And don't forget to do a SEARCH on your source code files (all of them)
in case someone hard-coded an OS path in any of your programs. I
suppose they could have done the same in your PROC files so you better
check them as well.
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, you potentially open up
to everyone else.
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I worked at a place a long time ago and what we did there was to use the
zipcode, first 5 chars of the last name, first letter of the first name,
and the first numerics of the address line. This would result in things
like:
98501woodwb1234 = Bob Woodward, 1234 Anystreet NW, Olympia, WA, 98501
If the file has never been closed, just do a quick LIST on the file. If
FILE.USAGE is on then when you end the list, you'll at LEAST get some
read hits on it.
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Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for the replies, everyone. I've received the help I needed and
am steaming full ahead.
Thanks to Kevin King, Bill Haskett, Dave S, and others.
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If I'm reading the request correctly, he wants to see who did a
transaction back in November 2003, a year ago. If the IP number wasn't
saved at that time with the transaction, I don't know of any way to get
it. Unless someone has created a time machine and didn't tell us, yet.
Bob Woodward
then do a CLEARSELECT if there were any data records.
There is also the idea of doing the same BASIC select but instead of
SELECTINFO, just do a single READNEXT. If you hit ELSE, it's empty.
Again, CLEARSELECT to release the select list.
Bob Woodward
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2000 Server
UV 10.1
Dynamic Connect v5.1.2
Term type is VT100
TIA for any help.
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on another computer in our network, it then
works.
Can anyone venture a guess of what I should look at for differences
between the two installations of Universe? Any guesses would be greatly
appreciated.
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I've discovered
if you want to copy and/or delete it.
Maybe display the contents of the data.
HTH
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We also use a dimensioned array to hold our file handles. I'm not
convinced, personally, that this has much benefit to system performance
but the system works pretty well so who am I to complain? smile
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Isn't there a setting for command line statement length? Seems like I
remember something about that but I don't get into the setup of systems
often enough to be sure.
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that has the current account info that I can directly access
either at a TCL command or via a BASIC variable. Also, I need to be
able to do this from both, an interactive session and from a phantom.
Environment: Win2k, Universe 10.0.15
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Hi Folks.
I'm trying to find the simplest way to figure out which account a
program is running
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@WHO gives me the windows user id but not the Universe Account. The
OCONV gives me
I don't have a LISTUSER command in my copy of Universe so I think that's
unique to UDT. The only way I've been able to feel comfortable that
device licensing was working was when I do a LISTU and see the uid
column has the same value for multiple entries of the same User Name. I
believe if you
We are running version 1.2.3, copyrighted in 2003. I went looking
before and could not find anything newer, or that there was much
indication that there would be any time soon. This is what came with
our Universe 10.0.X CD'S.
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When you leave the Universe environment and use tools outside of the
environmental controls, there is nothing that is going to enforce
business rules in the external environment. Yes, the Unidebugger is an
IBM program but I'm not aware of any method of updating the fundamental
operation of this
You can not run it directly from the command prompt. There were a
number of options that were given in this list not that long ago that
would let you test external subroutines but they all require some kind
of priming process.
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In Universe you can not run a program that is created as an external
subroutine. That is, any program that has the first executable line as:
SUBROUTINE MYPROG(PARAM1, PARAM2)
If you try to run it, directly or indirectly through a catalog entry in
the VOC you get the following message:
Sorry, Bill, but I can't resist... Call HP comes to mind... You do
have support on the HP-Ux system, don't you?
BobW
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Hi folks.
I'm trying to get my feet wet with SQL and I've got what seems like a
simple question to ask but one that is proving to be rather difficult to
find an answer to. I'm wanting to issue a CREATE SCHEMA command but
when I do I get an error message that I'm not an SQL user. How do I go
What are you using to connect to the UV database? What is it you're
seeing that they are not moving in the respective direction? Has your
terminal definition file been modified? Check your ...\uv\terminfo\v
directory and see if any of the files have a different modification
date. In
the
CREATE SCHEMA command.
Again, thanks for you help, folks!
BobW
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Hi folks
Hi Avinash.
If the terminal definition files are unmodified then changing them
probably won't help you. If you are interested then look into the
uvtic.exe and uvtidc.exe programs in the .../uv/bin directory.
Everything in the .../uv/terminfo/* directories are the compiled
information files and I
So if I have an account and want to access the data from my SQLPLAY
account, how do I set this up so I can use SQL in SQLPLAY but not change
the other accounts access? Can I create VOC entries that point to the
same DATA files but have different DICT's? Is that enough?
