I don't think there's a way to do that with a subroutine. What we
regularly do here is use input statements and pass the answers in DATA
statements. I know that's not the answer you want, so consider this:
get(arg.,1)VAR
if VAR = '' then
input VAR
end
To pass more than one commandline
I'm not sure you've given enough information. What would the script do?
What's it for?
I've created scripts that use ssh rather than telnet for automated
processes but never telnet.
Karl
quote who=Stu Glancy
I want to create a telnet script from a program and execute it. Can it
be done? If
I've read a few of these posts. Let me see if I understand the situation
by sharing my solution.
I roll my own printing routines for either paper or screen. Here's a
skeleton of how I do it:
execute 'SELECT FILE WITH PARAMS...'
loop
readnext KEY else DONE = 1
until DONE do
execute 'LIST
Our server is running AIX 4.3.3 and I'm upgrading to 10.1.2. Is there any
known gotchas with this combination that I should prepare for, or avoid by
holding out for 10.1.4 or newer?
Thanks,
--
Karl L. Pearson
Director of IT,
ATS Industrial Supply
Direct: 801-978-4429
Toll-free: 800-789-9300
I guess we are just slow to adopt new technology. Var-driven mostly. All
our apps are green-screen still.
quote who=Scott Richardson
AIX 4.3.3?
Why not 5.x?
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2004 4:58 PM
Subject: [U2] UV
quote who=Michael Polak
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Karl,
We in the same boat, and looking to upgrade between Christmas and New
Year.
We are doing the Universe upgrade first, shaking that out for a while,
then
will upgrade AIX to 5.3.
Lesson 1 from school or hard
I upgraded to uniVerse 10.1.2 over the weekend (AIX 4.3.3) and now if I do
analyze.shm -x
the login count shows 1, or at other times different numbers. There are
currently 27 users logged in this system.
Anyone heard of this? Is there a fix? We have a routine that uses this
output to verify
Our disappeared after upgrading last week. I just commented out the
ASSIGN . . . 4001/2 lines and now both and appear as expected.
However, the uvlictool issue is a show-stopper, so I'll be upgrading to
10.1.4 as soon as I can get my hands on it...
Karl
quote who=Dennis Bartlett
Hi Mats
We send PCL codes to our HP printers. I've Googled til I'm blue in the
face and have yet to find a concise list of PCL codes. We have a new 'PCL
compliant' HP printer (HP Laserjet 1320) and I'm under the gun to 'make
that thing work' (never heard that line before? Let's trade places...)
I think
quote who=Brutzman, Bill
1. HP has tech manuals available. Last time I looked, these books were
only
available to be purchased in hard copy. Check out the hp website or call
HP.
2. What happens to the print job when another HP printer is connected at
the
same port?
This is a networked
quote who=Results
Karl,
Have you tried printing to it from a pdf or other multi-font
graphical format? You may have a bad printer or other problems. The odds
are that this isn't your problem, but since it takes so little time to
check, you might as well give it a try.
I set it up on a
That's a good thing, except it didn't print a blessed thing. I wonder if
PCL is turned off... I'll visit the config page on the device and see.
KLP
quote who=George Gallen
The best resource is HP. They have a whole set of PCL technical reference
manuals
I got them a few years ago, I believe
You're my hero. It worked. Is the syntax different from 'regular' PCL? it
doesn't look any different to me...
KLP
quote who=George Gallen
oops:
ESCEESC*p300X*p1650Y(s6H(s1BTESTESCE
should be:
ESCEESC*p300XESC*p1650YESC(s6HESC(s1BTESTESCE
left out a few ESC...
Yes, I know I make some of
quote who=George Gallen
no. that's PCL3 pretty much.
When you say your sending PCL, where is coming from?
is it hard coded or from a printer driver.
hard-coded using $include HP.LASER, our definition file. That file takes
the format:
CHR16 = ESC:(s0p16H
...
As I think of it, I wonder if
Solved, though not the way I wanted:
The printer comes with an HTML interface which I've never seen. This
printer is USB connected to an XP Pro station.
http://127.0.0.1:5225/ToolboxManager/deviceRegistry is how you access it
using IE on the localhost. (127.0.0.1 always = localhost, btw).
The
AIX 4.3.3
UV 10.1.2
What are the possible causes of this error that causes an abort to TCL?
