It probably runs as a phantom, and therefore follows the same rules. I don't think there is a way to turn that on or off.
You could just write to a file, then view the result elsewhere. I created a type 19 file which looks just like a directory to windows / unix apps. In there I create files and give the appropriate file extension so the when clicked open, even to the point of having a U2 program create a 'bat' file run by Windows scheduler.. and we're on a linux machine. If you do want the data to show up in UniData, then write to a file, and let another U2 proggie poll that file, or add a trigger to pick up that something new is there, anything found can be displayed. Hope I didn't miss the point there.. -----Original Message----- I use the UniSubroutine object of Uinobject For Java to call a subroutine with Unidata. But if I have any CRT or PRINT command inside Unidata Subroutine, it will mess up the UniSubroutine call. Basically, it runs but returns nothing. Anyone know why this happens and how I can prevent this happen? ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