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From within the editor, you can edit a line with the C command. To
reference a value mark, use ^253 as typed characters. The editor will
interpret that as a value mark. Subvalues would be with ^252. An
example would be something like:
C/ABC^253GHI/ABC^253DEF^253GHI
This would locate ABC @VM
Sounds like you need to change the print driver in Windows. Which one
are you using?
BobW
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Sounds like you need to change the print driver in Windows. Which one
are you
An account can utilize multiple directories and a directory can be
utilized by multiple accounts. In our environment, we have our data
files in one directory while the programs are in another. This way we
can upgrade the software without having to worry about which files are
which.
BobW
It's because the compare is against variables with no NUM() limitations.
When UV sees a non-numeric value, it switches to a data compare. The
ASCII characters 1X (DEC values 49 and 88) is between the ASCII
characters 1 (DEC values 49 and 00) and 40 (DEC values 52 and 48).
Bob W
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Define 'easy' for us. Yes, you can send escape sequences to HP
printers. A lot of us already do that. You just PRINT the codes you
need when you need them. For what you're describing, though, don't
think of it as a single piece of paper but more of a number of layers.
Print your first layer,
Wouldn't you have to have something to do the HTML conversion? In my
way of thinking what you've asked for is a way to run a program without
having to go through a compiler first.
Bob W
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If memory serves me correctly, you also use an in-line FMT or OCONV if
you don't have write permissions on the DICT of the file.
BobW
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How about creating a phantom process that runs as Administrator to issue
your command? It can watch for an entry in file, which would be the
spooler number, then it would issue the usm command without having to
give normal users the extra rights of an admin. Just a thought.
BobW
I'd be interested in taking a gander at it, too, Kevin. If you don't
mind, that is.
TIA
BobW
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It runs just fine as a cataloged program, too. Had to tweak it a little
to get it to run in Universe but nothing major. Quick little bugger,
too!
Thanks Kevin. It fits quite nicely in my TOOLS.BP. smile
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Thanks, Bjorn.
There doesn't seem to be a need for the System Builder $INCLUDE or the
call to SET.COMMON as long as the AM entries are changed to @AM. I'm
curious, though, as to why you would write it to only run on cataloged
programs. Like you said, it can be modified to suit our needs but I
A labeled/named common might work. As long as your phantom doesn't
stop, you might be able to.
BobW
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I often wonder about SQL. scratching bald spot on head
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Hi Folks.
I'm trying to debug a program using the UniDebugger in UV 10.1 but when
the program goes to do a WRITE to a file that a trigger on it, it's
breaking with the following message.
Program LABEL.BUILD.PICK.REPRINT: Line 578, Error performing trigger
for PMCF.
Program
When you're in the editor, switch modes to show control characters. Use
the ^ character to switch modes. It should show you what characters
are there.
Bob W
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The global variable @COMMAND.STACK should be what you're looking for,
Kevin
Many times I've done this with two select statements.
SELECT FILE KEY
SELECT FILE MV.FIELD
LIST FILE.TWO
Most often this is how I get a list of detail records from a header
record.
BobW
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LIST.READU DETAIL works in our 10.1 version of Universe. What version
are you on, Dianne?
Bob W
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looks like it's printing a line feed, but not a carriage return. Try
putting
in a \r
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As it turns out it appears to be something that is fixed in UV Version
10.1. Our production server is 10.1.3 but I've been doing work on my
local PC, which was running UV PE 10.0.10. After talking with IBM, and
a very helpful Kathy Legge, I upgraded to UV PE 10.1.10 and the problem
is gone.
To issue a command from within a basic program in Universe, use
something like this:
CMD = DOS /c 'dir c:\*.dat'
EXECUTE CMD CAPTURING DAT.LIST
I'm pretty sure the /c is case sensitive but I've never really tested
that. Watch the single and double quote marks, not so much of the order
as is
I believe you're talking about the @SENTENCE variable in Universe.
BobW
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In either case, you only want to externalize that code which performs a
specific task or function. Just because two programs do something the
say way doesn't make it a good candidate for being an include record or
an external subroutine.
As to which method would be better, the choice would be
We, also, have a UV scheduler that isn't native to UV. Another thing
you might check for is if you have some kind of day-end process that
is kicked off manually. We have a day and night shift and when the
night shift is done, they kick-off a day end posting process that runs
for a number of
I might offer a small modification to your code snippet as noted below.
