If this is UniVerse there is a uvconfig parameter MAXRLOCK that specifies how
many record locks to take (on an INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statement) before
choosing to use a FILELOCK. Reducing this parameter will mean fewer record
locks per query, at the cost of greater danger of another
Yea, I can make a connection just fine. But I would like to create a
connection pool so my web app always has a couple open connections to
work with.
Jon
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Yea, I can make a connection just fine. But I would like to create a
connection pool so my web app always has a couple open connections to
work with.
Jonathan Lienhoop
Marvin Johnson Associates, Inc.
1.800.457.5255
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as far as I know, this issue was specific to UniData - as it was an SQL
engine problem - not common client-side software.
When you say 'it', to you mean that you are running a SQL update statetment
with a WHERE clause and you see the records that were excluded from the
query by the WHERE clause
Hi Jonathon
As far as I am aware, connection pooling will work in an asp.net environment.
The connection is then shared by the web users, not sure if this would be
restricted to the application pool or not tho (it is something I am going to be
doing very soon). You need to buy a special
No, it UniVerse.
Thanks, Pam
Wally Terhune wrote:
If this is UniData, we fixed a problem in this area at 6.1.7 (released
3/18/05):
Issue 6917 - Problem Description
UniData -- A lock release in SQL UPDATE failed, causing SQL to hold the
locks for records that were excluded from the query with
I was wondering if anyone could suggest a method or product they have
used to take reports normally spooled to a line printer with preprinted
forms, and print them on alaser printer using a stored form and logo,
with the data overlaid. Ideally it should be transparent in that the
UniVerse report
This is from our Cold Fusion programmer:
All our apps do are SQL SELCT statements (a few of which are complex
with joins), but the only commands being sent are SELECT. I do not
explicitly set a lock command or statement anywhere in the application.
We are using Cold Fusion 7 connecting to
John Solie wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone's had success in doing a makeudt with Unidata
7.1.10-64 on AIX 5.3-06 using gcc 4.0.0.
Thanks,
Not specifically, but try posting the output you're getting and we might be
able to provide pointers on where to look next.
I typically use gcc 4.0.2
David,
Doubtless you'll have coded this by now, but certainly in the situation you
describe, I'd store just the 'as typed' case version of the list on disk,
then immediately after read, I'd create an in memory 'all uppercase' version
in one go - just UPCASE the whole attribute - and I'd probably
We use this software which sits on a virtual server that aix thinks is a
network printer
http://www.formsmaster.com/
Just spool the report and then revamp it using the middleware
Easy peasey :-)
Bob
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Yes - project finished - I ended up coding it to do the UPCASE on the fly by
moving the current Attribute into a WorkVariable and UPCASEing the
WorkVariable. Ultimately, it seemed better than 'permenantly' wasting the
space on disk when we may never have to do another insert.
I didn't do the
Source4 Formport is awesome as well...
Dawn Janel Davis
DBA II
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Carroll Community College
1601 Washington Road
Westminster, MD 21157
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Can you update your post to ask specifically
a)if someone has encountered locks while strictly doing SELECT statements?
b)Does the with (nolock) work the same for UniVerse as it does for SQL
Server?
c)Do transaction isolation levels apply to users or transaction types, and
how can they be
AdvancedWare puts out a very nice package that lets you do just that. We
use the product to print POs, Invoices, BOLs, etc. Does a nice job.
Barry Rogen
PNY Technologies, Inc.
Senior Programmer/Analyst
(973) 515 - 9700 ext 5327
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Yes, we have a product that will do exactly what you want if you are running on
an AIX based IBM RS6000 and have a postscript printer. Our Laser Forms Printing
System (LFPS) will allow you to take normal print files sent to a line printer
with pre printed forms, and print them on a laser printer
Having spent quite some time in and around Optio, I - prodded by a few
clients - am searching for a better way. Is anyone aware of any tools that
take HTML to other formats, like PS, PDF, PCL? I know of the HTML2PCL
script that's floating around but that seems to be a bit too limited. Any
other
Jonathan:
The only advice I can give is to get some __HELP__. This kind of development
environment is extremely complex and not for the faint of heart! Sure, you can
create a single web service, or a single program, but when one starts working
more
with this technology it becomes clear that
We use a big Xerox for this type of thing, but we are printing over
20,000 pages a day. I believe they have smaller printers that can do the
same thing.
Les Sherlock Hewkin
Project Manager - Financial Systems
01604 592289
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Look into PlanetPress Suite:
http://www.objectiflune.com Excellent software, well supported, and
it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. We pump stuff from our UniVerse box
(10.0.8 on Solaris) and our IBM mainframe... (It understands lots of
formats for input). Contact me off list if you want any
I don't quite understand how adding a webservice to my project would
really help, but maybe its cause I'm not a developer.
Here are the basics of my class file and how I open and manage sessions
and file.
-us1 is a public UniSession variable declared in my class file (DAL.cs).
This way I can
Hey,
I have a distribution/manufacturing question. Could some of you share
your formula for calculating Moving Average Cost.
