[U2] INPUT -1 not returning the correct value

I have a situtation where the INPUT -1 is not returning the correct value. The program 'freezes' due to this problem. Has anyone seen this situtation. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/INPUT--1-not-returning-the-correct-value-tp26304456p26304456.html Sent from the U2 -

[U2] Web Services, Infopath and Sharepoint

Hi There Got a bit of a problem and hoping someone has some idea. We have a couple of web services that we are running and we can get the information into infopath forms without any problems, as soon as we publish the infopath forms to sharepoint it refuses to connect to the web services.

Re: [U2] UniData Unibasic IN function

Yeah, that's what I do in my editor I wrote back in '90. Any time an ESC comes through I evaluate if the next characters are a known function key. If not, then I check for my own programmed escape action codes, and if not then it's just an ESC followed by other chars. No timing necessary and

[U2] Can't kill sessions

I've got an issue with unidata 7.1.? on windows. In short, we periodically have to kill off users for a variety of reasons. The problem is that they won't die off. That is, UniAdmin still shows the process and doesn't kill it, no matter how many times I try Logout. If I try

Re: [U2] Can't kill sessions

Jeff, This always seems to work for us on Unidata: !deleteuser usrnbr Regards, Doug www.u2logic.com The only native middleware PHP -Original Message- From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org [mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Butera Sent: Wednesday,

Re: [U2] INPUT -1 not returning the correct value

In message 26304456.p...@talk.nabble.com, T Stokes t.sto...@monolith.com writes I have a situtation where the INPUT -1 is not returning the correct value. The program 'freezes' due to this problem. Has anyone seen this situtation. Do you mean INPUT var,-1 ? And what do you mean by not

Re: [U2] Can't kill sessions

is the problem that entries appear in 'listuser' output, but the Windows processes do not exist? if so, you might have more luck adding the -f option (force) to deleteuser deleteuser -f udtpid (USRNBR from the listuser output) If the processes still exist at the OS level, you can use udkill.exe

Re: [U2] Can't kill sessions

is the problem that entries appear in 'listuser' output, but the Windows processes do not exist? if so, you might have more luck adding the -f option (force) to deleteuser deleteuser -f udtpid (USRNBR from the listuser output) Thanks Wally - deleteuser with force did not work. If the