Minor nitpick ...
In linux, I think you'll find more is a link to less. Either that,
or you'll find the behaviour of the program changes depending which name
it is called by, and less has the better set of options :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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The result of every EVAL is (deemed to be) a string.
Try using both FMT and CONV field qualifiers. FMT for the right justification and
CONV to try to convince the query engine that it's dealing with numbers - either the
MD or the MR conversion should do it.
LIST file EVAL expression CONV MD0
And look in Windows Task Manager on the server. It may have been fixed
by now (NT4/UV9.5 here), but we find the major cause of programs here is
a rouge telnet process. If it happens, it'll grab 100% of one cpu - get
two of them and our twin-cpu server starts running in treacle ...
Cheers,
Wol
U2-ers,
UNIVERSE. PICK flavour. AIX
If you have 40 branches, each in a UVaccount, each with an INVENTORY-FILE,
and a master inventory in HO,
would there be any problem to let all the branch inventory files' DICTs
point to the DICT of HO's master inventory?.
Normally, one would not delete an
IME (and I could easily be wrong here), DELETE.FILE doesn't like absolute pathnames in
F-pointers. That may, however, be a hangover from my Prime days.
It will also, most definitely, warn you that this DICT filename does not match
FILENAME, warning you that something is wrong. Just hope any
If you have 40 branches, each in a UVaccount, each with an INVENTORY-FILE,
and a master inventory in HO,
would there be any problem to let all the branch inventory files' DICTs
point to the DICT of HO's master inventory?.
Normally, one would not delete an entire inventory file, so the danger
I seem to remember, and I must stress vaguely, that in SQL it depended on
the justification of the left hand operand.
Phil Walker
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Thanks, gives one peace of mind.
On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 09:55:06 -, Anthony Youngman
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IME (and I could easily be wrong here), DELETE.FILE doesn't like
absolute pathnames in F-pointers. That may, however, be a hangover from
my Prime days.
It will also, most
I've done that.
Call the X-item X_FILENAME, and provided you make the filename reflect
the account it's in (or what it's used for) then that's not a problem.
I *never* assume that a DICT will be unique to one DATA file. That's one
of the strengths of MV :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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Hi Richard
Our experience was the same on uniVerse prior to version 10.1.
uniVerse 10.0 and prior gave the same problem whether it was a server
version or the PE version.
We have susequently installed 10.1 and this problem has been solved.
When last I looked the PE version was still 10.0 but
Ian,
Thanks for the info. Your response is the only one I received -- I was
beginning to think my posting went into a black hole.
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
303-632-2226
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I am assuming that you are doing a query statement from the command line, and not a
program.
You can use the DBL.SPC, on the line so it has an extra line between rows. As for the
shading, you could use a subroutine, and call it from the dictionary item. See
example below: (note it is only a
I'm attempting to hijaack a UniBasic subroutine to call from an external program using
UniObjects, but it has some requirements I'm not sure how to implement. If anyone has
any thoughts, please feel free to post them. Here's the comments in the subroutine...
* The calling program must include
Jason,
Make a driver subroutine that accepts parameters via the
UniObjects call, has the $INCLUDE needed for the MFG.LAYOUTS item, and does
the initializing (possibly based on what you passed through the call). Then
this driver can call the real UniBasic subroutine. It's an extra CALL
That sounds doable. I was hoping to not have to modify the original sub, and this
approach should do just that. I was just unsure as to whether I could do some kind of
fake $INCLUDE on the client side via the UniObjects interface. Hoping beyond hope, I
know, but I had to ask.
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I have a client who has never used SQL on their system and I'd like to set it up. It
is a Universe 10.0 on Windows setup.
When I look at UV_Users I see two users one is NT Authority/System and the other is
OSP/administrator
My first question is:
Is there really a windows login called System ?
Does anyone have a solid working example of a Universe Basic program that
uses the Sockets Interface to communicate between two machine?
Matt
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The attached subroutines can be called to establish, read and write to
socket connections.
1) run the SOCKET.ACCEPT.CONNECT on the server side to establish a
listener and return a socket handle to the controling process.
2) run SOCKET.OPEN on the client side to establish a
Ok, so maybe I AM replying to the list :)
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I'm replying off list.
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I think on linux they're different programs, and pg may not be installed (but
it can be installed)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] john]$ ls -shil `which more less`
2015305 28K -rwxr-xr-x1 root root 26K Feb 24 2003 /bin/more
344104 136K -rwxr-xr-x1 root root 130K Feb 4
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1. Please do not post mvQuery questions to this list. Either send them to
your mvQuery supplier, or to mvquery support.
I'm going to buy mvQuery just so I can post twelve questions a day on it to
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