RE: [U2] Replication - Unidata

2006-06-02 Thread Robert Paterson
We have people using it. Not with RFS at the moment though.

Which version are you running? As the latest 6.1 or or 7.1 releases are
better options.

Have you broken up your replication into multiple replication servers?

What have IBM or your support provider advised on this?

Robert


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RE: [U2] IBM U2 UniData ODBC sample working program

2006-06-02 Thread brian
Angelo

Do you mean ODBC from UniData (BCI) or into UniData (UniODBC?)

For BCI, check the (new) knowledge base at:
www.mvopen.org/kb/

There is an article on there Accessing SQL Data through BCI.
This takes you through the steps and there is demo data/programs available.

For ODBC, I have a similar article - but I can't post it yet! (I'm still 
waiting for the official publication before I'm allowed to do that). But if you 
email me offlist I can send you a copy.

Brian

After searching the archive and to no avail, I would like to know if anyone
has a sample working program or (BCI.DEMO) working that could share a copy
of it.

Cheers,

Angelo
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RE: [U2] Summer Workshops

2006-06-02 Thread Bob Witney
Brian

I have at least 2 who would probably be interested in this, even more so it it 
featured RedBack to .net

Bob

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All

I am proposing running a series of short, one day/half day summer workshops
in the UK covering some of the new and recent additions to the U2 products,
for those of us who cannot get to the IOD conference in the US.

Example topics will include:

 - Creating and Consuming web services from U2
 - Working with XML within U2
 - Introduction to UniObjects.net 

If anyone on the list:

 - would be interested in attending
 - can suggest anyone else who might wish to attend
 - wishes to suggest other topics of interest

please contact me off-list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). 

I don't need firm commitments at this stage but I need to gauge the level of
interest to see whether it is worth pursuing.

The workshops will probably be held in the Oxford area (depending on
numbers/interest etc) and there would be a small charge to cover expenses
and room hire.

It will also be a good opportunity to feed back comments to the U2UG board!

Thanks,

Brian
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RE: [U2] IBM U2 UniData ODBC sample working program

2006-06-02 Thread Angelo Collazo
Bingo Brian, It's ODBC from UniData (BCI) and this document Accessing SQL
Data through BCI looks' like it has what I need. Once I get a working
sample program I will post it just so it will get documented in the list so
it can be searched, Or maybe my search criteria UniData ODBC sample in the
U2UG in http://www.u2ug.org/ and then cliked on Search the Site and Forum
http://www.u2ug.org/index.php?name=Search  was not enough?


Cheers,

Angelo Collazo
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Silver Line Windows
800-234-4228 ext.4495
732-509-8820 fax

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Angelo

Do you mean ODBC from UniData (BCI) or into UniData (UniODBC?)

For BCI, check the (new) knowledge base at:
www.mvopen.org/kb/

There is an article on there Accessing SQL Data through BCI.
This takes you through the steps and there is demo data/programs available.

For ODBC, I have a similar article - but I can't post it yet! (I'm still
waiting for the official publication before I'm allowed to do that). But if
you email me offlist I can send you a copy.

Brian

After searching the archive and to no avail, I would like to know if anyone
has a sample working program or (BCI.DEMO) working that could share a copy
of it.

Cheers,

Angelo
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RE: [U2] interface into Unidata

2006-06-02 Thread David A. Green
Yes, we do it all the time.

My preferred method:
1. Use a database trigger to write to a tickler file
2. Use a phantom process that reads from the tickler file
3. Do the update
4. Delete tickler record

Of course in order for all this to happen you must be able to filter and
format the data in an agreed format with the 3rd party software, using ftp
or some other method of delivery, email notifications and exception reports.

Thanks,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
(480) 813-1725


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Does any know how to write an agent to interface into Unidata, in order
to interface all Unidata updates into a third party product.

Thanks,
Brad
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RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Brutzman, Bill
AM:

This answer helps a lot.  Thanks.

--Bill

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Bill,

Did one trial app using the apache version of jsf (myfaces).  Myfaces
passes the jsf spec but has a lot of extended components to allow you
to do more or easier stuff (Oracle are donating all their jsf work to
the apache myfaces project).  All the back end work in Myfaces/jsf is
servlets so anything you can do with UOJ in any other servlet based
framework you can do in jsf/myfaces which means the whole UOJ thing.

