Does your subroutine have any dependencies? COMMON variables? Such
previously open files, with the file variables stored in COMMON, etc., etc.
If it does, you need to either remove these dependencies or work around
them, some how...we've went through a similar exercise as yourself.
Regards,
Please forgive my ignorance, but in Australasia there appear to be 2 'master VARs' of
U2 products (PRISM MBS), though I understand there are 'some' people that deal
direct with IBM.
I'm just wondering what the 'norm' is in the outside world these days ?
For example, I know that Monolith used
Hi Steve,
Use the filepeek verb, it is in the Universe bin directory (I presume
this is unix as filepeek does not exist on windows (AFAIK)). Run this
and look at the header information, it will tell you either 32 or 64 bit
file. I also have a magic file (thanks to Glenn Herbert) that tells me
To answer the other questions:
I would gain ODBC access with MS Access to the Invoice Header/Line Tables,
Customer and Product Tables. I would maintain in Access a table of those
Invoices already converted. I would then create a CSV export of the new
Invoices and current Customer/Product tables
UV 10.1
Hello all,
We are trying to use callHTTP to submit and retrieve data to a vendor that
requires the use of multipart/form-data as the MIME type. We have hit a
snag with the boundaries because char(13)'s appear to be stripped out by
callHTTP and boundaries need to begin with a crlf.
IBM is
In the past, I have avoided short comings of callHTTP by sending the request
to my own java servlet - which in turn uses the power of Java to send the
final request on to the vendor.
It puts an extra link in the chain, but did the job.
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From: Mike Dallaire
Will the sockets subroutine also strip out the CR/LF? If so, you
may need to use just plain socket programming from UV, and avoid
the http specific calls.
Also, would wget (if running unix) be an option? Not sure if it
will work to submit a form, I know it will retrieve data.
George
I uncovered an issue in 10.1 that may be an issue to some.
If one does a FILELOCK and then opens the File again then the File Lock
is dropped. This may occur where some one has the file variables in
common, and may open the file again in a subroutine, where they are
unsure if the File had been
Sorry I forgot to say Win 2000 server. The socket feature may work, we have
never used it alone, so I am not sure if it will strip them or not.
Thanks for the suggestion. We will look at it. Also, thanks to Mark for
his suggestion for a work around outside of UV. We may ultimately end up
Also, would wget (if running unix) be an option? Not sure if it
will work to submit a form, I know it will retrieve data.
I may be dating myself, but I was thinking of LYNX .. The only reason that
this *might* be useful is if you need the output formatted .. WGET will get
the HTML source ..
--
It's good to remind ourselves that there are a ton of command line type tools out
there that do some pretty amazing things. (lynx, wget, rsync, etc). Most are
availble in source form and with compiled versions for both Unix and Windows.
Don Kibbey
Financial Systems Manager
Finnegan,
I had a client that attempted just what you are doing. After 2 years, and a
little over 2 million dollars spent, they went back to their home grown
UniVerse system. I will not go into the gorey details of the nightmare, but
will summarize with this: limited customization, double billing, double
Since its such as lovely Monday...
Here's a routine for moving data using HTTP or HTTPS. You can send data as
if from a form (i.e. encoded in the command string) or as a file. Obviously
you can also get data. This uses the public domain Curl
(http://curl.mirrors.redwire.net/utility) utiliy which
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The other day.. i was inspecting a UV File with a UV Developer, he ran a
COUNT FILENAME
on our Customer Master... (BTW Quad CPU 4GHZ)... It took 12-15 Minutes to
get a result
back from UV. The file only
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Personally I would be surprised if either database had a
way of handling
leading wildcards other than an exhaustive scan.
Use Contains/English Query. See MS-SQL Server Docs.
Joe Eugene
Joe you
This might be a bit more than you want, but in the long
run, may solve your needs better.
