> seconds past midnight GMT, Jan 1, 1970.
> Is there a conversion code
yeah .. something like:
pick DATE() = INT(unixtime/86400)+732
pick TIME() = MOD(unixtime,86400)
which makes:
unixtime = (pick DATE() - 732) * 86400 + pick TIME()
and PICK time is always local time, not GMT
--
u2-users ma
> The best way to importing multiline cells into Excel is to generate a HTML
> file that represents the spreadsheet cells as an HTML table. You can then
> import line breaks using the HTML tag. It requires a few lines of
code,
> but it is pretty trivial.
Has anyone ever tried using the SYLK forma
Does anyone have the "magic" settings for UniData 6/Unix files?
-Chuck
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Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 1:09 AM
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Subject: RE: Memo: Re: UV: How do I determi
> 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 ..
-
You also might try running it from the system console from a UV shell .. you
might get errors there that you wouldn't get during a standard TELNET
-Chuck
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Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 10:53 AM
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> There should be a file under /etc somewhere (/etc/security/limits on AIX)
> named limits, or something similar, in which a parameter (on AIX, it's
> fsize) defines that limit. Change it to a larger number, or on many unices
a
> "-1" means no limit.
Or if you just want to do it ONCE, try the "uli
Dana,
It depends on whether your workstations are networked or not and on how many
serial printers you have .. If the workstations are networked AND the
printers are paralell, I'd reccomend JetDirect boxes - you can set them up
as printers available to the local machine, and then as queues on your
It works fine on UDT 6 on AIX - I know that UDT passes by reference if that
helps
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Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 1:36 PM
To: 'U2 Users Discussion List'
Subject: RE: Need/Want/Would like to know
> I have the algorithms
> (from a legal source long before IBM acquired the product)
> I cannot divulge the details
I wasn't suggesting anything like that .. I know the legalities of a
situation sometimes get in the way of the fun of it .. I was just suggesting
that Jose might not have any shady i
> > Could anyone let me know where can I found information about
> > the way the Hash Algorithm Works with each one of the File Types
> > in UniVerse?
> It does, of course, lead to the question of why you want to know!
Why not? .. I'd bet on simple (or not so simple) curiousity .. Aren't we all
p
Title: Message
i seem
to remember this way of thinking from the "old" days too, but i thought that all
of the newer sql based command parser / optimizers didn't care what order you
put things in .. they made sure to do the filter part first, and then the sort
part .. i was hoping that this w
Title: RE: [UD]LOGTO
Does
anyone know whether one of these two statements is faster?
SELECT
FILE BY SOME.DATE WITH SOME.FIELD = "XXX"
-or-
SELECT
FILE WITH SOME.FIELD = "XXX" BY SOME.DATE
Does
the parser / optimizer (if there is one) do the filter portion of the statement
first regardle
much. I greatly appreciate the help.
Mark
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 08:57:23 -0500
From: "Chuck Mongiovi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: UNCLASSIFIED RE: UniVerse 9.5.1/NT talking to SQL/Server
2000
To: "U2 Users Discussion List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Messa
I've
been working on this recently and had a similar problem .. You need
to:
1)
setup a SYSTEM DSN on the Win2K side, not a USER DSN
2)
setup the appropriate clause in the uvodbc.config
After
that, try doing a CONNECT and a CONNECT {DSN} from TCL and do you SQL statements
manually to t
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