Program ED, pc = 4EA4, Array index out of bounds
This is the only information we get and it happens about once or twice a
day whether we are editing a record in a file or a source BP after a
minute or
I have a report I run every week that prints the output of LIST.INDEX on
all files that have indexes. These are I_X files in Unix where I
'field' off the I_ and do LIST.INDEX X and send the output to the
printer.
I see the under the Build column, it always says Not Reqd (except for
new
quote who=Ray Wurlod
Source code for ED.B is in the BP file in the UV account.
Make a copy of it, compile the copy (the original is compiled with the -I
option), then use VLIST to see what's happening at address 0x4ea4.
You may be able to adjust the maximum size of the array in question.
quote who=Rick Ramsey
example 2 does not test DONE - why not READNEXT K ELSE EXIT
You are quite right. I forgot putting that line in.
until DONE do . . .
cannot prove it, but I suspect both of these paragraphs would function
identically at the object-code level.
Rick
-Original
I'm not sure of the BASIC SELECT. I've always used it and don't remember
ever seeing any adverse affects therefrom.
As for the safety option. It might apply somewhere else, but not in this
little example. The file contained only about 80 items and a list showed
no duplicates either before or
quote who=Allen Egerton
Loops are loops, they're executed internally with jumps and skips... The
LOOP WHILE construct is for the programmer, not for the runtime machine.
You really want faster? Create a new file sized appropriately, read the
rec
from original file, modify the key, write
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 13/12/2004 15:49:31 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've seen 2 ways to read a client key, change the length to 6 digits,
then
write it back out, delete the old one and move on:
EXAMPLE 1 of 2:
!(FIXEMPNO) - Fix the employee
quote who=Dean Fox
Your understanding of the BASIC select is correct. It starts in group one
and works it's way down. In my early years of PICK programming I learned
this the hard way. As this user hasn't yet seen adverse effects is luck
vs.
design.
Okay, Bait taken. I just ran 2 programs.
quote who=George Gallen
So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer control codes work...except...
I haven't been able to figure out how to get it to select the
output bin.
It has two bins...I tried Ec l # G (using both 1 and 2), but
I've seen 2 ways to read a client key, change the length to 6 digits, then
write it back out, delete the old one and move on:
EXAMPLE 1 of 2:
!(FIXEMPNO) - Fix the employee number length
open '','CUSTEMP' to CF else stopm 'Not'
select CF
10: readnext K else stop
read REC from
quote who=Mark Johnson
I agree. Be careful to not trip over a record written in later frames.
Although WRITE after DELETE prevents the problem.
I have an observed question. Is there any MV flavor that requires the null
expression for DICT with opening the DATA level of a file. I stopped using
quote who=Bob Witney
Since you have the 2 pieces of code wouldn't the best approach be to
benchmark it on the system which is going to run it.
Or am I just getting old remembering when we needed to
benchmark...
BenchmarK? We can do that? You must live in a dream world...
I guess I
Your explanation finally sunk in. Thanks to the others who tried. My file
was static with no updating possible, or at least likely. That would show
the same items regardless of the select methodology.
That's one lesson I've been lucky not to have learned the hard way.
Thanks,
Karl
quote
quote who=Mike Dallaire
UV 10.1.3
Windows 2003 server
We have a customer just going live and they are having problems getting
UniVerse to recognize the printers. When we run SPOOL -LIST we get an
error
EnumPrinters failed with error 87. The error seems to occur as soon as
it
hits one of
quote who=Mark Johnson
One of my clients would like to replace their pre-printed forms with those
generated by the system. Basically the form has been re-created in MS
Publisher and saved as a PRN file.
I understand that there is some magic to send the form, keep the job open
and
then send
I have a solution for those who are doing a LISTU and want to limit the
output to some searchable string. Here's the code
CT VOC LU
LU
0001 V
0002 /usr/bin/listu
0003 U
0004 TICRGM
ATS [/home/karlp] cat /usr/bin/listu
#!/usr/bin/ksh
# from the uniVerse LISTU verb, with modifications
I'm seeing (another) bug in UV 10.1.2. Apparently, deleting items from
files is taking up to 1 second per delete when done programatically, ie:
DELETE FILE,KEY
I'm waiting for an upgrade to 10.1.4. Has anyone else noticed this problem?
Thanks,
--
Karl L. Pearson
Director of IT,
ATS Industrial
quote who=Ed Clark
Sounds like the kind of thing that would happen if the file had a lot of
overflow.
