I tried that method (styles 7 8) and got a longer time. Perhaps my test
system isn't as fast (workload?) and as such, allowed the differences to be
more pronounced. Here's my fastest version
DIM A(5) ; MAT A=
FOR I=1 TO 5
A(I)=I
NEXT I
B=A
CONVERT 254 TO 253 IN B ;* LOWER (sic)
Not that it seems to matter these days but both this method and the ..-1
notation (which is an implicit form of the same thing) could be said to be
needlessly evaluating whether or not A is null 49,999 times.
An alternative would be :
A = 1
FOR I = 2 TO 5
A := @VM : I
NEXT I
I also
Which platforms don't support system(11)?
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Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 12:27 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] REMOVE results as promised.
Hi Mark,
There is
Note that Mark is reporting results from D3.
A=
FOR I=1 TO 5
A1,-1=I
NEXT I
Style 2: -1 attribute level then CONVERT to
253...41 seconds
UniVerse caches the last-accessed field position in a dynamic array. On my
1.7 GHz pentium laptop,
0001: A =
My results were different. Substring assignment is very fast, but not as
fast as -1 and CONVERT.
***
* substring assignment
***
STIME = TIME()
ITEM = SPACE(99)
PTR = 0
FOR J = 1 TO 5
L = LEN(J)+1
ITEM[1+PTR,L] = J:@VM
PTR += L
I am trying to restore a backup from a UV 10 system running on AIX to a UV
10 system running on Windows. I can run the uvrestore -i command just fine
but when I try to run the actual restore I get the following error:
Unhandled exception raised at address 0x101F4198 : Access violation
I am looking for someone in the Detroit area that has a working knowledge of
the SHIMS software. We are converting data from the Trend software into SHIMS.
This person/company would need to be available this week on site. We are also
looking for possible long term/permanent programmer.
I have a multi-value field within a multi-value field (sub-values). The
length of each sub-value can be up to 70 characters. I need to reformat
and print the value so that each sub-value is no longer than 55
characters. To complicate matters I need to know ahead of time how many
lines the
Are you wanting to do a word-wrap somewhere around the 55th character
of each subvalue? In other words, if I have two subvalues in one
value where the first one is 69 characters and the second is 45, is it
acceptable that you end up with three subvalues (one ~55, next ~15,
and then the next being
We are a whole distributor of household hardware [hinges, slides, door
knobs...etc], we surveyed the software market and the top makers were
Intuit-Eclipse, NxtTrend, Navision [Now Microsoft owned] and Prelude. My
understanding is that SHIMs has not had any feature development in the last
10
Thanks Mark. Great job. You can satisfy some of the people some of the
time but you can never satisfy all of the people all of the time.
This obviously took some time to do and I appreciate the effort.
Tom Dodds
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630-235-2975
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Hi Jay
You could try UVRESTORE -verify image name to allow uvrestore to verify
the image
In addition, check what blocksize was used on the original uvbackup image,
and specify the appropriate -b size uvrestore parameter
HTH
Regards
Arnold Bosch
IT Administrator
Taeuber Corssen SWA (Pty) Ltd
When I request a date field inside an eval statement the date is
returned in the internal numeric format. Is there a function I can use
to return the textual format?
AIX 5.1
UniData 6.1.8
Uniobjects for Java
Thanks in advance.
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When I request a date field inside an eval statement the date is
returned in the internal numeric format. Is there a function I can use
to return the textual format?
For UniVerse, try
LIST ... EVAL DATE CONV D2
For Unidata, change CONV to CNV.
The CONV field qualifier sets the
EVAL DATE() CONV D2-
Barry Rogen
PNY Technologies, Inc.
Senior Programmer/Analyst
(973) 515 - 9700 ext 5327
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Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win
glorious triumphs even though checkered by
failure, than to rank
You could do something like this:
LIST filename EVAL @RECORD6 CONV D2/ Where the CONV D2/ would be
applied to the result of the EVAL @RECORD6.
Is that what you were looking for?
Tom Dodds
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On unidata I'm looking for a way to test if a variable has been defined or
not. I'm aware of $DEFINE, $IFDEF, $IFNDEF and $UNDEFINE but they're not
what I need. I have a subroutine and would like to check to see if one
argument on entry is defined or not.
--
Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
snip
I have a multi-value field within a multi-value field (sub-values).
The length of each sub-value can be up to 70 characters. I need
to reformat and print the value so that each sub-value is no longer
than 55 characters. To complicate matters I need to know ahead of
time how many
Hey, the evaluation of various methods is great, it would be even
greater if the folks doing the evaluating would let us know what sort
of hardware. One poster mentioned a laptop, that's good info. The
original guy mentions a production system that is in use, that's good
too. But, it would be
Are you looking for UNASSIGNED()?
Colin Alfke
Calgary, AB
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From: Jeffrey Butera
On unidata I'm looking for a way to test if a variable has
been defined or not. I'm aware of $DEFINE, $IFDEF, $IFNDEF
and $UNDEFINE but they're not what I need. I have a
subroutine
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I'll take a stab at this, off the cuff...
GOSUB PRINT.HEADINGS
NUM.FIELDS=DCOUNT(@RECORD,@FM)
FOR F.POS = 1 TO NUM.FIELDS
NUM.VALUES=DCOUNT(@RECORDF.POS,@VM)
FOR V.POS = 1 TO NUM.VALUES
NUM.SUBVS=DCOUNT(@RECORDF.POS,V.POS,@SVM)
FOR S.POS = 1 TO NUM.SUBVS
Remember, folks, that you don't have to start with 1 in a FOR-NEXT loop.
A=1
FOR I = 2 TO 5
A := @VM:I
NEXT I
Just a peanut from the gallery being thrown. smile
BobW
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Ahh, you guys freezing down south near the border ! It's a balmy 22
again ...
Hey, have YOU considered moving your business a little further North :-)
OK, worth a shot! If you know of anyone reasonable who is after a sea
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Hmmm, meant to send that direct Bruce :-(
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us as weird ozzies ohh, and for those in the US, that is 22
degrees Celsius !
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Stamina
Also consider using FMTS on the entire string, eg. STRING =
FMTS(STRING,55T)
This will perform the 55T formatting on each element of the string (in
this case: each sub-value).
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