ebase, http://www.ebase.org there's a free download for small membership registries. It's on filemaker pro.
The download is a runtime version but it's still free and mod-able if you procure a copy of filemaker pro.
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Does anyone know of a club
membership accounting package that's w
Are you connecting each time you access the universe database?
Sounds a bit of over kill, why not just reuse the connection?
We came across a feature that caused us some headaches, after you use a method you
MUST check for errors, if you don't things don't work.
Les
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What type of Club?
Thanks
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/53/35207.html
Bit off-topic I know, but I think the original post belongs on u2-users,
especially as it may well be the (ex)Universe engine underneath ...
Cheers,
Wol
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Sort of a country club for pilots. I don't
understand its purpose either but it's tied to an aviation trade
association.
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Subject: RE: Membership Program
LMHOSTS and HOSTS are located in \winnt\system32\drivers\etc.
Also, you might try using the actual IP address instead of the UNC name.
Thats what
works for me thru a CISCO VPN to our NT network from my home. The hosts
that
I connect to frequently I place in the LMHOSTS file and the others I con
At 12:57 PM 1/29/2004 +, you wrote:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/53/35207.html
Bit off-topic I know, but I think the original post belongs on
u2-users,
especially as it may well be the (ex)Universe engine underneath
...
Yep... That would be the case...
Dave
Thanks for passing that along. Is Ascential a Universe customer of IBM's or
did they end up taking Universe and changing it so that they are yet another
flavor of 'PICK' (not yet on my MultiValue Family Tree diagram)? If so, is
it now called something other than Universe? Thanks. --dawn
Dawn M
Ascential is what's left of Informix after they sold the database
business to IBM ...
They hung on to VMark's UV-based data warehousing business.
Cheers,
Wol
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It's DataStage, which is a customized version of UniVerse. Some of the original
UniVerse developers went with the company after it was created from the remants of
Informix/Vmark/Ardent/?? to go after the data "cleansing" data loading market.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/29/04 09:30AM >>>
Thanks for
Actually, to be more accurate, Ascential is basically Ardent,
but concentrated on the DataStage product.
IBM got all of the database business (including UV), but pretty
much all of what used to be VMark is who works for/runs
Ascential.
There is almost NOTHING related to Informix left within th
Try checking the .error property on your file object.
UmFooFoo Murphy wrote:
Hello List.
I'm hoping that someone out there can help me. I have an application
in Visual Basic that uses UniObjects. There is a text box that
prompts for a record id. In the lost focus event of the record id's
t
Ascential is basically VMark/Ardent. Almost all of the engineering,
sales, support
staff that were responsible for Universe up until UV Rel 9.6 work for
Ascential (myself and Glenn being two you've come to know over the
years)
When the split occurred, IBM retained the rights to sell/develop th
Craig and "U2 Users" list,
Thank you for your precise questions (See below the copy of a previous
private e-mail).
For the "U2 Users" list, here is the detailed description of GTAR #25455
you quoted to tentatively describe what is the purpose of the internal
value for "ASSIGN value TO SYSTEM(1017
Simon;
Thanks, adding the protocolLogging to the program has helped greatly.
Thanks
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I knew all of this except that I thought that DataStage still ran on
Universe, not a modified clone of Universe. So, this does add to my
MultiValue database picture another imbedded PICK engine in a product and
gets the Ascential company into the MultiValue Family Tree picture (next
time I update
Hi all,
UV 9.6 / HPUX 11
I have a hashed file approaching the 2 gig limit. I need some help determining
whether to go with the dynamic or 64 bit option.
Here are some specifics.
The file is our inventory history file which is, as you can imagine, used heavily.
Approximately 85 percent of th
I'm running a successful backup which has been verified on an internal DAT
8 tape drive on an NT 4.0 server, but I'm getting an error right before
the tape gets ejected which states "Eject Storage Media...Storage device
"HP 1" reported an error on a request to dismount the media...Error
reported: B
Title: Message
So, in
simplest terms, Peoplesoft is now an MV/UniVerse like
product?
(forgive my ignorance, as I have never worked with
Peoplesoft.)
--Glenn.
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Dynamic files are no help in your situation, they are 2GB or 64-bit just
like hashed files.
You need either 64-bit or a DISTRIBUTED file. [I think this kind of file is
called 'dynamic' in UniData, just to make things confusing!]. A distributed
file divides the data into several portions based on
Title: Message
No.
Peoplesoft used
Informatica to import/export and move data around within their product suite,
now they use DataStage, NOT Universe. The data is stored in Oracle or other
RDBMS – DataStage with its underlying engine based on UniVerse of 1-2 years ago
processes the da
Not quite -- it is still an Oracle-based ERP solution, but Peoplesoft
customer could become end-users of DataStage, an ETL
(extract-transform-load) product that has a Universe-like product at its
core. So, Peoplesoft companies would be MultiValue end-users. Then when
Oracle buys them ...
Smiles.
PeopleSoft is a company that has a full suite of products for industry
vertical solutions, and includes things
like Asset Mgmt, Customer Relationship Management, etc...
Their two main products of interest for Ascential are EnterpriseOne and
Enterprise Performance Management.