That's what I would have thought, too. However, I'm seeing this on files
that have recently been resized to about 10% larger than current need for
growth. AND they aren't that big. 30,000 items
quote who=Brian Leach
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
We don't have any triggers on those files. There are no indexes on one of
the files and the other one has 5
Okay, tested the process against the file with no indexes. It ran in 19
minutes. it was taking hours before. I didn't save a copy of LIST.INDEX
FILE ALL DETAIL but it did have some very skewed groups, as I watched it
scroll by. But mostly it looked very even... I've never seen this behavior
quote who=Jay Falck
I need to move some regular Universe files from a Unix platform (HPUX) to
Windows. These files have triggers and fnuxi by itself will not work. I've
tried FORMAT.CONV -export on the HPUX box but it indicates the file is not
a
SQL table. If I just ftp the file to my Windows
UV.VI FILE ITEM will allow you to use vi to edit the record.
While in the EDitor, type HELP and then either type a Character (C for
Change) or press ENTER to see everything scroll off your screen before you
can read it. . .
HTH,
Karl
quote who=Scott Land
I am working on a client's Universe
quote who=Susan Lynch
Scott,
Suggestion 1: if you have no UniVerse documentation, go to the IBM
website
and download yourself some UniVerse manuals!
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/
Suggestion 2: take a look at the UniVerse Guide to the UniVerse Editor
(from that
quote who=Nick Cipollina
Is there a way to set up a synonym account in UniVerse. Say I have an
account called TEST and the path to the account is /home/TEST. I want
to create an account called TEST.SYN who's path is also /home/TEST. I
have figured out if I edit a record in UV.ACCOUNT called
quote who=Scott Land
Charlie,
Yes. I ended up using the line editor. I hadn't noticed until now how
spoiled I've been since every system I have been on had some full screen
editor.
Now my problem is getting logged into another account so I can create
files and catalog programs. I am
quote who=Nick Cipollina
Is anyone aware of a way to force a socket port to close at the
operating system level. We are currently using Sun 9.xx. We have a
process that opens a port and accepts socket connections. Whenever we
stop it and try to restart it, we get a port in use message. The
quote who=Stevenson, Charles
I had a similar problem once. I think it was on 9.6 or before.
My one-shot, good'nuff solution that worked for me was to dissolve the
original distributed file definition, leaving each (former) partfile
standing on its own; copy all the partfiles to where I
quote who=George Griffeth
My department, Residential and Student Services, at the Univeristy of
California, Berkeley, is seeking a contract programmer/analyst to work on
existing Universe business-type applications on an 11-month full-time
closed-term contract at the Berkeley campus. The key
I just heard a radio news spot announcing IBM had just purchased Ascential
for 1 Billion US$. Hopefully that will bring development closer
together..?..
--
Karl L. Pearson
Director of IT,
ATS Industrial Supply
Direct: 801-978-4429
Toll-free: 800-789-9300 1,29
Fax: 801-972-3888
That's easilly fixed. Add an entry in UV.ACCOUNT for each directory that
has files you wish to show up in the file tool. Such as HIST with line 11
= /hist/PROGS/MFH.BP (that begs the question, why would you want to see
what appears in your example as a source code file?).
Karl
quote
quote who=Hennessey, Mark F.
snip
That's easilly fixed. Add an entry in UV.ACCOUNT for each directory that
has files you wish to show up in the file tool. Such as HIST with line 11
= /hist/PROGS/MFH.BP (that begs the question, why would you want to see
what appears in your example as a
How about HUSH ON
(then HUSH OFF at the end)
Karl
quote who=Burwell, Edward
Hello,
Is there a simple UniBasic command (kinda like ECHO OFF) that would cause
all PRINT @(x,y) statements to be suppressed?
I have a program that prints to the screen that I want to run in an
automatic mode and
The first 2 numbers (2.4) are the critical ones. IBM has to put the whole
kernel on which they tested so they are legally covered, just in case.
Though I doubt it will be an issue, it could and they have to cover their
bases.
If your kernel is 2.4.18-14 (Redhat v8.0) or 2.4.20-8 (Redhat v9) then
No kernel is a 'Redhat' kernel. They are all the property of Linus
Torvalds. Redhat uses which ever kernel they want based on the
functionality they want to include in a given distribution. To find out
what your kernel is, type (as root) rpm -q kernel, which will return the
entire kernel string,
Boy, you have a tough one. I'm sorry I misunderstood. Maybe one of the IBM
folks on the list can do a bit of checking?
