Nick,
We use UV with talking Oracle (using UCI). We're mainly pushing the data
from the Oracle end (trigger driven). In another interface to a Oracle-based
application, we've got a Tuxedo middleware interface. Yet, again - mainly
one-way traffic (from the Oracle end).
I know there is a limitatio
Hi Everyone,
We have an exciting vacancy for an in-house Universe delevoper in South Africa.
Details are as follows :
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state of the art technologies.
We are one of the largest users of Universe technologies in So
> Could anyone let me know where can I found information about
> the way the Hash Algorithm Works with each one of the File Types
> in UniVerse?
As Ray says, these are no longer considered to be public. However, the
dynamic file algorithms come straight out of a computing text book and it is
not
UD 6.0.7 on Windows
Does anyone know if Unidata is doing something special writing data with
long keys to a static file - and what that is?
Running the following...
KEYLENGTH=36
DTALENGTH=0
MODULO=1
SEP=1
NRECORDS=3
EXECUTE 'CLEAR-FILE DATA SRLTEMP1'
PCPERFORM 'memresize SRLTEMP1 ':MODULO:',':SE
Hello,
I we have been given the task of redesigning our existing software to
handle multiple currencies. This means that at any time on the screen you
could switch from USD to EUR, or USD to SGD (Singapore dollar) and back
again.
i was thinking of using FUNCTION.
I'd be looking for a lot more
The current version of wintegrate ships with a client server version as
well as the standard telnet. The thin client requires the wintegrate
server to be installed on a network server. The thin client installs
only 30k on the desktop PC.
Advantages to the wintegrate server is that there is a sin
"Glenn W. Paschal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Is anyone else getting several "out of office" messages? I've been
> getting several from people I don't know, and it seems to have started
> when I joined the list. Could there be a problem?
>
You are getting these re
> > Could anyone let me know where can I found information about
> > the way the Hash Algorithm Works with each one of the File Types
> > in UniVerse?
> It does, of course, lead to the question of why you want to know!
Why not? .. I'd bet on simple (or not so simple) curiousity .. Aren't we all
p
> Why not? .. I'd bet on simple (or not so simple) curiousity .. Aren't we
all
> pretty much tech geeks here? .. Maybe he wants to see the hashing
> mathematics for himself and then check out a high speed data structures
book
> and see if they're all they're cracked up to be ..
I have the algorith
Piers,
An interesting question.
Some years ago my company developed an auto-rental system for the Hertz
franchisee in Jamaica. An unusual aspect was that the rental contract was
based on the exchange rate in effect at the time the contract was entered,
however the final charges were booked at the
> I have the algorithms
> (from a legal source long before IBM acquired the product)
> I cannot divulge the details
I wasn't suggesting anything like that .. I know the legalities of a
situation sometimes get in the way of the fun of it .. I was just suggesting
that Jose might not have any shady i
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/13/2004 8:49:08 AM >>>
> > Could anyone let me know where can I found information about
> > the way the Hash Algorithm Works with each one of the File Types
> > in UniVerse?
> It does, of course, lead to the question of why you want to know!
Would knowing the algorithms
From: "Karjala Koponen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Would knowing the algorithms allow you to write a program that would
accept parameters about your file, or > even walk the file, to determine
which file type would be best for that file?
Years ago I wrote a FTN program that analyzed PR1ME INFORMATIO
I'm trying to write a program that will give a estimate (fairly close
estimate)
for determine what amount of money deducted pre-taxed, will cause your
taxable income to drop a tax bracket.
What I'm looking for is an excel file for tax rates on salary income.
I'm assuming you take the gross * (# pa
Pretty major thing. Not quite as simple as it looks on the surface. The
major concept that throws a wrench into the works is the varying conversion
rates. Pretty simple to flip-flop transactions at the current exchange
rate. It gets real sticky at the G/L level where for any given transaction
You could start here:
http://taxes.yahoo.com/rates.html
-Original Message-
From: George Gallen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 8:40 AM
To: 'Ardent List'
Subject: Payroll computations
I'm trying to write a program that will give a estimate (fairly close
estimate
George,
Goto (no flames please) the IRS website and download Circular E (http://www.irs.gov)
Website Path:
Side Menu: Contents, Businesses
Side Menu: Resources, Forms And Publications
Body Link: PUBLICATIONS AND NOTICES (not forms)
Circular E, Page 35-37
-
Oh crumbs. We sell software that does EXACTLY that. I might even be able
to email you an out-of-date copy (several years out-of-date ...)