BobW
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Hi,
Given a date like 20040203, I want to return the last valid date for
that
month and year (20040229 in this case). What is the shortest code
fragment
to achieve
One of the programming standards I've seen names all equates with a
trailing $. System subroutines start with a $ and I thought this was a
pretty slick way of knowing instantly that it's an equate, not a
variable, while browsing the source code.
BobW
Coming from a C background, I always use
No, you can't get past the write statement if you are running a program
in RAID. If you hit a DEBUG statement then execute a GO, you're still
not going to be able to get past the WRITE statement to a triggered
file. At least that's been my experience not too long ago on UV 10.1.
BobW
Don't you folks think this is a bit of yelling The sky is falling!? I
mean, who's going to produce a system that doesn't have audit trails,
account verifications, or some other way of protecting against such
illegal operations. Locks only keep honest people honest, and the same
can be said of
Don't you folks think this is a bit of yelling The sky is falling!? I
mean, who's going to produce a system that doesn't have audit trails,
account verifications, or some other way of protecting against such
illegal operations. Locks only keep honest people honest, and the same
can be said of
But his comments have generated a modification idea to my earlier
suggestion. If, before the TRANSACTION START command, you get a next
available ID then use that as a root value, you can then create a
sequential number with an internal sequential number. IE:
ROOT.KEY=''
LOOP UNTIL ROOT.KEY
You're right, it would. Depending on the requirements, you could very
easily create a log file of just the ROOT.KEY values that were rolled
back and force an entry of a reason code, time/date stamp, user
information, all kinds of stuff, but I think this solution gives the
original requestor an
Come on, people. A request was made for options. I guess I wasn't real
clear on the use of the *0 possibility. Use 1*0 to store the number of
sub key parts, or use just a record with the main key part and no
subpart. The task was how to not hold up everyone else with a
sequential key counter
It may be the way you're getting to the Dynamic Connect session. Try
looking at where your shortcuts are pointing to and/or try saving your
session to a new session name. I have a number of saved sessions that
give me different color schemes and different servers. I save those
sessions to my
support, not unsupported, status.
Bob Woodward
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The LOCK command has no predefined meaning. It is totally up to you, as
the programmer, to assign meaning to each of the 64 lock numbers. What
I've done is use the menu option number to help identify which program
placed the lock. Since we only use LOCK for our phantom programs, the
value
Hi folks.
I'm trying to do a listing of a file that has a number of attributes
that are MV'ed and are associated, at least logically, and I'm wanting
to only display specific values. Here's the command and layout for a
single item:
LIST PM ITEM.ID STATUS.FLAG CUBES TOTE.ITEM UOM
PM file
Enterprises
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Hi folks.brbrbrbrI'm trying to do
Hi Simon,
We have that problem when we have Windows Telnet service running.
Because we don't allow telnet into our servers except for access to our
Universe system, we just turn off the windows service.
If you want to change the port on the UV/UD system, I think it's just a
simple change in
I'll take a stab at this, off the cuff...
GOSUB PRINT.HEADINGS
NUM.FIELDS=DCOUNT(@RECORD,@FM)
FOR F.POS = 1 TO NUM.FIELDS
NUM.VALUES=DCOUNT(@RECORDF.POS,@VM)
FOR V.POS = 1 TO NUM.VALUES
NUM.SUBVS=DCOUNT(@RECORDF.POS,V.POS,@SVM)
FOR S.POS = 1 TO NUM.SUBVS
Remember, folks, that you don't have to start with 1 in a FOR-NEXT loop.
A=1
FOR I = 2 TO 5
A := @VM:I
NEXT I
Just a peanut from the gallery being thrown. smile
BobW
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Don't forget to check the parent directory rights, too. I've been bit
by that before.
BobW
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What's the account type? I just did a test in a PICK type account and
did not see the same situation as you. It did not matter what the case
was for both ed and record_name. FILENAME, on the other hand, did
have to be uppercase. Win2k3 and UV 10.1.11.
BobW
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Our SQL programmer says that if UVODBC is setup right, it's really fast
but we also use UNIOBJECTS.net.
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One of the programs we use has this line of code in it:
MAN.PAPER.TRAY = CHAR(27):l2G; * SELECT THE MANUAL SOURCE TRAY
It then just does a PRINT MAN.PAPER.TRAY to switch before printing a
preprinted form. One of the online references I use, and like, has the
command you need. Just be sure
I agree with Kevin, specifically for the reasons he mentions, but I
actually prefer using the alpha-numeric format like S3000.GET.CUSTNAME:
where the S designates it's an internal subroutine, 3000 is the
numeric position value that Kevin talks about, and GET.CUSTNAME so
every place that I call the
: :WAR.CNT COL.FMT
RETURN
!