Consider:
Assume you are receiving stock into the warehouse, and recalculating
your new average cost upon each receipt (which later serves as basis for
your cost-plus
Checkout UnForm from Synergetic Data Systems (http://www.unform.com). Their
latest version can sit on a server and look like a JetDirect device. It can
also create and email PDF files, and with some optional addons, archive all
of the printed output.
In addition to using overlays, their markup
Makes me laugh, I've only preaching the same thing (about getting
experienced help) since January. But my boss doesn't seem to think
hiring developers either as consultants or staff is worthwhile. He
expects me to learn this stuff. So while I'm here I will and I want to
do the best I can.
In
What operating system?
On 8/27/07, Charles Barouch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brenda,
Certainly worth a look see.
- Chuck
Brenda Price wrote:
My only glimmer of an idea is that it worked before I installed my software
for dialup internet access (i.e.: EarthLink). Maybe it does
Hi there,
Can somebody at least point me to the correct documentation for
troubleshooting this error? It is given by the udtelnet service on
RedHat Linux Enterprise 3.
in file: udtelnetd-10709.log
09/04/2007 14:45:54 UniData telnet/SSL server started at Tue Sep 4
14:45:54 2007
09/04/2007
Create!form/Create!Print does the same thing. You basically create a
data map overlay of the existing print job and then position these maps
on the designed form. You can use data within the map to do conditional
processing. Very good.
Phil
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I was wondering if
I know this is an easy question but how would I, in Universe, clear
out a section of a screen? Now I am doing the following:
COL = 1
FOR XXX = IST.ROW TO LST.ROW
CRT @(COL,XXX):@(-4)
NEXT XXX
Say the first position is (1,1) and the last is (6,6). I think I have
done this
We use unform by SDSI. Prety cool and will run on unix,linux and
windows. New programming to learn but very cool.
Tony Caufield
IS Manager
Harbor Wholesale Grocery Inc.
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We have done a lot here recently with inventory valuations.
Why care about Moving Average Costs. Consider using receivers as lot
numbers and
do actual costs of what is there.
We do our valuations on a monthly basis. If weekly or daily costs are
needed, consider saving this daily data to a
Jonathan:
You ask; But is there any way I could create my own connection pool?. The
answer
is yes, and here is how it can be done:
1) You get extremely lucky in your development and make a thousand design
decisions
correctly,
2) You get outstanding help (not just any .NET programmer) from
Don't use absolute value, or you'll screw up your average costs. When
you're adjusting inventory out, you're REDUCING the total value of your
inventory. The average cost for whatever's left should be the new inventory
total value divided by the new quantity on hand.
For example: if you receive
Is that the name of the product: Create!form/Create!Print ?
Nancy Fisher
Peninsula Truck Lines, Inc
Auburn, Washington
253/929-2040
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The only thing I can say about this is that your boss is actually doing
you a favor in forcing you to learn this stuff.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Try the command space(Width) per the following.
-Bill
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Subject: [U2] Clearing a portion of a screen
I know this is an
It depends on what kind of terminal you're using. If you're using a terminal
emulator like Accuterm, there are command to set and clear an arbitrary
block on the screen. If you're using a vt100-type terminal or emulator, you
can set a scrolling region and then clear the region (by scrolling it).
Close, but the first column on the screen is #0. Your approach clears to the
end of the line for each row processed.
You can also use @(-3), which clears from current cursor position to end of
screen.
Tip: the @() function is quite expensive to evaluate - evaluate it once
(outside the loop)
http://www.bottomline.com/document_process_automation/createform.html
I think these guys must be agents for it. Here is there blurb
Create!form(r)
Award-Winning Document Process Automation Solution
The Create!form(r) suite - featuring Create!form Designer(r) and
Create!form Director -
When a UniVerse/SQL SELECT is in progress, each group (one at a time) is
latched to prevent the current group from being modified. However, these group
latches are released immediately the SELECT has finished processing that group,
so that ought not to be an issue apart from the minor
I'm sure this question must have been asked many many time and you folk out
there have probably encountered it yourself.
I have an application written in VB6 which has been working fine and now when
the app tries to connect to the Unidata account it throws out the connection
with error 39027
Paul,
i rewrote all my VB6 apps in C# and VB.Net and used Uniobjects dotNet
instead of Uniobjects.
In UniObjects dotNet there is a parameter, ie Service which lets you specify
a Universe or Unidata platform.
You are probably going to have to do the same, eventually.
jak
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Windows, but I don't know which version.
jjuser ud2 wrote:
What operating system?
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Ray:
How do you figure 'expensive' and under what circumstances (ie processor and
number of users?)
It's been a while since a topic like this has come up for me. Actually, now
that I think of it, it was in the late 1970's when setting up local 9600
baud terminals and then being home with a 300
Note on your calculations:
If you account for everything, the minus 100 would have hit the GL for
a -$500 loss (shrinkage etc). Then your $1010 would be an inventory
overvaluation that would have been caught on the accounting side as you
would have variance between the purchase price (amount
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