess take 3 seconds.
This is the result of EXPLAIN of this query
SELECT LINFAC.GRUPART, SUM(LINFAC.BASPP * LINFAC.CAN) As SUMCANT,
GCAREPRE.NOMBRE AS
We have programs that make extensive use of data statements. And they
regularly screwed up because people asked us to change the prompt
sequence (adding new requests or whatever...)
So I've been steadily rewriting them all to use arguments on the command
line, retrieving it all from @SENTENCE.
Acrobat 6, certainly initially, had, well, issues.
Something to do with compatibility, and not liking files created by
earlier versions.
Cheers,
Wol
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Kebbon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
Other consultants who have previously been accessing my Unidata
5.1.3/HP/UX 11.0 data using ODBC are now trying to do it using
OLEDB. Everything appears to be set up correctly - that is the UCI
Config file (without making any changes from the ODBC setup,
I will be attending a training session in room 2B. If you require assistance, please
page me.
Thanks,
u2-users 04/02/04 09:44
Does anyone have an example of how to do this if the terminal emulator
is QPC Software, QVT/Term?
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Robert:
Thanks for the link. I've been tired of Adobe's slowness for years.
If you use the above don't forget to install Acrobat reader speedup from:
http://www.tnk-bootblock.co.uk/prods/misc/index.php
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is there a native function that will tell me the size of a dimensioned array
?
if not are there any suggestions for something graceful ?
Thanks,
Pete
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the array will contain file handles...
Thanks,
Pete
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If you want to know from the debugger... Example:
ED BP TEST
4 lines long.
: P
0001: DIM X(10,15)
0002: MAT X =
0003: DEBUG
0004: PRINT
Bottom at line 4.
: Q
RUN BP TEST
TEST: 4: PRINT
:: X/
MATRIX: X=10 Y=15
::
If you are trying to get the size of the array within the program, use
thanks!
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Subject: RE: universe 10. - array size
If you want to know from the debugger... Example:
ED BP TEST
4 lines
Pete,
In UniBasic, there is a function call INMAT. If memory serves me right, I believe
UniVerse has the same function.
You might want to check it out.
Grant W. Boice, Jr.
Systems Administrator
Benchmark Electronics, Inc.
Manassas Division
8500 Phoenix Drive
Manassas, VA 20110
In a message dated 4/1/2004 5:40:16 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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The resulting documents can
be re-purposed with a variety of applications, including word processors and
screen reader software.
Is re-purposed the same as read because if it is I prefer read
Will
This is a bug in Universe 10.1. It's fixed in the 10.1.2 release, which
isn't out to the public yet. We've seen it in the Windows and AIX
ports, but I don't know if it's in any other ports. If this is a
critical issue for you, contact me directly and we can work on getting
you a copy of the
The first thing to notice is that a file scan is being performed on the LINFAC table.
This could be speeded with an index on each of the constraining columns LINFAC.EMP and
LINFAC.TIPFAC.
The inner joins are being performed via hash lookups, the fastest available method.
There are 23469
Using QVT/Term to connect to unidata 5.1.19 running on AIX 4.3.2.
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Subject: Re: How to launch remote browser from UniVerse server?
In a message dated 4/2/2004 5:27:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Using QVT/Term to connect to unidata 5.1.19 running on AIX
4.3.2.
Bruce the Help on QVT might indicate the ability to run scripts, launch windows, etc
so that's where to start. However, there are two
In a message dated 4/2/2004 5:27:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Using QVT/Term to connect to unidata 5.1.19 running on AIX
4.3.2.
Bruce the Help on QVT might indicate the ability to run scripts, launch windows, etc
so that's where to start. However, there are two
I've created the html file from a spooled hold file and placed it in a
Samba drive, but the icing on the cake would for the user to generate
the file and launch the browser from within the unidata session.
QVT/Term Help does not mention anything about launching windows, and the
scripts seem
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I've created the html file from a spooled hold file and placed it in a
Samba drive, but the icing on the cake would for the user to generate
the file and launch the browser from within the unidata session.
The Universe pdf files for Basic and User Reference both have an
appendix A which are quick references grouped according to their uses.
These are pages 1169 to 1204 (36) for basic, and pages 857 to 888 (32) for
userref. Also, appendix B in the basic pdf is the good old ASCII code table
and
On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 14:54:14 -0800 , you wrote:
LIST CUST EVAL @1+1 CUST.NAME
Well OK, I'll 'fess up to being clueless... what is @1? Why does this work?
(running UV 9.6.1.3). What other @ variables are left out of my docs?
The most common use I've found for @1, @2, etc are within very
complex
Since the list will be closing soon, I thought I'd put up for discussion an
idea a friend and I had back in 2000. I put it here partly as a thought
provoker, and partly so it doesn't get lost. I had it on Microsoft's
community groups, but it never got any traffic so died a death. (By the way,
my
Interesting, Keith. By the way, Berkeley DB Java version just went to beta.
I have been looking at how to write an application (using a services
architecture) in Java where one could plug in either Berkeley DB or U2 and
possibly jBASE or other PICK databases so that it would be database
Does anyone have a short paper on the care and feeding of both the company and its
employees during a conversion/migration from one system to another.
I'm facilitating a migration from MV/Results/Primac to Great Plains and it is a very
large mismatch. GP seems to be shopping-cart oriented and
Mark,
As a Business Process Consultant (one of my hats), here's how I
would approach it.
1. You are already moving in the correct direction by pointing up
productivity loss, but you have to frame the argument correctly:
1. We have implied and explicit deadlines in serving our
You have my sympathy/empathy, and I'm sure that of many others here. I have
some thoughts that may seem common sense, but they may be worth mentioning:
Document everything.
-- Downtime
-- Delays
-- End-user complaints
-- Discussions with management and software vendors
-- Missing features,
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asleep.
Sincerely,
Charles Barouch
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Smooth bro. Real smooth.
Excuse us ladies and gentlemen as I escort our colleague out by his ear and
smack him around a little.
Please IGNORE last post. It was meant to be private. I was meant to be
asleep.
Sincerely,
Charles Barouch
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