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I
I believe, for the most part, you are correct, but doesn't TRANS also do
some work with the system delimiters? Such as a LOWER() or RAISE()
function on the data that is returned? Something in the back of my head
is hitting me on this but it may be if you're going to be accessing more
than one
Eric,
I may be repeating information you've already gleamed but you have to
set up a printer definition on the computer that UVPE is running that is
pointing to the network printer \\norcron-dev\NORCRON. You can call it
NORCRON on the UVPE system or anything you want. Because of old
standards
If someone has his number, we could call and find out. Oh, and I'll be
out of the office Saturday and Sunday, too. smile
BobW
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THAT'S why it's been so quiet! Everybody's out of town smirk
BobW
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Hi Folks,
I've got a program that I'm enhancing and I'm needing to add a labeled
common to it. It already has a standard common block that's $INCLUDEd
so I added my $INCLUDE right below that. A synopsis of mine is:
*
* MYSTUFF.INCLUDE
* INCLUDED LABEL COMMON
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From what I understand, this has been available for a while already.
They are just releasing an update. I don't think this is that much of a
concern to us. At least I don't consider it that much MORE of a
concern. Your mileage may very, of course.
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Kathy, try something like:
EVAL COUNT(@recordxyz,CHAR(###)) GE 1
Of course you need to set xyz to your attribute number and ### to the
ASCII value for the double quote. Don't have a table at hand or I'd
give that to you.
HTH
BobW
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Write a tag record and watch for the tag instead of the actual data
record. When the tag appears, you're sure the related data record is
there.
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Sounds like a printer driver problem to me. Something like a driver
that's close but not exactly matched to the printer.
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The problem is your ELSE POS=0 statement. You need something like
this:
LOCATE PART.NBR IN RECORD14 BY AL SETTING POS ELSE
INSERT...
END
In a THEN condition, the value is already in RECORD14. You only
need to do an INSERT when it's not found. When it's not found, POS will
contain the
I just downloaded the Eclipse software and the U2Editor plug-in.
Everything went pretty fair during the installation with a few variances
from the installation instructions and the actual options presented.
I'm having a problem, though, getting to the Universe programs. The
problem seems to be at
Do you still have the MD entry that you can use? If not, log into
another account (like UV) set a temporary file pointer and edit it that
way.
BobW
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To:
So if you're use to working with triggers, you know how to take the
trigger off the file, do the dirty deed, then put the trigger back on.
The bottom line of SOX is that someone in authority is ultimately
responsible for the accuracy of the financial reports that get
published, there-by giving
For the most part, R/Basic commands are very similar to the Universe
Basic commands. There are very subtle differences but nothing really
major. If you can work in Universe, you'll do just find in AREV.
BobW
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with
Open Insight will allow in the future the ability to run AREV
applications. Then slowly rebuild the screens in OI.
Ralph
Bob Woodward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the most part, R/Basic commands are very similar to the Universe
Basic commands. There are very subtle differences
Don't worry, Ken, you'll get use to it. I'm called all kinds of things
and I've gotten use to it. smile
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ken Wallis
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 9:22 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2]
We look for this all the time. Usually, though, it only shows up if we
use the command LIST.READU EVERY. This is how we tell if someone is
sitting in and Entry/Update screen instead of the Inquiry screen. We
then go smack the fingers of the Owner ID with a ruler. (I like that
part!)
BobW
You need to have MTR.FILE.PATH open as a file handle, first. You can do
one of the following:
MTR.FILE.PATH='/tmp'
OPEN MTR.FILE.PATH TO MTR.FILE ELSE STOP
MTR.REC = 'RECID'
OPENSEQ MTR.FILE,MTR.REC TO F.MTR.ROW.FILE ELSE
[what you already have]
END
Or open the full path directly:
Hi Kevin
Do you recall which OS this was on? I don't believe I've run into this
problem but I'm currently using Windows (2000 and 2003) but I've also
been on RS6000 and DG/UX. All of this is with UV.
Thanks.
BobW
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Correct me if I'm wrong but does this method not require the DCOUNT
function to be executed each iteration of I to determine if you have
reached your max value? Granted, for a small number of values it would
not be that much of a hit but I'd not like to encourage this on the off
chance that you
Hi folks,
I can't find anything in the IBM Doc's for ProVerb's that tells me how
to create an entry that will allow me to put multiple commands on a
single line. In a nutshell, from a menu when a user selects an
option, I want to be able to execute multiple commands.
Currently, I use multiple
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