Note that myfaces and jsf are looking seriously at ajax but because of
the jsf model it will take them some work.  Sun are pretty committed
to both jsf and ajax and I listened to an interesting podcast
yesterday on some of the stuff they are doing to integrate the two (go
to javaposse.com and listen to podcast # 56).

If you are just starting out and at the investigation/trial stage you
should definitley also have a look at the new google web toolkit
(code.google.com/webtoolkit).  Very, very impressive.
The host calls in gwt are also servlets so would also have no trouble using
uoj.

HTH

Adrian

Wendy Smoak is doing a lot of stuff with jsf/myfaces so

If you are just starting out,



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[U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Stevenson, Charles
Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241:  IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN

Could be the line number is not right, object  source don't line up,
but here's VLIST of same:

00239:  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
00239 00BD8 : 106 ne ANS   = $R44 
00239 00BE0 : 106 ne ANS B  = $R46 
00239 00BE8 : 008 and$R44 $R46  = $R48 
00239 00BF0 : 2DE testfw $R48 00CB0: 

00240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
00240 00BF8 : 0E0 match  ANS 0N  = $R49 
00240 00C00 : 2DE testfw $R49 00CA0: 

00241:IF ANS0 THEN
00241 00C08 : 0A6 gt ANS 0  = $R50 
00241 00C10 : 2DE testfw $R50 00C88: 

00242:   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
00242 00C18 : 060 dyn_extractSCRATCH ANS 0 0  = $R51 
00242 00C24 : 106 ne $R51   = $R52 
00242 00C2C : 2DE testfw $R52 00C70:

UV 10.0.16, HPUX

TIA,
Chuck Stevenson
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Re: [U2] Unit testing and UniObjects for Java

2006-06-02 Thread Wendy Smoak

On 5/8/06, Brian Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Wendy

Sorry for the long answer, and some of this sounds like it may be too late,
but you've hit a hobby horse of mine here !


(Wow, was it that long ago?)  Anyway:  Good stuff.  :)  This is
another one of those posts we need to save.  May I put the text on the
Pick Wiki?

But don't worry, you're not too late.  What you described is more or
less how I write my application code.  Each file has a pair of
S.A51.WRITE.FILENAME and S.A51.READ.FILENAME subroutines, etc.
Probably no two of them have the same set of parameters, but we try.
:)

The question of unit testing UOJ comes from a different place:
framework development.  Ever since I discovered Spring JDBC, I've
wanted... Spring UOJ.

The Spring Framework uses the Template Method pattern (and unchecked
exceptions) to turn the mess of try/catch and duplicate code you end
up writing to do simple JDBC operations, into three or four lines.

Likewise, [what may eventually become] Spring UOJ makes calling a
subroutine look like this:

   UojTemplate ut = getUojTemplate();
   //fill Object[] array of params
   ut.call( subroutineName, params );

However, there *is* a use case for a simple read without forcing
people to write and catalog a subroutine.  (Less so for a write, IMO.)
So I wrote the 'read' method for the template... and discovered that
the design of UOJ makes it *really* hard to unit test.

Part of this is simple frustration with not having the source code,
and not having the 'asjava.jar' file publicly available makes it hard
to ask questions on other lists.  (More on that later-- we need to get
the UOJ jars into the public Maven repository on ibiblio, but I'm not
sure what license they're under.)

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RE: [U2] Duplicate Print Jobs

2006-06-02 Thread Buffington, Wyatt
We've had this problem before. Had to set the buffer on the printer from
'Auto' to the maximum setting and all was well. 

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quote who=Craig Bennett
 Karl,

 When we print very large jobs, either to HP laser printers with a 
 JetDirect card, or to label printers, on a JetDirect print server, 
 the job prints fine, then starts over. I've been thinking it might be

 a buffer overflow, but can't track it down.


 We have had similar issues due to a flaky network cables -- the jobs 
 kept erroring and AIX would just restart the job.
 What platform are you on? perhaps it is your local queue config -- I 
 would try sending a large job from an non-U2 source and see what
happens.

