Timothy Snyder wrote:
>Graham, David wrote:
>
>
>> I have a UniBasic program that executes the following line of code:
>>
>> PCPERFORM "cd \folder\folder\U2Account; udt PHANTOM ProgramName"
>
>> the process that executed the PCPERFORM command will wait until
>> "ProgramName" has completed and *then
Although there aren't many people here who make use of UniData's RFS
facility, I know there are a few. I'm hoping that one or two of those might
have some experience (good or bad) of setting up RFS files which are
physically located on a SAN rather than on local disk.
A client of mine is has a po
>> -Original Message-
>> Behalf Of Jonathan Leckie
>> I have the following piece of code :
>>
>> IF REC<1> £ '' THEN
>> MAX=DCOUNT(REC<1>,VM)
>> FOR LOP=1 TO MAX
>> IF REC<1,LOP> = '' THEN
>> REC=DELETE(REC,1,LOP,0)
>> IF LOP = MAX THEN GO 300
>> LOP=LOP-1
>>
Sara Burns wrote:
> I have checked this at home where I have a Universe (9.5.1)
> version on NT4.
> I do not see the same behaviour. The path that I have
> created for System is
> also shown in my DOS shell from UniVerse. Is this a change
> with W2K3? I am
> only trying to add the path to the U
Glenn wrote:
> I would think the TRIM would be the easiest and fastest way:
>
> PETE="THIS}IS }}}A TEST}}}"
> CRT TRIM (PETE, @VM, "R")
>
> which would remove all redundant @VM marks. Someone
> suggested this earlier but I saw no comment to it.
I don't have a system to test this on, but what if
Steve Mayo wrote:
> I am trying to put together a demo application using
> UniObject for Java. I
> would like to be able to create a statement that selects
> names that start
> with "SMI". In Unibasic I would use the following statement:
>
> SELECT UBFMSTR WITH LAST.NAME = "SMI]"
>
> The Java sta
jak wrote:
> Thanks, but i was after something like
> an itemised list for each mv entry
> such as
>
> Field mv1 1
> mv2 2
> mv3 3
>
> Field mv1 1
> mv2 2
> etc
Have you tried @NV?
On UniData I usually use a dictionary item like:
MVCNT:
V
MVFIELD; @NV
M
Dirk Bartley wrote:
>Found out from some googling around that I needed the elf libraries.
>That got me to the ndbm issue. What other libraries did you discover
>were required?? Is the gdbm library a correct replacement for the ndbm
>library?? The other library I am stuck on is when compiling ic
> Client upgraded UD to 6.0.3 on an AIX 4.31 box. Try as I
> may, I can no
> longer get an Objectcall connection to that server.
Well, IBM end-of-lifed ObjectCall a while ago, but I still think they ship
it.
IBM also end-of-lifed AIX 4.3 mid last year IIRC.
Having just checked the availability
David Jordan wrote:
> It is a while since I used objectcall, but as far as I remember
> UniObjects has all the functionality and more that objectcall and is a
> lot simpilar. You should be able to convert the application to
> UniObjects reasonably quickly, unless it is done by some third party,
ng interface for UO or UOJ.
Those are based on UCI AFAIK. There is no UNIX client piece for UCI that I
know of. Last time I looked, InterCall did not seem to plug into UCI at
all.
Cheers,
Ken
>Ken Wallis wrote:
>
>I could be way off here, but I strongly suspect that ObjectCall has on
Hona, David S wrote:
>Well, we've been using UCI on Solaris and HP-UX for a number
>of years, so it is definitively available.
Sorry David, can you just confirm that for me? You have client 'C' or other
language programs running on Solaris and HP-UX which use UCI as the API
which allows them to
Hona, David S wrote:
>Yes, I can confirm - we have two "live" client 'C'
>applications on Solaris
>and HP-UX servers - utilising the IBM UniCall Interface (UCI)
>library, to
>interface to another Solaris host server (where the UV DBMS resides).
>
>The interface works quite well, albeit with a coup
Frank Bright wrote:
> What are you plans? Do you plan to do an upgrade or
> concurrent install? We do concurrent installs and switch the
> pointers in our accounts to point to the new install. In the
> past we have had global routines that needed to be pointed to
> and test with the new account
Sorry to have to throw this out without fully researching it first, but I've
got a client with a pressing problem.
