Steven,
Sorry I don't know this for UniData, but I posting just in case it may use
similar techniques to those under UniVerse.
On UniVerse you can use the CALL statement (that's CALL as in SQL CALL not a
BASIC CALL)
CALL subroutine(Args)
MyCmd.Text = 'CALL MySub(1)'
(NOTE : This is
John,
Why write a wrapper?
ED is a scrudgy BASIC program - (uv Account BP ED.B). You could just modify
that.
Brian
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John Hester
Sent: 26 April 2004 22:22
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: [UV] Problem
Dawn,
Looking at this from outside, I would suggest that session persistence
creates the overheads, so if you are running a traditional application that
needs to maintain a single session per user (e.g a green screen or UniOjects
application) you are probably limited to several thousand users on
To go back to Dawn's original post -
Dawn,
I've been writing GUI applications for UniVerse for about 15 years now. Some
have worked, some have - well - been learning experiences.
You shouldn't really compare GUI and character based. Why? Because then you
inevitably start to think of the GUI in
I was hoping Ross would recognise the possiblity that Windows might go the
same way despite current market domination.
So write your clients in Delphi -
Delphi for Windows native
Delphi for .Net
Delphi (Kylix) for Linux
and D2J - produces Java bytecode from Delphi.
Or if you want browser based
(scary how much php has moved up lately!)
Actually I find it reassuring to know that PHP is still more popular than C#
Brian
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When we advise clients on GUI, we always advise a divide and conquer
approach.
It is amazing just how small a percentage of a system actually needs to be
GUItized, once you have partitioned out the business rules, report and
(strange) user menus, admin facilities etc.
Use a regular report
Jim,
I don't see why on earth you want to use fixed length data with Excel.
Do you need to normalize the data or are you intending to use multi-line
cells?
The best way to importing multiline cells into Excel is to generate a HTML
file that represents the spreadsheet cells as an HTML table.
True,
But Jim didn't specify his version of UniVerse.
if his version does support TOXML it may still be the simplest option, and
avoids having to do any coding.
If not, it is always available on the Personal Edition ...
Brian
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If only ...
You shouldnt torture us like that - on our first day back to work after the
Easter weekend!
Now I'm going to spend the rest of the day thinking about the Black Barn
vineyard in Hawkes bay...
Enjoy your roadshow you swine grin
Brian Leach
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Duh duh duh
Please ignore my last post.
I scanned it and missed 'AIX'.
It's the end of the day here
Brian
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Sent: 08 April 2004 17:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Performance
We
Cliff,
We whose lists are about to die, salute you.
It's been a great service - you should be held up as a shining example to
moderators everywhere in promoting the best blend of discussion, humour and
debate amongst a very informative list.
More than that, you have made us all into a (not
Just to add,
And if they clash with SQL keywords like DATE, USER or STATUS.
So it's just generally safer to enforce them, as you never know what
keywords are likely to be added in the future.
Brian
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Behalf Of Larry
Joe,
I shouldn't even dignify this crap with a reply, but anyway ...
1. Populate UV and Oracle with around 10 Million records.
2. Write fairly complex Web Application against it.
3. Run a Web Application Stress tool(around 1000 Users)
switching Databases within the same DB Machine.
We've
Sounds like a pretty stupid idea to me.
Shut down unirpc and write something else instead.
Best option - buy redback and restrict access to the RBO designer. Then they
can only use the objects and their properties published.
Brian
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We used until very recently to run McAffee on Linux to scan all of our
emails.
It was slow and difficult to incorporate into our configs, but it was
effective.
Mind you, our mail server wasn't exactly the most powerful Linux box we were
running...
Now that is handled corporately, so I dont know
Of course, as every article will tell you, the main thing is not what AV you
are running.
There are lots of good ones out there.
The main thing is to ensure that your definitions are kept up to date.
Otherwise they are all equally useless.
I did run one that used some form of heuristics to try to
Sounds like your ECL type is set differently for your login and Objects
sessions.
Remember, UniObjects doesn't run LOGIN.
Brian
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Sent: 15 March 2004 16:15
To: U2 Users Discussion
Is there a way to assign a justification to an EVAL item
other than having it use the justification of a field used in
the formula? I know you can assign different formatting and
conversion.
Yes, use the FMT keyword.
Brian.