We are on AIX 5.2, but could set the printer up on a PC somewheres. How
large a job? Do you know? One printer is dedicated to checks, so it may
be tough to get a big enough job to test with, however that's not as bad
as it is now.

The other printer is a label printer and it's going to be a bear to
trouble shoot. Our month-end jobs, which go to an Okidata 421 don't have
any problems like this. They have different problems...

Thanks,

Karl




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Re: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Wendy Smoak

On 6/2/06, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


This answer helps a lot.  Thanks.


Okay, okay, so we're still curious what you want to do with Universe,
JSF, and AJAX. :)

One of the things on my really long list of things to do is a web
front end for the 'demo' app that ships with UniData.  And then to
re-do it with different combinations of webapp frameworks and
middleware.

Lately I've been playing with Sun Java Studio Creator, which is an IDE
for creating JSF apps.  Hooking a JSF component up to a web service is
trivial with Creator.  I haven't come back around to see how far IBM
has come with 'native' web services for UniData, though.  I wasn't all
that impressed with the plain old XML handling last time I looked.

All in my spare time, of course...

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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread colin.alfke
Usually the non-numeric in an array is something silly like a , - or
a . as they will pass num() tests. However, in your case I would
expect the matches '0N' to pick those up.

It looks like ANS is user input. Any chance there are non-printable
chars in there? Although I wouldn't expect them to pass through either.

Maybe your UV version allows one of the above through???

Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada

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From: Stevenson, Charles

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

   239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
   240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
   241:  IF ANS0 THEN
   242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Piers Angliss
If ANS is a very long string of numeric characters it will cause this.
It will pass the pattern match (and the other tests) because each digit is
numeric, but as a whole it is not considered a number

Iirc, you had another of these around a year ago but I don't recall the
resolution

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Subject: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?


Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?
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Re: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread john reid

any includes?
what was entered when the message rendered?

On 6/2/06, Kevin King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right.


-Kevin
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Charles
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Subject: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

   239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
   240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
   241:  IF ANS0 THEN
   242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN

Could be the line number is not right, object  source don't line up,
but here's VLIST of same:

   00239:  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
   00239 00BD8 : 106 ne ANS   = $R44
   00239 00BE0 : 106 ne ANS B  = $R46
   00239 00BE8 : 008 and$R44 $R46  = $R48
   00239 00BF0 : 2DE testfw $R48 00CB0:

   00240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
   00240 00BF8 : 0E0 match  ANS 0N  = $R49
   00240 00C00 : 2DE testfw $R49 00CA0:

   00241:IF ANS0 THEN
   00241 00C08 : 0A6 gt ANS 0  = $R50
   00241 00C10 : 2DE testfw $R50 00C88:

   00242:   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
   00242 00C18 : 060 dyn_extractSCRATCH ANS 0 0  = $R51
   00242 00C24 : 106 ne $R51   = $R52
   00242 00C2C : 2DE testfw $R52 00C70:

UV 10.0.16, HPUX

TIA,
Chuck Stevenson
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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Brenda Price
We get this error when users enter 1.x or 1X or 2B, etc on code
like that.

Brenda

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That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right. 


-Kevin
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Charles
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 10:31 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241:  IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN

Could be the line number is not right, object  source don't line up,
but here's VLIST of same:

00239:  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
00239 00BD8 : 106 ne ANS   = $R44 
00239 00BE0 : 106 ne ANS B  = $R46 
00239 00BE8 : 008 and$R44 $R46  = $R48 
00239 00BF0 : 2DE testfw $R48 00CB0: 

00240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
00240 00BF8 : 0E0 match  ANS 0N  = $R49 
00240 00C00 : 2DE testfw $R49 00CA0: 

00241:IF ANS0 THEN
00241 00C08 : 0A6 gt ANS 0  = $R50 
00241 00C10 : 2DE testfw $R50 00C88: 

00242:   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
00242 00C18 : 060 dyn_extractSCRATCH ANS 0 0  = $R51 
00242 00C24 : 106 ne $R51   = $R52 
00242 00C2C : 2DE testfw $R52 00C70:

UV 10.0.16, HPUX

TIA,
Chuck Stevenson
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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Tony Gravagno
Stevenson, Charles wrote:
 Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
 Zero used.
 
 It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?
 