To try and explain how it works ...
We first look at the "first-priority" tax bands, and build an array of
gross2net at each kink. Let's say you pay 10% on the
Thanks
>-Original Message-
>From: Jeff Schasny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 10:45 AM
>To: U2 Users Discussion List
>Subject: RE: Payroll computations
>
>
>You could start here:
>
>http://taxes.yahoo.com/rates.html
>
>-Original Message-
>From: George Ga
thanks for the path directions, I searched for circular e and
it didn't come up with anything.
ok.
Looks like I got enough to get me started for some rough numbers..
Thanks
>-Original Message-
>From: Don Verhagen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 10:52 AM
>To: [
> It does, of course, lead to the question of why you want to know!
I used to have a program I calledthat would take a select list &
sort it according to the group order of the file it was going to be
applied to. For really big lists it made a really big difference
because subsequent file i/o
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of kevin zollinger
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 7:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Out of office messages - from list?
"Glenn W. Paschal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Is
> Pretty major thing. Not quite as simple as it looks on the surface. The
> major concept that throws a wrench into the works is the varying
conversion
> rates. Pretty simple to flip-flop transactions at the current exchange
> rate. It gets real sticky at the G/L level where for any gi
> Pretty major thing. Not quite as simple as it looks on the surface. The
> major concept that throws a wrench into the works is the varying
conversion
> rates. Pretty simple to flip-flop transactions at the current exchange
> rate. It gets real sticky at the G/L level where for any give
I'm only looking for rough numbers, not exacts (being off by $5.00 or $10.00
is acceptable), since this won't be actually used for peoples paychecks.
George
>-Original Message-
>From: Anthony Youngman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 11:06 AM
>To: U2 Users Discus
> When HASH.HELP became robust enough I quit using my program as I couldn't
> justify the development time/effort. Instead I wrote a front-end which
> generated paragraphs consisting primarily of HASH.HELP %filename%
> statements. The paragraphs included COMO statements, and the final
> statement
> I used to have a program I calledthat would take a select list &
> sort it according to the group order of the file it was going to be
> applied to. For really big lists it made a really big difference
What a great idea!
> I wish IBM would give us a similar function
On UniData you can use
Exactly, I want to know the calculations of the algorithm for each file type
to determine which file type is the best for any file.
-Mensaje original-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En
nombre de Karjala Koponen
Enviado el: viernes, 13 de febrero de 2004 8:48
Para: [EMAIL
our accounting will be keep in USD. there is a control file that has an
item id of USD*13191, EUR*13191, SGD*13191 (currency*internal date). rates
will be supplied by the bank of london.
USD*13193
attribute<1> = the conversion rate for that currency and date
attribute<2> = currency sign ($)
if c
Chuck ,
I am a Business Partner of IBM in Mexico, and I sell U2 products since 1992
with VMark, The Wish to know how the algorithm works for each file type is
to be able to help one of my customers that have a big installation (1000
users) and He isn't very happy with his application performance,
Not sure if converting based on invoice date is legit. That's not the real
value of the cash when you got it. Hence, the concept of gains and losses
for rate fluctuations. Your actual USD balances will never match the
computer with your strategy. Another level of converting is needed.
-SNI
What about using FAST?
Eugene
- Original Message -
From: "José Luis Gutiérrez de la Peza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'U2 Users Discussion List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 10:31 AM
Subject: RE: Hashing Algorithm
> Chuck ,
>
> I am a Business Partner of IBM in Mexi
I have changed the subject line slightly and added the [ADMIN] tag for
an alert to all readers.
Comments and responses embedded in the text below.
Is anyone else getting several "out of office" messages? I've been
You are getting these responses from other listers who failed to tell th
Is there a command to swap two array contents?
Like "matswap" array(x,y) will swap the contents of
array(x) -> array(y)
and array(y) -> array(x)
Without using a temp varible. Yes I know I can do it
that way.
Thanks
George
George Gallen
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Accounting/Data Division
[EMAIL
The regular swap command doesn't work.
