May also be time to look at your software.
One of my clients used a curse filtering software that
stripped text out of word documents and other attachment
for scanning. Good idea except that rather than work out
the format it simply concatenated all the text together
and then did substring
Trevor
the OleDB connection property pages include two options: one for allowing a blank
password and one for saving the password.
Neither of these work.
You need to connect using a user name that is passworded, and supply the password
manually when you open your connection.
Regards,
Brian
Nick,
Can you resize your file from Type 1 to Type 19?
That does not create intermediate directories.
Brian
On Wed, 26 May 2004 17:03:11 -0400
Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a BASIC PROGRAM who's name is just long enough that it creates a
sub-directory in the BP file, but does
Tom Dodds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you invoke UniVerse, through a telnet client of some kind, it should
ask you for Enter User Name and then a password. Use the same user name
and password you used for WS. It should then ask for the Account name or
path.
Is this not happening?
It only
Eugene,
If you're thinking of loading and trying out different versions of Linux, you might
also
want to look into a copy of MS Virtual PC or equivalent. That will allow you to load
Linux onto a virtual PC/virtual hard drive combination, so that you don't need to do a
full format/reinstall each
Chrisophe,
UniVerse has 10 active select lists numbered from zero.
The default SELECT generates list (0), however you can override that by using the TO
and
FROM keywords:
e.g.
SELECT somefile TO 1
LIST somefile FROM 1
Regards,
Brian
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 08:06:33 +0200
Christophe Marchal
Martin,
I just wouldn't do it that way: generating excess calls to the database.
Far better to call a subroutine, pass it the name of the file for which you are
generating the key, and have that handle the locking and eventual id retrieval. In that
way a) you can test the routine from the server
Would you believe it,
I was actually training a client yesterday in PROC (they have a new support team for an
old application).
It's the first time I have taught it in at least 10 years ... and the I log in and see
all these postings today!
Funny old world.
Brian
Eugene,
Exactly as it sounds. UniVerse won't compile an I Descriptor if the file
dictionary is a type 1 or type 19 (ie. a directory). You need to resize your
dictionary to type 18 or similar. (data portion is not affected).
RESIZE DICT filename 18 11 1
Brian
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Hi,
I've just tried something similar on UV/NT with no problems - until I pushed
my external routine (scanning the directory and deleting the files as fast
as UV writes them) into a tight loop that swallowed the processor. Then it
all crawled, of course.
Could there be anything in your C routine
As David said, you get this if the C program has the file open.
Another work around is to use the ON ERROR clause for the write:
WrittenOk = @True
Loop
Write TheItem On FL, TheId ON ERROR WrittenOk = @False
Until WrittenOk Do
Nap 10
Repeat
Brian
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Mark,
If you wish to take a look at mvQuery, there is a free evaluation available.
Just drop an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is windows based, but then so is CR - mvQuery however sticks to the mv
modes and does not require ODBC or other layers.
Regards,
Brian
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Dave,
You can't - it is used internally for most of the result processing
routines.
If it is an issue (generally only in exporting) most of the new exports will
allow you to deselect it.
Regards,
Brian
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If this is the case, also check your login does a CLEARCOMMON ALL.
Brian
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The two programs
Brian Leach
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Ross,
Is you want to play with multiple databases on the same hardware, I would
recommend using virtual PC.
It saves a lot of headaches.
Brian
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I find the problems usually occur when I want to upgrade one or other:
different versions of client software (e.g. UniObjects) caused me issues in
the past.
So I just load each one onto a Virtual PC.
Brian
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David,
The history of ODBC and OleDB on U2 shows what a bad idea that is.
Frankly, accessing U2 using relational methods is pretty much a waste of
time - certainly a huge waste of resources as it tries to map between two
totally different data access models. UniObjects is fast, lean and performs
Tony,
I'm not suggesting that IBM shouldn't have a route into ADO.NET. RedBack
would seem an obvious candidate here, due to the disconnected/lockless
nature of the recordsets. But I'm glad UO.net wasn't mangled into an ADO.NET
provider of some kind. That wouldn't be appropriate, since if I do
Adrian,
Dynamic means completely different things on UniVerse and UniData.
Just to be confusing.
And yes, it will.
Brian
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I agree wholeheartedly.
Without a degree in English Mediaeval Studies and a Licenciate in Chinese
Traditional Acupuncture I wouldn't be the technical chap I am today.
Ok, so it came down to money.
Brian
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/UniV erse/U2)
I agree wholeheartedly.