 Here's the code:
 
   239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
   240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
   241:  IF ANS0 THEN
   242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
 

I'd want to know what the value of ANS actually is.  Only thing I can think
of off-hand is that ANS = +, maybe -, though I'm not sure if UV or
various flavors consider those values greater than numeric zero.
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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Peter Veenhof
I'm on Universe 10.1.11 and I execute the following code:

  INPUT ANS
  SCRATCH = 'HELLO'
  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
 IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
IF ANS0 THEN
   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
  PRINT SCRATCHANS
   END
END
 END
  END
  STOP

And if I enter 1.x or 1X or 2B for ANS the program runs fine without
error. When I debug through it I see that all those inputs return a
false from ANS MATCHES '0N'... must be a wrong line number or something,
I'd get a debug in there and find out for sure!

Pete


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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

We get this error when users enter 1.x or 1X or 2B, etc on code
like that.

Brenda

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That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right. 


-Kevin
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Charles
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 10:31 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241:  IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN

Could be the line number is not right, object  source don't line up,
but here's VLIST of same:

00239:  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
00239 00BD8 : 106 ne ANS   = $R44 
00239 00BE0 : 106 ne ANS B  = $R46 
00239 00BE8 : 008 and$R44 $R46  = $R48 
00239 00BF0 : 2DE testfw $R48 00CB0: 

00240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
00240 00BF8 : 0E0 match  ANS 0N  = $R49 
00240 00C00 : 2DE testfw $R49 00CA0: 

00241:IF ANS0 THEN
00241 00C08 : 0A6 gt ANS 0  = $R50 
00241 00C10 : 2DE testfw $R50 00C88: 

00242:   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
00242 00C18 : 060 dyn_extractSCRATCH ANS 0 0  = $R51 
00242 00C24 : 106 ne $R51   = $R52 
00242 00C2C : 2DE testfw $R52 00C70:

UV 10.0.16, HPUX

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Re: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Roger Glenfield

fei:
Aix 5.3.  Uv 10.1.12

ANS='0+'  or ANS='0++'

Both will match '0N'.   And ANS is  0.  And you'll get the non-numeric 
for the extraction.


But
IF NUM(ANS) will fail.

As to why anyone would type in 0+

rog

Tony Gravagno wrote:

Stevenson, Charles wrote:
  

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241:  IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN




I'd want to know what the value of ANS actually is.  Only thing I can think
of off-hand is that ANS = +, maybe -, though I'm not sure if UV or
various flavors consider those values greater than numeric zero.
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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread colin.alfke
This little program brought a couple of interesting matches out:
 
FOR N = 0 TO 255
 X = CHAR(N)
 IF X MATCHES '0N' THEN CRT N: matches
NEXT N  

On UD (5.1.27 and 6.0.12) char(0) and char(253) are valid numbers.
 
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada

-Original Message-
From: Stevenson, Charles

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required.
Zero used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

   239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
   240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
   241:  IF ANS0 THEN
   242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
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Re: [U2] IBM U2 UniData ODBC sample working program

2006-06-02 Thread Symeon Breen
Angelo - I have lots - i will send one on to you off list if that is ok 


Symeon.

On 02/06/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Angelo

 Do you mean ODBC from UniData (BCI) or into UniData (UniODBC?)

 For BCI, check the (new) knowledge base at:
 www.mvopen.org/kb/

 There is an article on there Accessing SQL Data through BCI.
 This takes you through the steps and there is demo data/programs
 available.

 For ODBC, I have a similar article - but I can't post it yet! (I'm still
 waiting for the official publication before I'm allowed to do that). But if
 you email me offlist I can send you a copy.

 Brian

 After searching the archive and to no avail, I would like to know if
 anyone
 has a sample working program or (BCI.DEMO) working that could share a
 copy
 of it.
 
 Cheers,
 
 Angelo
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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Ron Sharcott
Could pattern matching be affecting the outcome?

Pattern Description
0X or ...   Any number of characters, including no characters.
nX  n number of any character.
0A  Any number of alphabetic characters, including none.
nA  n number of alphabetic characters.
n-mA  n to m number of alphabetic characters.
n-mX  n to m number of any characters.
0N  Any number of numeric characters, including none.
nN  n number of numeric characters.
n-mN  n to m number of numeric characters.
textExact text. Text must be enclosed in quotation marks.


