So Rocket and others have told me, that no one has ever tampered with this
parameter before.
Which leads me to believe I should not either.
However, I stumbled across it while trying to match up values of uvconfig
for a server migration.
# OPTMEM - This is the amount of memory allocated
# f
My vote is "Do It".
But I seriously doubt that IBM or Rocket either has been *any* money into
improving the query optimizer anyway.
The improvements we are seeing are merely the super fast chips and reductions
in latency issues, and the probability that a large majority of the database is
resid
Hi Everyone,
I've been having some trouble with Client Installs on some of my newer
machines, and not just one or two workstations this is more like a half dozen.
They're all getting the same error, and I've been unable to find any good
answers online, any ideas?
The dialog is
Since upgrading to udt7.2 from udt7.1 we are having problems getting changes
to catalogued programs to take effect.
When compiling and globally cataloguing code, it is available immediately
from that same tcl session, however a php program executing udt and rtunning
the code still gets the old
Thanks Rex & Will! That helps a lot...
Rob
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The program is an unsupported addition to Universe to emulate Prime
Information's !COMO command or routine
It's been part of the unsupported features in Universe for twenty years. You
would think someone would write a "how to" on it :)
At any rate, the code calling itself, in an utterly ridicul
A few of our programs use the !COMO subroutine within the program (I normally
use it in a PA outside the program itself), but I'm having trouble finding the
documentation for it.
Sample:CALL !COMO( 2+16+64, COMO.FILE )
Platform: UV 10.1.20 (PI flavor) on HP-UX 11.11
Specifically I'
George
This is way too heavy for a one-off, but if you're going to be doing this
kind of manipulation often and you have the necessary privileges you might
want to look at adding some CLR functions to make life easier. Here's a nice
example of how to do that:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/databas
ED APP.PROGS COMO
to see the arguments described within the program comments.
rex
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