Re: [U2] Simple Masking of Password Input (Universe Basic)

Another version using !GET.KEY that just beeps if invalid characters are entered. Should be OK in most instances although !GET.KEY is not as good as the PI/Open implementation and does have some foibles,   $INCLUDE UNIVERSE.INCLUDE GTI.FNKEYS.IH    PASSWD = ''    LOOP   CALL !GET

[U2] Universe on RHEL 6

Is anyone running any version of Universe on RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 that was released earlier this year. I understand that the U2 Compatibility Matrix does not list it there. If you do, would you share your setup and experiences. Any problems? ===

Re: [U2] Universe on RHEL 6

When I tried to order it a few weeks ago, they wouldn't send it to me, said there are issues that need to be worked out still. -Dianne On 8/17/2011 10:18 AM, Michael Pflugfelder wrote: Is anyone running any version of Universe on RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 that was released earlier this year.

Re: [U2] UD - Triggers

Martin: Thanks. I guess the problem must be with the subroutine that's called by the trigger. I'll look into that. Thanks again, Bill Martin Braid wrote: No, CUSTOMER and CUSTOMER,CUSTOMER act the same as long as you

Re: [U2] Simple Masking of Password Input (Universe Basic)

Thanks for all the suggestions. I went with a variation, using ECHO OFF/ON and and specific screen position for the input. Had problems detecting CHAR(13). Learned that INPUT @ screws up things, so utilized the CRT@ for positioning. I'll look into adding backspace handling next. Here is what I

Re: [U2] Simple Masking of Password Input (Universe Basic)

When I was a Junior programmer I wrote pretty much the same piece of code. Unfortunately the users hated it! For the sake of displaying something when they typed a password they lost the ability to correct typing mistakes. Because with INPUT,1 the Backspace key doesn't work! So I had to go back

Re: [U2] Universe error message 5000

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Re: [U2] Universe error message 5000

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[U2] UniVerse backups to disk

Hi All, We're running UniVerse 10.1.17 on AIX 5.3 and the backup feature included within our vendors software is pretty basic and only allows backups of Universe to tape. I'm going to continue running backups to tape on a nightly basis, but I'd also like to automate backups over the network to an

Re: [U2] UniVerse backups to disk

Chris, add the options "-notag -limit 1" to your command line. The "-notag" stops UV from updating the header of each record after it is included in the backup. The "-limit 1" stops uvbackup from trying to use the shared-memory "feature", which can severely impact the performance. The uvbackup