Ron Sharcott (3635)


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From: Peter Veenhof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 12:00 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?


I'm on Universe 10.1.11 and I execute the following code:

  INPUT ANS
  SCRATCH = 'HELLO'
  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
 IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
IF ANS0 THEN
   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
  PRINT SCRATCHANS
   END
END
 END
  END
  STOP

And if I enter 1.x or 1X or 2B for ANS the program runs fine without error.
When I debug through it I see that all those inputs return a false from ANS
MATCHES '0N'... must be a wrong line number or something, I'd get a debug in
there and find out for sure!

Pete


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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 2:07 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

We get this error when users enter 1.x or 1X or 2B, etc on code like
that.

Brenda

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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 11:48 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right. 


-Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 10:31 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required. Zero
used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241:  IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN

Could be the line number is not right, object  source don't line up, but
here's VLIST of same:

00239:  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
00239 00BD8 : 106 ne ANS   = $R44 
00239 00BE0 : 106 ne ANS B  = $R46 
00239 00BE8 : 008 and$R44 $R46  = $R48 
00239 00BF0 : 2DE testfw $R48 00CB0: 

00240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
00240 00BF8 : 0E0 match  ANS 0N  = $R49 
00240 00C00 : 2DE testfw $R49 00CA0: 

00241:IF ANS0 THEN
00241 00C08 : 0A6 gt ANS 0  = $R50 
00241 00C10 : 2DE testfw $R50 00C88: 

00242:   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
00242 00C18 : 060 dyn_extractSCRATCH ANS 0 0  = $R51 
00242 00C24 : 106 ne $R51   = $R52 
00242 00C2C : 2DE testfw $R52 00C70:

UV 10.0.16, HPUX

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Re: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Wendy Smoak

On 5/31/06, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Is anyone doing JSF (Java Server Faces), and/or AJAX, not using RedBack?


Yes.  The question was so vague that I'm tempted to leave it at that. ;)

Honestly I'm happier in the 'Action Framework' world (Struts, WebWork)
than with JSF, but I have a foot in both camps.

I'm really not sure what you're asking, because your JSF application
code (whether or not it's using AJAX) should be well insulated from
any details about where the data is coming from.

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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Larry Hiscock
I had the same thought, but the only thing that will match a '0N' pattern is
an empty string () or a string of 1 or more numeric digits (0-9).  The 
should have been handled by the first IF -- IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
...


Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
http://www.wcs-corp.com 

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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 1:03 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

Could pattern matching be affecting the outcome?

Pattern Description
0X or ...   Any number of characters, including no characters.
nX  n number of any character.
0A  Any number of alphabetic characters, including none.
nA  n number of alphabetic characters.
n-mA  n to m number of alphabetic characters.
n-mX  n to m number of any characters.
0N  Any number of numeric characters, including none.
nN  n number of numeric characters.
n-mN  n to m number of numeric characters.
textExact text. Text must be enclosed in quotation marks.


Ron Sharcott (3635)


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From: Peter Veenhof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 12:00 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?


I'm on Universe 10.1.11 and I execute the following code:

  INPUT ANS
  SCRATCH = 'HELLO'
  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
 IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
IF ANS0 THEN
   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
  PRINT SCRATCHANS
   END
END
 END
  END
  STOP

And if I enter 1.x or 1X or 2B for ANS the program runs fine without error.
When I debug through it I see that all those inputs return a false from ANS
MATCHES '0N'... must be a wrong line number or something, I'd get a debug in
there and find out for sure!

Pete


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brenda Price
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 2:07 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

We get this error when users enter 1.x or 1X or 2B, etc on code like
that.

Brenda

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin King
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 11:48 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right. 


-Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.PrecisOnline.com

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stevenson, Charles
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 10:31 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

Program TIP.LIST: Line 242, Nonnumeric data when numeric required. Zero
used.

It's got to be ANS that is nonnumeric,  but how?