Without a degree in English Mediaeval Studies and a Licenciate in Chinese
Traditional
Whether IAM is a good or bad thing is irrelevant.
It's been there since the dawn of time, and systems have taken advantage of it. You
couldn't get rid of it now without breaking them.
And following the old PICK practice, if anyone don't like having it on their system,
they
can just delete it
AFAIR if you set up PAM to use a windows domain controller, UniRPC ignores
that and still looks to the /etc/passwd file. Sorry if I misremember: none
of our machines are running PAM.
Brian
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I have used the socket API in UniVerse without encountering serious issues -
it's all raw stuff (accept/read/write). Also you cannot fork, so you're
limited to one listener per port, which may be an issue.
Unless you have a clear reason not to, interfacing with UniVerse or UniData
is really best
-pusher jobs they could create to administer it.
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I guess the only sensible means
Bjorn,
It certainly is.
Anything that adds to the multivalue model and helps to get it out there
is an aid to U2, as far as I am concerned.
I've long wanted a free mv database to compete with the likes of Access for
simple, low cost multiuser systems: many shareware and open source
I presume he's using RAID or hitting the break key.
Brian
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Just to complete the reply - FM is 254, not 252.
Brian
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Cc: John Castilletti
Subject: RE: [U2] Uniobjects for Java
John Castilletti wrote:
will be remaining in the MultiValue arena as an independent consultant,
offering client/server and web development services. As things settle down,
this should also give me more time to devote to activities such as the U2
User Group and relaunching the mvOpen project.
Thanks,
Brian Leach
Email: [EMAIL
Wendy,
I know it's not good db theory, but how about having two files:
File 1 - key:UserId, holds PersonId
File 2 - key:PersonId, holds UserId
Then only allow access if both records are consistent.
This combination can only be true if both UserId and PersonId are uniquely
cojoined.
Brian
Wendy,
Write MyRecord On MYFILE, MyID ON ERROR
Crt file write failed e.g. permissions error
End Then
Crt This worked a treat
End Else
Crt This failed miserably
End
Brian
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Do you have AUTOLOGOUT set?
Issue an AUTOLOGOUT 0 (zero) to unset it, or AUTOLOGOUT to check it.
Regards,
Brian Leach
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Except in one regard - we have seen a bug in 10.x that breaks this behaviour.
It has affected two sites - one on Solaris and one on HPUX and has caused a lot of
grief
(one was a bank)
Brian
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 12:30:29 +1000
Ray Wurlod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The stuff in quotes is a
Dave,
Use WriteBlk rather than WriteSeq.
Brian.
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Subject: [U2] writeseq
I am using a writeseq to build a record for flat file, I have 5 to
? What version of Unidata is that supported in?
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Dave,
Use WriteBlk rather than WriteSeq.
Brian
HFSA is not
in your VOC.~
@SELECTED = 1
@SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE = 0
Does this help?
Bjorn
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Stu,
The problem is you obviously haven't *embraced* the new technology !
Flat files - Sooo yesterday.
Now what you should have done is spent a few weeks designing and building an
XML schema (preferably using an overpriced and complex 'now' tool like Visio
or .Net), then exported the data from
Kathy,
Sorry but your post doesn't make sense!
How are you using UniObjects with JDBC? JDBC provides a relational view of
the database, UniObjects is an mv-native transport - very different things.
Could you give us some more background?
Thanks
Brian
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Shaun,
I guess it's more likely to be the max number of sort fields (U_MAXSORT),
since BY.EXP is a sort function.
Brian
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I'll just add a small footnote to that one...
We version stamp every program, by insering a block that reads e.g :
ADGVERDATA=''
ADGVERDATA := 'Version=004003054;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerDate=13394;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerProd=MVQUERY;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerTM=MMT mvQuery;'
ADGVERDATA := 'VerCopy=Copyright
Chuck,
I've used UniObjects with Delphi since it came out. I still rate Delphi by
far the best tool for developing Windows applications - far superior to
.Net.
Regards,
Brian
Anyone using UniObjects with Delphi?
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@DATE and @TIME are not necessarily the current date and time, they are the
date and time the current command/program started. I've seen this as
differences in a program between @TIME and TIME(), which always returns the
current time.
I'm away from my server at the moment and can't verify this,
Jay,
The following works for me:
CREATE TRIGGER STUPID_TRIGGER BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE ON
STUPID-FILE FOR EACH ROW CALLING '*STUPID.TRIGGER';
Adding trigger STUPID_TRIGGER
ED STUPID-FILE TEMP
New record.