They embed DataStage
Does anyone know of
a list of popular business software that is written on top of UniVerse or other
MV based databases? I often find that companies know what "brand" of
software they have, but no idea of what it is written on. A list like this
would be helpful in searching out new business
In short, Peoplesoft is using mv technology because RDBMS isn't good at
everything. It's a 'best of breed' approach, like the one David Jordon
is promoting to IBM - where you use MV for agility and RDMBS for the
more traditional parts.
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In UniData there is no such animal as a distributed file. You only have the
choice of static hashed or dynamic hashed. Dynamic files in UD are how you
get past the 2 gig limit because the UD implementation of dynamic files
breaks the file into different pieces. How many pieces and what goes into
A distributed file does have two parts on UV. The file is created at the unix level
as a directory with files DATA.30 and OVER.30. I always thought that as long as
neither the DATA.30 or OVER.30 exceeded 2gig, life was good.
> In UniData there is no such animal as a distributed file. You only h
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A distributed file does have two
parts on UV. The file is created at the unix level as a directory
with files DATA.30 and OVER.30. I always thought that as long as
neither the DATA.30 or OVER.30 exceeded 2gig, life was
good.
Actually, a DISTRIBUTED file
Whoops! That's what I meant. So, am I right about the DATA.30 and OVER.30 exceeding
the 2 gig limit?
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Glenn W. Paschal wrote:
> Does anyone know of a list of popular business software that
> is written on top of UniVerse or other MV based databases? I
> often find that companies know what "brand" of software they
> have, but no idea of what it is written on. A list like this
> would be helpfu
You are correct.
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Whoops! That's what I meant. So, am I right about the DATA.30 and OV
The Spectrum web site has a "Solution Finder". Doesn't seem to be working at
the moment.
http://www.intl-spectrum.com
Glenn W. Paschal wrote:
> Does anyone know of a list of popular business software that
> is written on top of UniVerse or other MV based databases? I
> often find that companie
Scott
Unless you have a 64-bit dynamic file, neither part can exceed 2GB.
But relying on some of your data going into OVER.30 to avoid either part
going over 2GB seems very dodgy to me, except perhaps as a short-term 'quick
fix'.
Inventory History presumably has a date as part of the record key,
Thanks for that info Mike.
> Scott
>
> Unless you have a 64-bit dynamic file, neither part can exceed 2GB.
> But relying on some of your data going into OVER.30 to avoid either part
> going over 2GB seems very dodgy to me, except perhaps as a short-term 'quick
> fix'.
>
> Inventory History presum
I
have never come across distributed files in a system and they sound a lot like
multiple part files (like SYS.HELP,XXX).
What
is the difference / advantages / disadvantages between using distributed
files and multiple data-part files? Can a distributed file also be a multiple part file?
Che
Title: Message
Hi
Stuart,
One
large advantage (from my perspective) is the ability to address the file as one
large file or as an single part individually. The open statement in the program
is the same, only the name changes.
The
ability to put the parts on different file systems, balan
Title: Message
Just curious. Are Distributed files handled by the
OS or the programmer. One client of mine had 12 monthly files (2-3 million
records each) and the software combined the data into work files for cross-month
queries.
thanks.
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Title: Message
AFAIK
it is handled by Universe (not too sure about Unidata). The System Description
manual describes it well.
David Logan Database Administrator
HP Managed Services
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Adelaide 5000
Australia
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Hi All,
does anyone know if you can adjust how ED displays
TAB characters?
Specifically if I can adjust the display width of
the tab character?
thanks,
Craig Bennett
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Craig,
I believe this is a function of your terminal emulator. Some emulators let
you set the tab character spacing, etc.
Checkout the source code to UV line editor in the UV account, in the BP file
- ED.B.
Regards
David
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Modify ED.B do get it to do what you want if it cannot. It is only BASIC
source code which I had the unfortunate task of porting from PI/OPEN.
Cheers,
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Hi
David
How
much is the universe and datastage products differ. The other area I have
been quite interested in, is where I have an application that I want to extract
data out of a Peoplsoft or SAP application could I use the products datastage
uses to talk to these applic
Hi Dawn
The arguments we had with Ardent management on this. Ardent Management
were saying that they don't know why anyone would buy a multivalue
database, whilst on the other hand they were promoting Datastage a
UniVerse product, as being one of the best Datawarehousing tools on the
market. Fig
Ardent was right on both counts. Datastage can claim to be an excellent
Data Warehousing tool, and people do flinch on buying a MV database. The
two statements are not really at odds. Most people will claim to embrace
the philosophy that VARs sell solutions, not databases, but in the sales and
m
I’ve search the postings on the list, and from what I’ve
read this should be fairly simple, but for some reason I just can’t seem
to get this to work. I’ve set up the uvodbc.config entry and have
set up a odbc in the control panel, but when I try and use the CONNECT verb to
get connected t
Mark,
1) 9.5.1 is
really old! All this stuff is much easier / better / runs
faster in current releases
2) Are you
trying to access SQL server from UniVerse, or UniVerse from SQL
Server?
* UV from SQL server is fairly easy, all the
information is in the ODBC manual, at least fro
Title: RE: [ot]how much does datastage and universe differ now
Well, it's hard to say exactly how much they differ, as I'm not responsible for UV development any longer.
Consider, however, that the last release done by myself and the Westboro staff was UV 9.6.2. This would also include
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