Here's the code:

239: IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
240:   IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
241:  IF ANS0 THEN
242: IF SCRATCHANS# THEN

Could be the line number is not right, object  source don't line up, but
here's VLIST of same:

00239:  IF (ANS# AND ANS # B) THEN
00239 00BD8 : 106 ne ANS   = $R44 
00239 00BE0 : 106 ne ANS B  = $R46 
00239 00BE8 : 008 and$R44 $R46  = $R48 
00239 00BF0 : 2DE testfw $R48 00CB0: 

00240: IF ANS MATCHES '0N' THEN
00240 00BF8 : 0E0 match  ANS 0N  = $R49 
00240 00C00 : 2DE testfw $R49 00CA0: 

00241:IF ANS0 THEN
00241 00C08 : 0A6 gt ANS 0  = $R50 
00241 00C10 : 2DE testfw $R50 00C88: 

00242:   IF SCRATCHANS# THEN
00242 00C18 : 060 dyn_extractSCRATCH ANS 0 0  = $R51 
00242 00C24 : 106 ne $R51   = $R52 
00242 00C2C : 2DE testfw $R52 00C70:

UV 10.0.16, HPUX

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RE: [U2] [UV] How can this be non-numeric?

2006-06-02 Thread Stevenson, Charles
I think Piers Angliss nailed it (once again):

 If ANS is a very long string of numeric characters it will cause this.
 It will pass the pattern match (and the other tests) because 
 each digit is numeric, but as a whole it is not considered a number

I tested it and that will cause the error.
Furthermore, I have had a similar rash of errors lately where a few
users must have asticky keyboard or something. Their ANS gets sometimes
get tested as a file id,  errors out because  256 character limit.
So this one would be consistent with that.

 Iirc, you had another of these around a year ago but I don't 
 recall the resolution

Yes, it was similar and I believe you solved that one for me, too,
Piers.
I think it involved numeric strings with spaces in it passing the NUM( )
test, but failing when actually used as a number.   I tried to look it
up on the list archive, but the search is down.  By the way, that bug
was in a sister program to this one.
_

Let me respond to the other suggestions.
Some overlapped  I think I cover averything here.
And thank-you to those who answered.
_

 It looks like ANS is user input.
yes
 Any chance there are non-printable chars in there?
yes
 Although I wouldn't expect them to pass through either.
 Maybe your UV version allows one of the above through???
I don't think so.
_

 We get this error when users enter 1.x or 1X or 2B, etc 
 on code like that.
won't pass the MATCHES '0N' test.
_

 That would be my guess, that the line number isn't right. 
I *think* if source and object line up with VLIST, the line numbers are
ok.
Has anyone seen otherwise.

_

 any includes?
1.  but I think it's clean.
Nested includes and comments at the end of an INCLUDE line have been
known to mess up line numbers.  E.g.:
   INCLUDE  PGMS   ABC.H   ;* this goofs up line counts
But I don't know if that's still true at 10.0.
_

 what was entered when the message rendered?
don't know.  I caught this after the fact in uv/errlog.
_

 Only thing I can think of off-hand is that ANS = +,
 maybe -, though I'm not sure if UV or various flavors
 consider those values greater than numeric zero.

Nope.  I tested to be sure. They don't pass MATCHES '0N' test.

_

 fei:
 Aix 5.3.  Uv 10.1.12
 
 ANS='0+'  or ANS='0++'
 
 Both will match '0N'.   And ANS is  0.  And you'll get the 
 non-numeric 
 for the extraction.

YEOW!  I tested this.  and it's ok for me on 10.0.16, HPUX.
Sounds like you've got a bug to report!

_

 On UD (5.1.27 and 6.0.12) char(0) and char(253) are valid numbers.

tested.  not a problem here.

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RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Brutzman, Bill
We here need a new religion for GUI apps.  Right now we are green-screen
with mostly Dynamic Connect and a little wIntegrate.

Because our back-end is HP-Ux, and .Net apps are not supported on a Unix
drive, a Microsoft solution is not viable.  We would not want an
intermediary Microsoft server (which could fail) between PC clients and
host.   

Thus, Java.  While Swing is tempting, Swing is rich without reach.  We
do not want to have to someday re-write Swing apps to be browser compatible
for remote access.

While I am encouraged by DE, RedBack, SB+, Adobe-Flex, and an abundance of
third-party tools, for us these products are pricey.

