Hi
At my last company, we spent a lot of effort on building an automated test
rig for our software, because we had to support multiple platforms and all
our code required full regression testing. It may be a slightly different
scenario to yours, since we were primarily building tools, and also
Brian,
You say that you designed all our server code as subroutines such that
all of our subroutines had one of two calling interfaces. This would
seem to mean that you built and maintained two different versions of
every external subroutine/function. Is this correct or am I just
missing
G'day Norm,
We have a GUI POS and/or Green Screen system that may fit the bill
(http://www.stamina.com.au/R5/PointOfSale.htm), but of course POS can
cross multiple boundaries (Stock, General Ledger, Debtors etc), so I
fear there are more aspects of what you are looking for that you need
to
Doug and Brian,
Could you give me some numbers on how long and how many people (man hours)
it took to do the changes? Approximately how many programs did you have to
convert to the new way and what did you end up with?
Jerry Banker
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Hi Perry,
No - most of the internally used routines had the shorter calling interface,
externally facing ones used the extra 'Action' parameter so we could always
extend them whilst retaining backward compatibilty.
Regards
Brian
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Hi Jerry
Like I said, we designed our software from the ground up to fit this scheme,
so there wasn't any conversion involved.
The result of having been bitten by a previous piece of development that had
grown ugly..
Brian
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land employing serious unit testing? If so, care
to share your experiences, concerns, success stories?
Thanks.
Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.
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there in MV land employing serious unit testing? If so,
care
to share your experiences, concerns, success stories?
Thanks.
Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.
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I had the same issue happen. I had upgraded Universe to 10.2.10 on Windows
then installed UniAdmin. None of the locks or users showed in
Uniadmin, when I contacted support
, concerns, success stories?
Thanks.
Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.
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Jerry and All,
We did something similar to Brian. All of our Basic code was re-designed to
have 6 arguments: PARAM1, PARAM2, PARAM3, PARAM4, RETURN.INFO, and METHOD.
That way we could automatically test any program from any other program by
knowing every program had 6 arguments. For reports
Very interesting ... Hmmm
David Laansma
IT Manager
Hubbard Supply Co.
Direct: 810-342-7143
Office:810-234-8681
Fax: 810-234-6142
www.hubbardsupply.com
Delivering Products, Services, and Innovative Solutions
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To all:
I'm fairly new to IBM universe and Unidata and have been tasked
with upgrading our old PA-RISC to new Itaniums. Unfortunately we have little
documentation on the configuration and setup of specific items on our UV
database (as in unirpcd, uniobjects etc). In a recent
That one was easier to explain to my parents than my
previous book, The REALITY Pocket Guide.
They thought I was mixed up in some crazy California
religious computer cult.
And they were more or less correct.
j.
George Gallen-2 wrote:
I recently stumbled across this link
We changed the CHOO-CHOO command on our microdata to say
REALITY, What a concept (stolen from Robin Williams)
There was always a few good jokes you could make to people
when they asked what you did.
Manipulating Reality was my favorite.
George
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From:
Thank you all so much for the wonderful leads.
Norm
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 2:04 PM, doug chanco d...@chancofamily.com wrote:
I used to work at Activant and Eagle (if I remember right) uses a cobal
backend. They do sell Vision/Ultimate (which use a pick database, one is
unidata and the other
DDI System uses mostly uniobjects for GUI apps now. Their old green screen
software is what our system was built from/around. Ask for Adam Waller and
mention that I referred you. If you want to talk features, tech, and
integration then he's the contact you want.
www.ddisys.com
Are you using Windows or HPUX? If you are using HPUX you must have unircpd
started. The command is in the uv.rc file. If this is Windows then make
sure Unirpc service is running. Hopefully that helps.
Regards,
Doug
www.u2logic.com
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Doug,
HP-UX and I do have unircpd running.. Wonder if it's needs
something else?
Thanks for the response!
Juan Carlos Ocasio CCNA
Network Planning Manager
Information Technology Department
County of El Paso
800 E Overland, Rm 401
El Paso, TX 79901
(915) 546-2041 ext 3385
Make sure port 31438 is open if you have a firewall. Otherwise contact me
offline.
Regards,
Doug
www.u2logic.com
303-659-8778
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