They are in the final stages of preparing to switch over from their current
DG-UX Intel platform running UniData 5.2 to a new Linux based system running
6.0 and ODBC doesn't appear to
Wol wrote:
> I think at least one of the points was "does it rely on environment
> variables or stuff set up by LOGIN?" It appears that ODBC has a
> different login setup to a normal user - maybe even that UD needs a
> correct $PATH to find the executable for SUBR? I dunno. Or do the
> SUBRoutines
Dawn M. Wolthuis wrote:
> I think someone posted the name of the voc entry required if you want
> to do something at the time of an ODBC login, such as initializing
> named common memory. Otherwise, I suspect it is in the doc somewhere
> (sorry I don't have more details). Check the voc on your p
Eugene Perry wrote:
>How does one open files in the NT file system on Unidata?
Carefully? ;^)
Seriously though: if you simply want to look at flat text files in a windows
folder then you can set up a DIR pointer in the VOC which references the
path to the folder and then just OPEN that VOC point
Bill H wrote:
>For those not familiar:
>
>SYSTEM(19) on D3:
>Returns a unique item-id consisting of the current system date
>in internal
>format, followed immediately by the current system time in
>seconds. If more
>than one item-id is generated in a second, an alpha character
>is appended to the
Glenn W. Paschal wrote:
> I am getting the following errors trying to start the Telnet Service.
> UniVerse error: Unable to bind socket to telnet port 23.
> It may be used
> by other application. WSA error: 10038.
> UniVerse error: Unable to bind socket to uvrpc port. WSA
> error: 10038.
>
Glenn wrote:
> Thanks for your help. Cool product... But confirmed my fear.
> Nothing had port 23. As I was working on this, I also found a slew of
> other serious problems regarding my network config... IE. Spooler not
functioning,
> network browsing not functioning, mapped drives not
> functi
Gordon J. Glorfield wrote:
> In that case, I'm sorry to say, there is no way to logically
> do what you're asking with UD.
Gordon, you should now better! ;^)
sql> SELECT NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP FROM ORDER_FILE UNION SELECT NAME
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP FROM ORDER_FILE_OTHER;
All you need here
John Cassidy wrote:
>Bits? You had Bits? All we had were 1's. Unary.
>And we were darn glad to have 'em.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/4/04 11:27:09 AM
>>Back in my day, bits were smaller. We only had 0.5 and 1.
There are 10 types of people who understand binary code: those who do &
those who don't
-
on Thursday, February 05, 2004 12:16 PM Kevin Michaelsen wrote::
>I inserted your suggestion in line 9 This time I include
>my full paragraph and the error message that comes up is a syntax
>error.
[snip]
>009: TOTAL (INDEX(H.CS.ADM.EST.NEED ,'*',1) OR INDEX(H.CS.ADM.EST.NEED
,'Incomplete',1)) \
>From: Vance Dailey
>It was suggested that I try to run dg_strace. I ran it on one
>of the failing
>uv processes. It generated a 1mb file. I can see where it
>executes "uvsh"
>and It fails just after the 7th occurance of "RUN APP.PROGS
>PACKAGE.INS".
>(The 7th run is just after the string
>"SPECIA
>From: Horn, John
>> From: Dan Fitzgerald
>> Or you can use dynamic
>> files (although at the most - with a lot of luck - this gives
>> you 4Gb),
>What makes you say this? We have some dynamic files that are well
>over 10-15 gig. They have multiple dat files that are all well
>under the 2 gig
on [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote::
> I am using Visual Schema Generator to SQLize some UniData
> files
[snip]
> I am getting the
> message "Died in UCI::SQLExecDirect() with SQLSTATE S1001, Native
> error:0 [IBM][SQL Client][UNIDATA] Invalid procedure call:
> SCHEMA_ATTRIBUTE_MAP". Does anyone know
James Hogan wrote:
>> From time to time we have customers who break a Unidata
> parameter and the
> program they are running will crash with errors such as "No
> more entries in
> MI table in 'LCT -n'".
[snip]
> I have had a look at the commands "sms", "gstt" and "lstt".
> With some clever
> scr
on Thursday, February 19, 2004 5:38 AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, Ray has spoken, so I guess that makes it gospel. Top posting is
> "wrong-posting", and only newbies who don't know any better do it.
I think Charlie is write to point out that dogmatism on any matter is
usually wrong. Ray
>Richard Sammartino wrote:
>This could be happening because a record that esearch is
>reading exceeds
>the maximum record size that can be read in unidata. I get a similiar
>error when AE tries to edit a record that exceeds it allocated
>size. This parameter can be increased if needed.
Yes, but
Sara Burns wrote:
>I am under considerable pressure to convert from UniVerse on
>AIX to UniVerse on Windows 2003.
>
>We have licenses for 320 users and do get up to this number at times
>although 300 is more normal.
Sara,
Perhaps you need to go to those applying the pressure with a confident air
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