.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave S
Sent: 11 March 2004 15:48
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Mvquery Client Not Responding
When running the Mvquery client on my desktop and performing
a query, the windows
You could either:
A: Use two I Descriptors to turn on and off video attributes testing against
@NI:
IF NOT(MOD(@NI),2) THEN video_chars ELSE
B: Buy a reporting tool like mvQuery (blatant ad) and use the report
designer to do it for you.
Brian
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Mark,
Are you specifying -nodrv when restoring?
Brian
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Sent: 07 March 2004 22:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: UX to NT
Having trouble with the uvbackup on unix and uvrestore on
Firstly - do not tar a running uv system! This is because:
A) you will get physical errors if writes are in progress.
B) you will get logical errors if transactions are in progress.
C) if you use dynamic files, the headers will not be updated.
D) 'nuff said
uvbackup should be aware of the
the lines of:
set fso = CreateObject(scripting.filesystemobject)
Set F = FSO.OpenTextFile(fn, 1)
Do while not F.AtEndOfStream
s = F.ReadLine
MyFields = split(s,MyDelimiter)
' do some processing here
Loop
F.Close
I'll let you work out the rest yourself!
Brian Leach
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Mark,
I assume you've asked the question on comp.databases.pick?
If not, you may get more joy there.
Brian
I'll restate the question:
snip
Does anyone have the box, manuals and installation diskettes
for AP-Pro for the Pentium I system that they could give/loan/sell?
warnings like this that you might lose a legitimate warning
amongst them.
Less of a problem on U2 where you are not linking so much code into a single
routine, but potentially annoying all the same.
Brian Leach
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to make U2 look relational. Which is
isn't (really). The only time I would consider these is when interfacing to
standard packages that don't understand anything else: and then I'd go for
OleDB over ODBC for all of the usual client-side performance reasons.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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Yes.
Brian Leach
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marco Manyevere
Sent: 01 March 2004 10:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UV] Recursive GOSUB
Hi All,
Can a UV GOSUB directly or indirectly refer to itself?
Something like
, including call
centres, billing and other fairly intensive applications and performance has
not been an issue.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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Sent: 26 February 2004 21:46
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Uniobjects Asp
Hello
to an issue
with UniObjects). If this is your configuration there is a patch we can ship
you.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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Sent: 26 February 2004 21:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: mvQuery's
fields or I
Descriptors? Do any call BASIC subroutines, or do translates (TRANS or XLATE
functions?)
3. The obvious one - what is the file sizing like?
4. What does the BASIC program do that is different?
There should be no reason for this SQL command to be slow.
Brian Leach
Hello,
I
,
Brian Leach
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Behalf Of Jeff Steinmetz
Sent: 19 February 2004 02:20
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Subject: version control software
I am looking for a version control application for U2 software development.
Ideally
It's an 'old as the hills' C programmers' trick
Which is no relection on Glenn of course ...
Brian
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Sent: 16 February 2004 16:47
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Subject: Re: Swap array values? In
licence as well as licences for all the MS platforms, office versions,
development tools etc. If your client wants to retain you this could be a
very good investment on their part.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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Bill,
We have run UniVerse on Linux for years (actually about 10 years, originally
using the SCO emulation package for Linux).
If you know your way around Linux, and if it is UNIX-y enough for you, we
have always found it to be solid.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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the spurious credibility of a well presented report.
Brian Leach
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OCONV(value, MDn) where n is your descale factor, e.g.
Crt OConv(123.45,MD2) gives 1.23
Crt OConv(-123.45,MD2) gives 1.23
For more detail, HELP CONV MD (UniVerse).
Brian Leach
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remove leading and trailing blank lines
Open "SAVEDLISTS" TO FL
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Hope this helps,
Brian Leach
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Mark,
This is probably too late, but FYI it's EXPLAIN
Regards,
Brian Leach
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Sent: 03 February 2004 21:59
To: 'U2 Users Discussion List'
Subject: UV SELECT Info Display
Brain Freeze
Gene,
More information needed, I'm afraid.
What are you actually using to access UniVerse: is it UniObjects, UniOjbects
for Java, ODBC, OleDB ?
Brian Leach
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Sent: 04 February 2004 13:55
Marco,
Sounds like a bug inwhatever pointrelease you
are running.
What happens if you say B = A[1,3] * 1
?
I would be very worried about a runtime errorfrom
'123' + '456'. Not good.
Brian Leach
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