Karl
quote who=Anthony Dzikiewicz
Karl,
I know that. I think you are missing the point of my question. The
kernel
that is on the grid is not a version of the kernel that
Wouldn't you also have to check for email addresses with this pattern
1X0X'@'1X0X'.'1X0X'.'1X0X
and other variants?
Note the TO: for this email list, for one example.
Karl
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 5/3/2005 4:43:20 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
quote who=Mats Carlid
Oops the paste didn't work as expected -
looked good but disappeared when sending -
but here it goes:
Mats Carlid wrote:
To check the domain I use:
EXECUTE \SH -c nslookup -q=MB \:DOMAIN:\\ CAPTURING RESULT
nslookup is 'going away' and is only maintained for
quote who=Hari T. K. Varma
Hi all,
I need to fire a print from UniVerse Basic where I want to
change the Font size. Is there any function available in UniVerse to do
the same?
I use an include file, but this is for PCL codes directed at HP-compliant
printers (emulate PCL5/PCL6).
quote who=CDMI
Anyone had experience with moving from mvBASE to Unidata via the VTF
(virtual tape file) backup method provided by mvBASE ?
FYI: the vtf is basically a tape file written to disk. mvBASE uses the
same
'file-save', 'account-save', 't-dump' commands to tape as well as to VTFs.
Hi All,
We have moved our universe development environment from one server to
other server. Now at the new server, we are facing problem with CS
(Clear screen) command.
Whenever we do CS, the screen is cleared but at the top right corner
there is $20 prompt. We are using wyse50 terminals as
We are a small company (42 UV licenses) and so use AUTOLOGOUT on sessions
based on importance. Some clients are set longer than others, and some
employees likewise.
The challenge I have is to figure out who/what is logging in when they are
using a java telnet client we use for 'web-based'
quote who=George Gallen
Just a thought. When the initial HTTP connection is made, does
it run a third part software for downloading? Otherwise at that
point, you could capture the IP address, the question is how do
you tie the java login to the http session.
The java client is third party
quote who=Jeff Schasny
The obvious (to me... YMMV) solution would be to have a process run out of
the login paragraph which requires a username and password which could be
stored in a file with an @id of their @userno. A second process which
parses the output of a LISTU command and shows the
quote who=George Gallen
What your running into is a security feature of java, you can't telnet
from
java
unless it's a local telnet (same machine), unless this has changed.
No it hasn't changed. However, if we put our domain, then our firewall
directs the telnet session to the correct system.
Try the AIX command topas. It gives some very useful information.
Karl
quote who=Ray Wurlod
You appear only to have one physical disk (c7t0d0) with a number of
slices.
You should be able to monitor the per-user I/O with a tool like top or sar
(or Performance Monitor if you are on Windows).
quote who=Dianne Ackerman
On a reality flavor UV account, I can do GET.LIST ACCOUNTNAME LISTNAME
to get a list which exists on another account. But on PICK flavor, I
don't seem to be able to do that. When I read the manual help on
GET.LIST I don't see anything about getting a list from
Or you could also enter ^094XA or ^094MUD. ^^ is easier, however.
Arthritic fingers like fewer typed characters.
Karl
quote who=Jerry Banker
If you want to enter the character ^ you must enter ^^. So it would be
^^XA
and ^^MUD.
- Original Message -
From: Pankaj Gupta04 [EMAIL
We use a product from Esker Software called VSI-FAX. It converts PCL to
pdf on the fly and sends it to a fax machine or email address. It's quite
powerful. I wonder if it's cheap. We already owned it when I started and
with maintenance the upgrades are free so I've not seen the cost.
Karl
quote
RED FLAG!!! Don't ever copy a VOC file from one account to another.
There's specific information in each account's VOC file that makes them
NON-TRANFERRABLE.
Anyone else experience the nightmares of corrupt data because of a copies
VOC file?
Karl
quote who=Brutzman, Bill
We need to setup a
Hey Mark, if you get such a beast and it's not posted to the list, post it.
Thanks,
Karl
quote who=Mark Johnson
Does anyone have a useful single source for all of the HP PCL 5/6 codes.
I find that every time I need them I go to google and search and get a
different site every time. I would
One thought. It seems I remember that using VAR += 1 is significantly
faster than VAR = VAR + 1. It's not much, but maybe it will help.
Karl
quote who=Mark Johnson
Here's a doozy.
Thanks for the previous suggestion of using REMOVE instead of the
extractions. That's working very well.