The pack seems to be narrowing to u2Logic and JSF.

The comments from people on this list have been a big help and are much
appreciated.

Regards,

--Bill




Because we host UniVerse

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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 1:27 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] Universe  Java  Web Client


On 6/2/06, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 This answer helps a lot.  Thanks.

Okay, okay, so we're still curious what you want to do with Universe,
JSF, and AJAX. :)

One of the things on my really long list of things to do is a web
front end for the 'demo' app that ships with UniData.  And then to
re-do it with different combinations of webapp frameworks and
middleware.

Lately I've been playing with Sun Java Studio Creator, which is an IDE
for creating JSF apps.  Hooking a JSF component up to a web service is
trivial with Creator.  I haven't come back around to see how far IBM
has come with 'native' web services for UniData, though.  I wasn't all
that impressed with the plain old XML handling last time I looked.

All in my spare time, of course...

-- 
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RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Mike Randall
The U2Logic AJAX approach seems especially interesting.   I haven't
downloaded their tools and put them through the paces but I've seen it work.
Personally,  I've fallen head over heels in love with .Net and the Micro$oft
integration and power but the rapid response and connectivity of AJAX type
tools coupled with the price is definitely worth exploring IMO.  There's
still Uniobjects out there too at that magic price point of $0.  

Good Luck in your search.

Mike

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brutzman, Bill
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 7:56 PM
To: 'u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org'
Subject: RE: [U2] Universe  Java  Web Client

We here need a new religion for GUI apps.  Right now we are green-screen
with mostly Dynamic Connect and a little wIntegrate.

Because our back-end is HP-Ux, and .Net apps are not supported on a Unix
drive, a Microsoft solution is not viable.  We would not want an
intermediary Microsoft server (which could fail) between PC clients and
host.   

Thus, Java.  While Swing is tempting, Swing is rich without reach.  We
do not want to have to someday re-write Swing apps to be browser compatible
for remote access.

While I am encouraged by DE, RedBack, SB+, Adobe-Flex, and an abundance of
third-party tools, for us these products are pricey.

The pack seems to be narrowing to u2Logic and JSF.

The comments from people on this list have been a big help and are much
appreciated.

Regards,

--Bill




Because we host UniVerse

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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 1:27 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Universe  Java  Web Client


On 6/2/06, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 This answer helps a lot.  Thanks.

Okay, okay, so we're still curious what you want to do with Universe,
JSF, and AJAX. :)

One of the things on my really long list of things to do is a web
front end for the 'demo' app that ships with UniData.  And then to
re-do it with different combinations of webapp frameworks and
middleware.

Lately I've been playing with Sun Java Studio Creator, which is an IDE
for creating JSF apps.  Hooking a JSF component up to a web service is
trivial with Creator.  I haven't come back around to see how far IBM
has come with 'native' web services for UniData, though.  I wasn't all
that impressed with the plain old XML handling last time I looked.

All in my spare time, of course...

-- 
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RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Tony Gravagno
Wendy Smoak  wrote:
 Brutzman, Bill wrote:
 Is anyone doing JSF (Java Server Faces), and/or AJAX, not using
 RedBack? 
 
 Yes.  The question was so vague that I'm tempted to leave it at that.
 ;) 
 
 I'm really not sure what you're asking, because your JSF application
 code (whether or not it's using AJAX) should be well insulated from
 any details about where the data is coming from.


I agree with Wendy's last paragraph.  I just wrote a blog entry in response
to this request about Java, JSF, Ajax, RedBack, insulation of code, etc.  I
hope some people find it useful:
http:// remove this anti-spam textNebula-RnD.com/blog/tech/2006/06/mvc.html

Of course you're welcome to have a look around the rest of the blog,
register if you want, I'll let you know when I post new entries if you
like, otherwise you won't hear from me.

Tony Gravagno
Nebula RD
TG@ removethisNebula-RnD.com
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RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread Tony Gravagno
Bill Brutzman wrote:
 We here need a new religion for GUI apps.  Right now we are
 green-screen with mostly Dynamic Connect and a little wIntegrate.
 
 Because our back-end is HP-Ux, and .Net apps are not supported on a
 Unix drive, a Microsoft solution is not viable.

