> We have separate applications running on Universe and Unidata.
> The apps run on separate
> aix servers.
> We would like to create a common file that can be accessed by
> both applications
> but are not sure of the best approach to take.
> Any suggestions??
>
UniObjects for Java? A UOJ session o
Dan,
Send me your organization name and address off-line and I will be happy to
have a CD sent to you.
Regards,
LeRoy F. Dreyfuss
Advanced Technical Services - UniVerse
IBM U2 Data Management Solutions
Tel: 303-672-1254 Fax: 303-294-4832
Mobile: 720-341-4317
External email: [EMAIL
4. The file fixing documentation on the Tech Survival CD has some good
advice.
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Alberta Canada
Where does one get this documentation or, better yet, the Tech Survival CD.
We just had some system downtime due to a faulty processor and are having
to fixfile a lot of tables. We
In a message dated 2/25/2004 2:49:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> We have separate applications running on Universe and Unidata. The apps run on
> separate
> aix servers.
> We would like to create a common file that can be accessed
> by both applications
> but are not
Randal,
With half a million records, I strongly agree that you don't want to put
this in a directory file.
Without knowing more about what you're doing, I'd be inclined to set up a
hashed file stored in either UniVerse or UniData (flip a coin). Then you
could put together a socket client/s
Unfortunately, there is no hashed file that can be common to both UniVerse
and UniData. You may want to explore some sort of duplicate file with 2 way
updates.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-8839
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Donald,
Shame on you. We're technologists. We don't *read* questions or
*listen* to questions, we are much to busy *answering* them. After all,
anyone can read and listen.
- Charles 'Tongue Firmly in Cheek' Barouch
Donald Kibbey wrote:
Thanks to all who have responded. I didn't realize
Rich,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, that is a possibility. However, the file will be very large (over 500,000
records) and I am concerned about performance with an aix directory structure.
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To: U2 Use
without getting into odbc etc.
is record locking required
control file kind of data
can you set the file up as type 19 under universe and dir under unidata
Rich
Randal LeBlanc wrote:
We have separate applications running on Universe and Unidata. The apps run on separate
aix servers.
We would like
We have separate applications running on Universe and Unidata. The apps run on separate
aix servers.
We would like to create a common file that can be accessed by both applications
but are not sure of the best approach to take.
Any suggestions??
Randal LeBlanc
JCL Associates, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECT
This may be of use to someone
When I converted to UniVerse from ADDS Mentor I needed to change the
behaviour of UniVerse to return SYSTEM(12) as milliseconds not seconds. In
my conversion program I put the statement $OPTIONS TIME.MILLISECOND at the
top of every program.
Later after conversio
If I perform tests via the system using both dd and mkfile, I see
speeds
of around 50MB/s for WRITES, 60MB/s for READS, however if a colleague
loads a 100MB csv file using READSEQ into a Unidata file, not doing
anything fancy, I see massive Average Service Times (asvc_t - using
IOSTAT) and the dev
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Hi guys
Hope everybody is ok!
To get straight to the point, system as follows:
SunFire V880
2x1.2GHZ UltaSparc3cu Processors
4GB RAM
6x68GB 10krpm FC-AL disks
96GB backplane
Disks are grouped together to create volumes - as follows:
Disk 1 - root, var, dev, ud60, xfer - RAID 1 (Root
I have heard that if you leave your original VAR you can only go to IBM. I
was told that no other VAR can sell you additional seats for U2. Is this
true?
Eugene
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From: "Dennis Bartlett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'U2 Users Discussion List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wed
This doesn't seem to work with UniObjects, but is
something I do all the time from Basic, so just wrote a
subroutine to accept an @FM delimited list of commands
and execute it, and then call that subroutine from
Objects.
Brian
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 10:41:37 -
"Anthony Youngman"
<[EMAIL
Thanks to all who have responded. I didn't realize that you could/should stick "PA"
in front of such a list?!?
The little project I was working on was due yesterday, so I ended up just running the
QSELECT and filtering the resulting list within the C# program. The list consisted of
an invoice
Whoa! Hold on...
The original poster of this thread never questioned the need
for support
- he just questioned the need for "east coast" support...
All he was asking is "is there a way to directly approach
IBM for
support, and if not, who can he go to as a VAR on the west
coast... Not
so difficul
I would actually try sending
PA @FM QSELECT @FM SSELECT
Dunno whether it would work, but if sending an @FM-delimited list of
commands screws up by giving all the rest of the string to the first
command, maybe making the first command PA (to invoke the paragraph
processor) would achieve exactly wh
>Richard Sammartino wrote:
>This could be happening because a record that esearch is
>reading exceeds
>the maximum record size that can be read in unidata. I get a similiar
>error when AE tries to edit a record that exceeds it allocated
>size. This parameter can be increased if needed.
Yes, but
Actually, iirc, it's even easier than that. Roxio takes over the .iso
extension so double-click the iso, and up will fire Roxio all ready to
burn ... :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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