New
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have tried plain text - but even that gets chomped (sometimes)
All right admin folks... I'm out of ideas. If you Have Majordomo set to
archive, then you could go searching in
~/majordomo-1.94.5/archives/u2-users.archive/NN for Stuart.Boydell and
see what the
I wrote a program for searching through any file. It should work on both
U2 DBs, though I'm not a whiz at UD and don't have a UD system available
for testing, but I've pasted the source below my sig.
--
Karl Pearson
IT Director, ATS Industrial Supply, Inc.
http://www.atsindustrial.com
Toll-free:
I'll do a bit of testing. Folks with A.D.D. like me do tend to move
through things... Oh wait. I'm not even that fast.
Karl
quote who=Ray Wurlod
Too fast? Generating the same capturebpaa file name because it's
the same second between one and the next, and there's a bug that stops the
quote who=Ray Wurlod
Too fast? Generating the same capturebpaa file name because
it's
the same second between one and the next, and there's a bug that stops
the
sequencer (aa, ab, etc.) from doing its thing?)
Just a guess.
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll do a bit of testing.
I
Curious... We are adding clients and users and have bumped against the
'out of licenses' thing. I've ordered a few more, but am wondering what
philosphies you may have implemented to determine how many, and if you
get, extra licenses over and above what your userbase demands.
Thanks,
--
Karl
On our AIX Unix system, I set the sticky bits on the following programs:
rws--x--x usa
rws--x--x usm
rws--x--x usp
which are called by a routine we wrote to allow a few users to control
printers. For example, our Accounts Payable clerk need to be able to
manage the check printer. This isn't
Correction, you should only see loss of data after the BLINK error in he
affected group only.
Karl Pearson
Senior uniVerse DBA and one who cut his teeth fixing blinks by hand
(thanks to Mark Baldridge and Joel Yates).
quote who=Stephen O'Neal
Anmol,
I don't have good news.
You have a broken
Wow, what a concept! But then, that would reduce a bit of job security for
folks like me, wouldn't it? I've always told clients going in that if I do
my job right, I'll be out of a job. Yes, I tell my clients that. It's
basically true, but there are certainly glaring exceptions.
Karl
quote
This is a good explanation I'd forgotten about. You were probably the one
who explained it to me a little time ago... Long time...
Karl
quote who=Glenn Herbert
Because of the manner in which the write subsystem was implemented, it
is NOT a trivial task to either pre-detect or recover
[I guess we are all digesters, just after we eat... but I digress.]
May I recommend to those of you on DIGEST a simple practice I recommend to
the ~4500 subscribers on my majordomo email groups? Please change the
subject line from Digest No to an applicable subject for the topic to
which you
We are currently printing checks to an Okidata printer with tractor-fed
3-part NCR pre-printed checks. We are going to get a 2-tray HP4200TN so
detail can be printed to a blank page in tray 2. We have an old check
signing machine that requires tractor-fed checks.
I would like to scan in the
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
logging into is Unidata. The name of the store is Grants appliances based
out of Joliet, IL.
My questions to the list are have any of you had similar experiences and
how much of a geek am I to get totally excited about seeing another U2
site in action?
All the
They aren't. They have switched to Sybase, IIRC. There are a couple former
Dynix employees on this list that could verify that.
Karl
quote who=Robert Paterson
Ah, but they could still be using U2 - just UniData 7.1 as the
application server to DB2...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
quote who=Allen E. Elwood
You can use :
SORT filename BY PART BY.DSND DATE BY BREAK.ON PART
And that will at least bring them up sorted by part with the latest date
at
the top of the stack. Other than that you would need to know the date and
qualify by date range.
Interesting side-note:
UV 10.1.7 on AIX 5.2.0 (5200-05)
We have a cron job with the following line in a script:
/u1/uv/bin/uv phantom BRIEF BO060.CRON
a VOC entry which looks like:
PA Daily cron process scheduled at 2pm
RUN BP BO060
This process picks up back-orders, thus the BOnnn name.
Periodically, when this
quote who=Clifton Oliver
Did the second run also cause the fault?
Is there anything in that job or job stream that could be trying to
build a huge dynamic array? Such as trying to READ and entire report
into a variable?
No, it executes a LIST file BY var LPTR style command... I have quite a
quote who=Keith W. Roberts
What did the phantom log say? You might DISPLAY something after the RUN
cmd to make sure the fault occurs after the program completes.
I haven't been able to replicate this behavior. Also, the BRIEF keyword
causes the output to PH to be suppressed. I may remove that
quote who=Clifton Oliver
Did the second run also cause the fault?
[brain cramp]... No, the second run from TCL caused no fault.