What if you imbed you own psudocode, tag like into the
text you want printed. (ie. x=###,y=###,size=###,font=xxx)
then write a subroutine (once), that will convert your
psudeocode to the specific printer's
We use Zebra printers. However, the output needs to be in ZPL language. Im
not sure that you will escape the 'control' characters altogether. You will
at minimum need to put characters around the barcode themselves if the need
arises. I've never tried sending plain ascii text to them, so Im
We're using Zebra printers also, and you cannot send plain ASCII text to them.
We've recently purchases some IBM A-3300 printers, they may take plain ascii
text. I'm not sure though.
Nick Cipollina
Systems Analyst
SuperValu Eastern Region
(804)746-6068
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Friends,
I really have no time for any development, however small, on this. Too many other
higher priority projects on my list. These printers are used by many people, however
infrequently, so having the printer attached and driven from a single workstation is
not attractive, though I might
We use Datamax labels printers. While I don't send straight
ASCII to it, I don't know if it won't accept it.
You could try calling their tech support 407-523-5540 and
ask them, they have always been very helpful and know their
products very well.
Can't speak for Zebra, havn't had to use one.
George,
And maybe I can get the fellow what wants to get the new printers to do the work!
He's our Solaris guy, but I don't think his strength is in printers.
I suspect, though, that we'd take more than 15 minutes to figure out what command
sequences to send. :)
Also, Solaris uses System V
Whilst not a 'built in' facility, you can code a solution around this to get (more or
less) instant results using a dual/degenerate inversion scheme - of course that would
also have required you to know in advance that you wanted to perform such a wildcard
search on the field in question.
Ross
Hi All,
We are moving towards Microsoft BizTalk Server as the standard 'glue'
between our disparate systems.
[Yes, I know that the U2 products now talk to IBM's MQ-series products
natively, but we don't have any IBM infrastructure, we're mostly an MS shop.
Another big advantage is that BizTalk
Hi Joe,
I must admit to being completely baffled as to your point. Are you
1) Trying to prove you know something about MS SQL?
2) Trying to prove you know something about Oracle?
3) Trying to prove you know nothing about Universe?
4) Trying to prove you haven't been to any course on the
Hi Mike,
UniVerse sockets will not strip CRLF.
Attached is some old code I used to do HTTP requests for a screen scraping
thing I was trying out when I couldn't get CALLHTTP to work as I expected.
No promises that it will work, I haven't touched it in a while.
I posted a trimmed version of
Will,
Joe I think Zero is an exagerration.
This is NOT an Exaggeration, these are TEST Results from well
maintained
SQL Tables.
So you're claiming that the query literally takes ZERO time - or in other
words that MS SQL Server is INFINITELY fast in performing this particular
query?
In
Hi all,
Does anyone have any real live simple examples that they are
willing to share!
I would greatly appreciated it, as I am just starting out with
this and am a bit overwhelmed with it all.
TIA,
John
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Help !
Has anyone had any luck with the above ?
I understand the only authorised version of UV10 on XP is 10.0.15 and i am on 10.0.10
however seems to works fine except oledb
I am getting the following error messages which seem to suggest its a
username/password problem
Error 1997 Died in
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Results?
The problem with performance tests is that there are so many variables. And
then if you remove a lot of the variables to perform a lab test, that does
not reflect real world.
So then you try and make your lab
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The problem
I would like a copy of the unix magic file, David. Would you mind
posting it as text? Otherwise, you can send a copy as an attachment to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll get it to the list.
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Regards,
Clif
On Apr 5, 2004, at 3:46 AM, Logan, David (SST - Adelaide) wrote:
file. I also have a magic
I've purchased many Prodigy DataMax label printers (4x6 UPS or smaller) from
Ebay for around $80-$150 each over the last few years. The replacement heads
alone are $280 new.
The PCL (sic) is pretty straightforward. It isn't WYSIWYG but debugable.
These printers have all the bar code fonts
Hi Clif,
These 3 or 4 lines I worked out myself (it looks small and simple but it
took me a while) and then Glenn H. contributed the rest of the data
below. I use it for running a script every night that checks on the size
of the files and will alert us to any file growing over 1.5Gb so we can
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