Think LIST.READU is what you are looking for. LIST.LOCKS only displays the
64 semaphore locks which I don't think are too common anymore.
Trick with LIST.READU was equating the file number to the proper data file
if you were doing it programmatically.
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Subject: RE: [U2] Locks, releases and STATU() (oh my)
Think LIST.READU is what you are looking for. LIST.LOCKS only
displays the
64 semaphore locks which I don't think are too common anymore.
Trick with LIST.READU was equating the file number to the proper data
file if you were doing it pr
Try LIST.READU instead. LIST.LOCKS lists the semaphore locks, LIST.READU
lists file and record locks.
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
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On Universe LIST.LOCKS shows task locks (i.e. LOCK 5 in UVBASIC )- I
have to use LIST.READU EVERY to get readu locks. Does UniData have a
LIST.READU command?
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other resources include:
LIST.QUEUE and related GETQUEUE() UniBasic function - both show users
queued up for a lock (those users would not be using the LOCKED clause).
LIST.READU (noted) and GETREADU() function.
Don't forget the DETAIL keyword on LIST.READU and LIST.QUEUE to show full
data - not tr
Susan, Try LIST.READU. This will list the readu locks. LIST.LOCKS lists
the semaphore locks. The result from the STATUS() should tell you who has
the record locked. Translating that into an actual usr can be tricky as
this may be the process id (?). You should see the results from STATUS()
Hi Susan.
You're in UD and I'm coming from a UV system so your mileage may vary.
LIST.LOCKS is just a semaphore table, not an actual listing of record
locks. The LOCK command is used for setting the entries in that table.
Not seeing your code snippet, I offer this in an attempt to present my
kno
Susan,
I think what you're looking for is LIST.READU and / or LIST.READU DETAIL.
HTH
Mark
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LIST.READU DETAIL
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Think LIST.READU is what you are looking for. LIST.LOCKS only displays the
64 semaphore locks which I don't think are too common anymore.
Trick with LIST.READU was equating the file number to the proper data file
if you were doi
Like Mike said, you want to use LIST.READU (or LIST.QUEUE) to see the
locks. However, UniData, unlike UniVerse does have the file name and not
just the number.
The Status() after a readu gives you the UID (pid) of the process that
has the record locked. You can parse it out of the array returned w
Ooops, I thing I forgot to mention. On some versions of UniData (5.2.4?)
doing a /TCL in SB+ will cause UniData to not output information with
LIST.READU. I don't recall if there is also a problem with GETREADU() -
plus it's already in an array so you don't have to trim and parse
(truncated) data (
Attached is a small UD program that nicely formats the output from GETREADU.
As most Datatel clients know, if you have a UD table buried down one (or
more) directories, the output from LIST.READU is almost useless because it
shows the relative pathname (which doesn't fit in 8 characters).
The
Is that DETAIL keyword for LIST.READU just for Unidata? Doesn't seem to
work on Universe.
-Dianne
Wally Terhune wrote:
other resources include:
LIST.QUEUE and related GETQUEUE() UniBasic function - both show users
queued up for a lock (those users would not be using the LOCKED clause).
LIST.READ
PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Locks, releases and STATU() (oh my)
Attached is a small UD program that nicely formats the output from GETREADU.
As most Datatel clients know, if you have a UD table buried down one (or
more) directories, the output from LIST.READU is a
We are running Avante, on Universe, on HPUX so I developed this small
program to grab the LIST.READU output, locate the filenames (it only
looks at production files) and display the lines with the filenames.
Since the part number is also an important field for us, I display it
rather then the inter
server.u2ug.org
> Subject: Re: [U2] Locks, releases and STATU() (oh my)
>
> Is that DETAIL keyword for LIST.READU just for Unidata? Doesn't seem
to
> work on Universe.
> -Dianne
>
> Wally Terhune wrote:
>
> >other resources include:
> >LIST.QUEUE an
, releases and STATU() (oh my)
Ooops, I thing I forgot to mention. On some versions of UniData
(5.2.4?) doing a /TCL in SB+ will cause UniData to not output
information with LIST.READU. I don't recall if there is also a problem
with GETREADU() - plus it's already in an array so you don't h
> Jeff.. Can't do attachments here. It the code reasonable length where you
> can just included it in the body of an email?
R.PH = GETREADU()
P= -1
Y = 25
PRINT @(-1):
MAX = COUNT(R.PH,@FM) + (R.PH #'')
FOR CNT = 1 TO MAX
Y += 1
IF Y > 21 THEN
P += 1
IF P > 0 THEN
f Of Dianne Ackerman
>>Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 10:25 AM
>>To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
>>Subject: Re: [U2] Locks, releases and STATU() (oh my)
>>
>>Is that DETAIL keyword for LIST.READU just for Unidata? Doesn't seem
>>
>>
>to
>
Yes, it was really bizarre. I pulled out my support call and found I was
wrong about the versions - it was broken in 6.0.2 and fixed after (at
least on Windows).
Here are my testing notes:
The only pattern I've found is that if I use SBClient and start a GUI
session then use "0" to get the com
If the OS is a redhat linux then LIST.READU looks like this :
>LIST.READU DETAIL
Active Record Locks:
Device Inode Netnode Userno Lmode Pid Login Id
Item-ID.
2065 33259650 16 11 RU 26105 LP
xx*13442*09:36:55*ME
2065 3325
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