Is there anything in that job or job stream that could be trying to
build a huge dynamic array? Such as trying to READ and entire report
into a variable?
Oh, and
quote who=Caryl Lange
We missed you so...:)
... but our aim will get better . . .
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 1:03 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [OT] BREAKING
quote who=Allen Egerton
From: John Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 7:28 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] To Limit TCL Access Privilege
Take a look at remote verbs - these are ideal for what you want to
achieve.
Essentially, you change the VOC
Line 17 Reads:
* 03/15/00 24466 SAP Change code to read long record names in type 19 files.
But, if my BP file is type 19, UV.VI returns an empty record. This is on
uniVerse 10.0.7 on AIX 5.2. It was a problem with each of the previous
releases, too.
Just thought I'd throw this out as I
Awesome. I'll give it a try (after bringing my mail/web/client-access
server back from the dead after the mirror broke).
Karl
quote who=Craig Bennett
Hi Karl,
Below is an email from Tony Wood explaining how to patch UV.VI to work
correctly.
Apparanently IBM have had a GTAR outstanding for
quote who=Jerry Banker
I was wondering if anyone knows if I should change any of the
configuration
parameters on our new system. We have a Dell Poweredge system running Red
Hat
Enterprise Linux AS release 3 (Taroon Update 2), Kernel 2.4.21-15.EL, and
uniVerse rev. 10.1.12 in Reality flavor,
Thanks Clif, for posting this. Very interesting. Too bad they aren't 'in
my town'... Oh, did you ask her if she has any good cookie recipes?
Karl
quote who=Clifton Oliver
Posted on behalf of a non list member.
Begin forwarded message:
-
This position will be a member of a small team of
quote who=Don Kibbey
I'm attempting to make use of a program called mpack which requires
some command line arguments to be quoted. While doing this, I'm
getting some over quoting and things are not worked as they should.
Is there another character or technique (aside from writing the
command
Get rid of the 1020. I've had nothing but trouble with them even when
printing via windows drivers from other PCs in the network. When I do get
it to print from U2, I get Unsupported Personality which I took
personally the first time... The 1020 is NOT PCL compliant, so sending PCL
strings to it
Thanks James. This is a project I'm embroiled in, too. Your code worked
right out of the box.
Karl
quote who=James F Thompson
SUBROUTINE CC.VALID(CCN,OK,CTYPE)
*
OK=0 ; WGT=2 ; SUM=0 ; CCLEN=LEN(CCN)
DIGIT=0 ; CTYPE=
CHK.DIGIT=CCN[CCLEN,1] ; MDIGIT=0
FOR X =
To those of you who have automated CC processing:
Have you any experience with PaymenTech? They are our vendor. They give us
NO penalty for keyed in cards vs swiped cards. Other than that, I don't
know much about this.
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karl
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I'm curious about how data can be transferred. I'm interested in a text
file via FTP or SFTP.
Thanks,
Karl
quote who=Kevin King
I've done quite a bit with Paymentech. What exactly is the question?
-Kevin
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H.
Appear to-good-to-be-true it does, my young Padowan. Perhaps unbalanced
the uniVerse now is?
KLP
quote who=Allen E. Elwood
http://www.infocus50.com/products/xtrico.html
Believe it, or not
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quote who=Larry Hiscock
We've done it on Linux SCO, but not AIX, although the concepts should be
the same. Under AIX, the locations and names of the files will
undoubtedly
be different ;-)
There are a couple of issues:
1) I'm not sure I'd expose my application server's to receive email
A bit of specificity would be nice, but just to give you a bit to think
on, here's what I have:
DUPLEXBOOK = char(27):l1S ;! Duplex book
DUPLEXTABLET = char(27):l2S ;! Duplex tablet
DUPLEXOFF= char(27):l0S ;! Duplex off
HTH
Karl
quote who=Brutzman, Bill
I was unable to locate any
I hate to do this, but here goes:
Do you *have* to use T-DUMP?
I would be more inclined to write a routine to create a delimited text
file, then compress the file, ftp to and uncompress it on the UD machine,
then reverse the process... Just my two (or less) bits.
Karl
quote who=Bill Haskett
quote who=Barry Brevik
This is Universe 9.6.1.3 on Windows 2000.
I have a type 19 file (in other words, a subdirectory) that looks like
this in the VOC:
001.. F
002.. SCRATCH
003.. D_SCRATCH
I use this to create temp files and other administrative type files which
usually get deleted
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