: i
0001= HELLO
0002=
Bottom at line 1.
: fi
Message from trigger
I find .net to be slow and cludgy in virtually all situations - even with a
fast processor and 512MB RAM. I've been completely unimpressed with it since
it was released. The classes never seem to expose what I need, and you don't
get source code to feel safe changing them. The WebForms are
Actually, I guess what I really mean is CAN MvBase run as the ONLY O/S,
whether or not it's running in a virtual environment ..
No, it's a windows executable.
Brian
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Anthony,
One thing you might want to look at is the PAKTIME tuneable.
This holds the number of seconds the system will wait at a 'Press any key to
continue' message before releasing a held group lock. It defaults to 300:
you might want to reduce that. Another option might be to set an autologout
Ok so we're just talking cross purposes.
Is this what you're saying:
mvBase is a wrapper for a VM. That wrapper can only only run under Windows.
The VM it wraps, however, is hardware independent and could be ported if
anyone had the code and the desire to produce a new wrapper e.g. for Linux.
I
Troy,
IF you want more rigour in the selection, you can switch to an SQL
selection, e.g.
SELECT @ID TO SLIST 0 FROM MYFILE WHERE MYDATE = '31 FEB 04';
This will fail date recognition, swap to string recognition and then throw
out the statement because of the data type mismatch.
Brian.
Adrian,
You can call a paragraph from a PROC, thus:
CT VOC RUN.PA
0001 PQN
0002 [%2 %3]
You use this to execute paragraphs by specifying the file and paragraph on
the command line, e.g.
ed scan.pa HELLO
New record.
: i
0001= PA
0002= DISPLAY HELLO WORLD
0003=
Bottom at line 2.
: fi
Don't fear UDT.OPTIONS, embrace them. Bear in mind that you're not
changing anything system-wide. You're only impacting the session that
invokes them. You can do some wonderful things by flipping these bad boys
on and off.
Yes, like create a support nightmare when someone forgets to reset the
Martin,
Not true! Selection uses external format data. Where a field with a
conversion code is compared with a
constant, the constant is converted to internal form prior to the
comparison. The LIKE operator works the
other way around and converts the data to its external form as it couldn't
Hi all,
I've been asked by a potential client to take the IBM U2 Family Developer
certification exam - tomorrow morning.
There doesn't seem to be any real material on the web to prepare for it.
Without giving away any of the contents grin could anyone tell me:
Is it generic across UniVerse
Gerry,
RedBack uses a request/response model.
Each RedBack request(e.g. setting or getting a property or actioning a
method on a RedBack object) is considered to be a single atomic action and
is picked up by the first available RedBack responder. There is no concept
of a user or session in the
Simon,
Just to dismiss the obvious, does the dictionaryitem exist on the second
machine and can it be recompiled there locally? (ie. Does not contain a
reference to another dictionary that might be missing?)
Brian
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Whoa.
That took almost 2 days to arrive.
Brian
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Subject: RE: [U2] UniVerse Backup/Resizing Questions
Dave,
There have been some
'Cos plenty of applications already use PageUp to mean - er - page up.
E.g. scrolling up and down a window of multivalues.
Take a screen editor for example: can be very frustrating when the emulator
wants to reserve the cursor keys for itself.
That's when a decent toolbar can help.
Brian
Putting some
logic at a
middle tier, not necessarily at the DBMS server, also has
advantages.
At the risk of yet more bandwidth, but not consuming licenses, many
basic validation rules can be exposed as client-independent web
services. That approximates that interpreted layer,
I did something similar for one of my clients.
Again this used RTF with merge fields, then had a VB program sitting on a PC
spooling documents by controlling Word as an automation source. The program
used a UniObjects connection to poll for new documents to print and for the
name of the
Wendy,
The inline prompt format is:
Cn,Prompt
Or
In,Prompt
Where n is the number of the argument on the command line (arg 1 being the
verb).
C will read from the command line or substitute an empty string if the value
is not there.
I will read from the command line or prompt if the value is not
Sounds like the kind of thing that would happen if the file
had a lot of overflow.
Or a very badly designed index, or trigger.
Any of those possible?
Brian
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They are in the UniVerse Basic Extensions manual in the online PDF
documentation.
Blink and you'll miss it.
IBM have been a lot better at adding new facilities to UniVerse than they
have been at telling anybody they are there.
Brian
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Mats,
Clever but not quite there...