I tried swap a(1),a(2) it doesn't swap
and swap mat, swaps entire arrays with each other.
George
>-Original Message-
>From: George Gallen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 1:38 PM
>To: 'Ardent List'
>Subject: Swap array va
On D3 VERION 7.3 what is the syntax to use compares other than = if you are using an
indexed dictionary in the statement. It seems to return the correct items if it is
simply looking for an equal condition but anything other, such as > < etc. It appears
that it does not use the index, but ra
Within BASIC, try
array(x)=BITXOR(array(x),array(y));
array(y)=BITXOR(array(y),array(x));
array(x)=BITXOR(array(x),array(y));
No temp variable used.
At 01:38 PM 02/13/2004, you wrote:
Is there a command to swap two array contents?
Like "matswap" array(x,y) will swap the contents of
array(x) ->
that's really neat...
I was hoping for a builtin function though.
Since my array isn't that large, I don't think I'd see
any speed differences between
temp=array(x) ; array(x)=array(y) ; array(y)=temp
and the XORing.
although down the road, if someone had no clue what XOR did
or why it works, i
I understand why this works, but honestly, that's nasty.
>array(x)=BITXOR(array(x),array(y));
>array(y)=BITXOR(array(y),array(x));
>array(x)=BITXOR(array(x),array(y));
>
>No temp variable used.
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"Glenn W. Paschal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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>
> Wouldn't auto-responders reply to the list? These are coming to my
> own mailbox, with my e-mail in them. Please understand, I am not
> trying to "point blame", just trying to "check things out". My e-mail
> server wa
Permissions? All the preceding steps (Open, BSCAN) can be done without write
permission. Write, needless to add, cannot.
> >-Original Message-
> >From: Jimi DeRouen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >I am attempting to write a record to a type 25 file and apparently
> >getting a fatal erro
What I was seeing was, when I posted a reply to the list I would receive OOO messages
from a few folks directly to my email address (not via the list), with my post to the
list referenced. Don't know if this is what Glenn had happen.
Jim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [m
*lol* i agree it's nasty and not readily obvious as to it's intent, but
that wasn't the question posed...
sometimes it's just to exercise the mind
At 02:36 PM 02/13/2004, you wrote:
I understand why this works, but honestly, that's nasty.
>array(x)=BITXOR(array(x),array(y));
>array(y)=BITXOR(a
We have found the same. It's reported to be fixed in version 8 now in beta-2
(whatever that means).
There is no mention of it in 7.3.6
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 1:50 PM
To: U2 Users Discu
UniVerse 10.0.x and higher have the SWAP command in BASIC. Please refer to
our documentation regarding its use.
<-- original message -->
Is there a command to swap two array contents?
Like "matswap" array(x,y) will swap the contents of
array(x) -> array(y)
and array(y) -> array(x)
Without
Sorry Leroy,
but swap only swaps non array values,
and the mat portion will swap one array with another array
I want to swap two values inside an array.
I tried swap a(1),a(2) but it did nothing
tried.
dim a(10)
a(1)=5
a(2)=6
print a(1),a(2)
swap a(1),a(2)
print a(1),a(2)
and got:
5 6
5
I miss understood you. No, UV doesn't provide the facility to do that
within an array of any type- dynamic or dimensioned- that is not its
purpose. It will work if the arrays are different, such as:
DIM A(10),B(10)
MAT A = ''
MAT B = ''
A(1) = 678
B(1) = 234
CRT 'BEFORE:'
CRT 'A(1) = ':A(1), '
Ok, I love brainteasers, but to be honest, I don't see how this works,
possibly because I am one of those who has never used BITXOR, and so don't
readily understand it. Please elaborate!
Thanks, --Glenn.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Gl
Whew! I read that three times, and still couldn't follow it... It's just
too late in the evening. At any rate, I don't know if it coincides with my
own postings or not, but I get "out of office" messages to my personal
mailbox, with my personal e-mail address in the "TO box", and the other
perso
Glen,
XOR means Exlusive OR. Example:
00110 BITXOR 10011 yields 10101
because 0 XOR 1 = 1, 0 XOR 0 = 0, 1 XOR 0 = 1, (here's the tricky
one) 1 XOR 1 = 0 (because it needs to be exclusive), and 0 XOR 1 = 1
10
1
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