Have a gander at a blog article I wrote on the topic of Linux and .NET:
http:// removethisNebula-RnD.com/blog/tech/2006
It's about half-way down the page.


 We would not want an intermediary Microsoft server (which could fail)
 between PC clients and host.

I won't contest your choices but I think it's funny that you're not
selecting a Microsoft server because it might fail.  In my experience any
box is subject to fail regardless of the OS, chips, or anything else in it.
:)


 Thus, Java.  While Swing is tempting, Swing is rich without
 reach.  We do not want to have to someday re-write Swing apps to be
 browser compatible for remote access.

 While I am encouraged by DE, RedBack, SB+, Adobe-Flex, and an
 abundance of third-party tools, for us these products are pricey.

Are you considering the session pooling aspects of these products?
Depending on how you write your app you can get as good as 100 users to one
license or as not so good as one user per license.  And these pricey
products?  In very rough numbers for some of these you can purchase for
anywhere from $150 to $300 per user license, and with yearly support fees
of about $50-60.  Have a look at another blog entry to help determine how
many licenses you might really need, and that might prompt some new
discussion about just how pricey tools might be:  It's the same page as
above, article titled How many licenses do I need?


 The pack seems to be narrowing to u2Logic and JSF.

I saw a posting yesterday that XLr8 for Eclipse was free.  Then I read on
their website that it's free to XLr8 users under current maintenance
agreements.  As I understand it XLr8 runs over RedBack.  So buying XLr8
means buying RedBack plus the development tool plus session licenses - if
you're concerned about pricey you really need to take another look at the
numbers for the various products in this industry.

Per the u2Logic web page, XLr8 runs on Microsoft's IIS (Ver. 5 or 6) using
ASP programs for the front end but that conflicts with your pre-requisite
for not running on a Microsoft server.  DesignBais uses the exact same
technology, costs less for the base product, and doesn't need the
additional (pricey) RedBack to provide session management.  If any of these
points are causing you to reconsider your options, please feel free to drop
me a note and we can talk about what's available in this market and how
various products may or may not suit your needs.

HTH
Tony
TG@ removethisNebula-RnD.com
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RE: [U2] Universe Java Web Client

2006-06-02 Thread D Averch

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From: Tony Gravagno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Universe  Java  Web Client
Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 19:27:13 -0700




 The pack seems to be narrowing to u2Logic and JSF.

I saw a posting yesterday that XLr8 for Eclipse was free.  Then I read on
their website that it's free to XLr8 users under current maintenance
agreements.  As I understand it XLr8 runs over RedBack.  So buying XLr8
means buying RedBack plus the development tool plus session licenses - if
you're concerned about pricey you really need to take another look at the
numbers for the various products in this industry.


XLr8 for Eclipse is free and no longer requires RedBack.   The Web site has 
been updated to that fact. Therefore, there is no tool cost, no session 
license cost, and no charge per Web transaction as other products are 
charging.




Per the u2Logic web page, XLr8 runs on Microsoft's IIS (Ver. 5 or 6) using
ASP programs for the front end but that conflicts with your pre-requisite
for not running on a Microsoft server.  DesignBais uses the exact same
technology, costs less for the base product, and doesn't need the
additional (pricey) RedBack to provide session management.  If any of these
points are causing you to reconsider your options, please feel free to drop
me a note and we can talk about what's available in this market and how
various products may or may not suit your needs.


XLr8 can run under IIS or Apache Tomcat, producing HTML/JavaScript code that 
is not rendered on the fly by IIS or Tomcat making it 3 to 7 times faster 
than anything out in the U2 market. Reading, writing, deleting, and 
subroutine calls are handled by AJAX and are fast or faster than telnet 
screens.
But unlike DesignBais, which you represent by the way, this product can be 
modified, enhanced, added to by anything you find on the internet.  The code 
produced by XLr8 is open and runs on either IE or Firefox.  Again, something 
DesignBais has not been able to say.


So how does U2logic do it.  Well, if you have been using our free U2Editor 
since December of last year you would know.  On June 23rd when we release 
this product, Tony, you too will see what XLr8 developers have know for a 
long time:  U2logic produces quality products, that are affordable and are 
bring U2 developers into the modern age.


Doug Averch
President
www.u2logic.com
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