That would only work if the subroutine used arg 1 as a return argument.
Brian
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Subject:
Graham,
It means a process is trying to access memory outside its process space:
ususally an uninitialized pointer or an object reference to an object that
has been destroyed.
This generally points to an incompatibility with system DLLs, COM sub-system
or some equally painful-to-find problem ...
John
As with all things it depends on your existing knowledge!
As a minimum you will need to know:
Database programming (UniBasic or UniVerse Basic)
HTML
Active Server Pages
VBScript
You will also need to be confident designing and building web sites.
RedBack is an enabling tool, not a site
Will,
What I'm still a little fuzzy about is, say I'm already using
.asp to connect to and extract a response from my U2
database. What does a product like Redback do for me extra?
Why would I need it?
Thanks
Will
Let's start from the basics. Apologies as you will know this already
George,
I'm just going by experience here: I've written various web stuff at various
times, and found CGI versions to be slow on turnaround time - individual
requests complete quickly but the overheads mount up quickly as the number
of requests grow until it becomes noticeable.
Of course, I'm
Let me add that dictionaries should be under source control.
Definitely.
And worth a couple of tips:
1. Script the dictionaries
I write little scripts that contain file definitions in a source-like form,
for example:
BEGIN TABLE PARTS
SUBJECT Parts List
FIELD DESCRIPTION FNO 1 LEN 20
Cesar,
1. Yes, you can use either:
A. The BCI (Basic Calling Interface) to open an ODBC connection to SQL
Server from within UniVerse BASIC.
B. You can use SELECT ... TOXML ELEMENTS statements to generate XML using
UniVerse SQL if you want to move static data.
C. You can write a program on
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Subject: [U2] [UV] Web Services for Dummies
Has anyone developed a web service for Universe ?
Yes,
I used Delphi to create
Dave,
Just a thought - what are you using to edit the INCLUDE source? It is
possible that the last line of the file does not end in a CRLF or LF
(depending on the OS). I've seen that cause similar problems.
If that is the case, go into each include in ED and FILE it.
Brian
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I'm cross-posting this for a member of the rbsolutions list.
Thanks..
Brian
Can you tell me where I can find RedBack training?
I am a Universe Basic programmer and very well versed with it for the past
20 years.
I am in the New York area and have an open availability.
Thanks,
John
catalog items:
* Version Stamp
* -
VERDATA=''
VERDATA := 'Version=001001009;'
VERDATA := 'VerDate=12345;'
VERDATA := 'VerProd=TOOLS;'
VERDATA := 'VerCopy=Copyright Brian Leach Consulting Limited;'
VERDATA := 'VerCo=Brian Leach Consulting Limited;'
VERDATA := 'VerDesc=Description
Seems to work...
Mind you I still recommend writing code in subroutines first and then
calling it, rather than using the other objects, other than for smaller
uses. It is so much easier to QA as you can test the routines on the server
first, write test scripts and see any error messages
Graham
I'm assuming that you mean to return the multivalued field as a single
valued text field.
If your are on UniVerse (you don't say) try the following ITYPE expression:
CONVERT(@VM:@SVM, , OCONV(@RECORDn,MCP))
Where 'n' is the field number of the field to return.
Also make sure field 6
George,
You just use a command with a selectlist, sort of as you would at TCL.
The UniSession CreateUniSelectList provides access to the regular numbered
select lists.
For example, assuming Sess is a UniSession:
Dim ACmd As UniCommand
Dim ASelect As UniSelectList
Dim T As
John,
You cannot really restrict access to individual fields within a file other
than at the dictionary (enquiry) level.
What you can do, is to:
create a new account
create local dictionary files in that account (using the same names as the
live files you need)
copy the live dictionary
Claus,
Since the MATCH operator handles alphas OR numerics and not both, this is
the closest I can get using a pattern match:
GoodEmail = ( Convert(_.1234567890,,Email) Matches
1A0A'@'1A0A)
Brian
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George,
It really matters what flavor you're running.
If you run a flavor that puts the overspill in element zero, you may be ok.
If you run a flavor that puts the overspill into the last element, that
might mess up any accesses to that element in the existing code.
Brian
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Bruce,
Am I right in thinking that you are consuming a web service here? You say
the response is in XML.
If so, check out whether your version of UniData supports the newer SOAP
calling (SOAPCreateRequest etc) routines (I only have UniVerse here so I
can't check). These might be more
Oh dear, I feel the flood gates opening...
Please resist.
grin
Brian Binary? Luxury. We couldn't afford ones AND zeros.
Gyle,
64KB? ROTFLMAO! The first Microdata machine I worked on had
16KB, and ran a medical billing service bureau. It had 1
50MB disk drive and ran as slow as
One nice advantage of functions, is that they must fit the DEFFUN.
Which means that the compiler can check typos and that the correct number of
arguments are supplied - unlike a CALL which is only resolved at run time.
If you have finger trouble, that can add a little more certainty grin
Brian
Mary,
If you log into UV PE on Windows as an Administrator user, it will ask you
for the directory to which to connect. If you specify a directory that is
not yet a UniVerse account, it will further prompt you to set it up. Much
quicker than using UniAdmin.
Regards,
Brian
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Just because this is a wider problem doesn't mean that UO
shouldn't be called on it.
So how would you go about it?
UO is a tool for developers. As such, it's strength is that it is able to do
anything a developer needs it to do.
It is clean client/server middleware and so it can't launch a
Someone already mentioned the issue of TIME() which also
impacts things
like SLEEP and RQM and NAP.
This is tuneable in the UniVerse config. As long as you stick to working in
whole seconds - which always used to be the default - this should be fine.
I'd also wonder about
Barry,
@Record is primarily designed for interfacing with the query processor.
As each record is processed, the id is written to @ID and the record body to
@RECORD. You can then use these directly in I Descriptors when accessing
specific functionality:
E.g.
MyPartKey
1 I Get the first two parts
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TRANSACTION START COMMIT/RO...
Come on, people. A request was made for options...
Okay so here goes:
Write a service application (e.g. Windows service app) in Delphi that
maintains a table of sequence
Hi,
The LIST.LOCKS command lists tasks synchronization locks.
The LIST.READU command lists record and group locks.
To release record and group locks you need the UNLOCK command. This is
(normally) only available in the uv account, and has various options for
unlocking different sets of
Does anyone know what the various services listed correspond to?
uvcs - UniObjects (UniVerse)
udcs - UniObjects (UniData)
defcs - UniObjects default if the database type is not specified in your
connection details.
Brian
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Type 1 and 19 files are operating system directories.
How are they damaged? Missing .Type1 entry? File names stored without
mangling?
These may need to be repaired at the OS level. Which OS are you using?
Brian
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James,
Without knowing why you don't want to loop through it, these may or may not
be helpful:
1. OpenSeq the file, get the size of it from a Status statement and ReadBlk
the entire file in one go, depending on size of course. Then you can DCount.
2. Ditto, but loop through - not a line at a
I have found Virtual PC to be one of the most useful
offerings to have come out from Microsoft.
And another thing they bought rather than developed. I remember I was trying
to get the go ahead to pay to upgrade our versions, when MS bought it and
added it to the MSDN subscription. So thanks
Bob,
Insert br between each line.
Brian
I suspect that I need to pass a line feed of some sort into
word but the usual char(10) and char(13) do not do the trick
Has anyone seen this before and found a fix ?
Many thanks
Bob
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Paul,
1. Work out whether you are
A. using global or reality style cataloging anywhere.
B. intend to recompile/recatalog all your programs on the target platform.
If A) make a mental note to safe off the catdir directory under the uv
directory.
If B) make sure you know which files to
Marilyn Hilb wrote:
The trigger here seems to be files that have I_ folders on them,
Index Map?.
As Karl stated, the index file location is hard coded into the file header.
You can amend this using the SET.INDEX command. This can either reset the
index path to the local location OR clear
The oldest universe manual I have is dated from Spring1983 and is
Yeah yeah,
SOMEBODY had to go look ... grin
Can we throw the inevitable my manuals are older/wiser/more
dog-eared/obsolete than yours discussions over to the community list?
Brian
Walking on hind legs? That'll never catch on
The first syntax is used to ensure isolation of select lists.
It is a good practice to get into, in case someone later on modifies the
code processing whatever you are handling in your selection, especially if
that processing involves calling an external subroutine. Personally I prefer
to use
Andy,
How do you start their uv processes?
If you are starting the uv process from e.g. a .profile or .login script,
remember that you need to 'exec' uv to overlay the current process or it
will create a subprocess to run UniVerse. In which case, the autologout will
simply be returning them to
Bjorn,
A quick look with Dependency Walker shows it is exporting a set of functions
for SSL, RSA encryption and certificate (X509) services.
So I guess it is part of the UniVerse SSL support.
Brian
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