RE: [U2] client ip

2006-06-07 Thread Larry Hiscock
who -xmu works under SCO, who -mu under Redhat (or who mom loves -u
;-)


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

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on hpux you can use who am i -R to get your IP Address or who -R for
everyone on the system.

Can't remember if this works on any other nix

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 Is there a Unidata command for determining a client IP address? 
 
 
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[U2] Richard Taylor/VERTIS is out of the office.

2006-06-07 Thread Richard Taylor
I will be out of the office starting  06/07/2006 and will not return until
06/14/2006.

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RE: [U2] [UV] XMLEXECUTE syntax {Unclassified}

2006-06-07 Thread Brian Leach
Mike/David

GETXMLSUB does work : it is called (internally) from the UniXML UO.Net
object as a globally cataloged program to get an XML data set. TIP: if
you're trying to use UniXML and haven't got it to work, check that all the
uv account BP programs with 'XML' in the name are globally cataloged!
They're not at some 10.1 releases.

The documentation for UniVerse IS out of date: but I have seen correct
documentation for UniData  7.1 which unfortunately I don't have to hand
right now.

As I recall the arguments are:

XMLExecute( Command, Options, XMLData, DTDData)

Command = LIST, SORT or SELECT (SQL) command
Options = the arguments that would normally be appended to a LIST ... TOXML
e.g. ELEMENTS, WITHDTD, ROOT name etc. These as dynamic array (@FM between),
where there are settings e.g. root name these are appended with an @VM.
XMLData = return data as an XML string.
DTDData = returned DTD (optional) if WITHDTD specified.


Brian
 

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 Check the UV Account BP, source GETXMLSUB, a full-blown working
 example. Not sure if it actually works...Doesn't use the 
 syntax as shown in the 'New features' PDF at all. Interesting!
 
 Regards,
 David
 
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 Subject: [U2] [UV] XMLEXECUTE syntax {Unclassified}
 
 Folks
 
 According to the 10.1 'new features' list 
 [newfeatures.pdf], the syntax below is correct, but the 
 compiler doesn't like it.
 And of course, there's no HELP BASIC XMLEXECUTE and the 
 Basic Extensions manual says the same as the New Features Guide.
 
 Any ideas what the syntax is really supposed to be?
 
 
 Thanks
 
 
 Mike
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[U2] Réf. : RE: [U2] [UV] XMLEXECUTE syntax {Unclassified}

2006-06-07 Thread Francis Guillozo
Hi every one

Below a short sample using XMLEXECUTE

It works well on Uv 10.1.x

CMD=LIST FAMWEB TDIF LBAS CBAS CBASCDT
OPTIONS=WITHDTD:@FM:XMLMAPPING:@VM:FAMWEB_MAP
XMLSCHEMA=
MYVAR=
STATUS=XMLEXECUTE(CMD,OPTIONS,MYVAR,XMLSCHEMA)
OPEN XML TO FXML ELSE ABORT
WRITE MYVAR ON FXML,FG.XML

I hope this help you.

Francis
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De : Brian Leach
Date : 06/07/06 10:55:45
A : u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sujet : RE: [U2] [UV] XMLEXECUTE syntax {Unclassified}

Mike/David

GETXMLSUB does work : it is called (internally) from the UniXML UO.Net
object as a globally cataloged program to get an XML data set. TIP: if
you're trying to use UniXML and haven't got it to work, check that all the
uv account BP programs with 'XML' in the name are globally cataloged!
They're not at some 10.1 releases.

The documentation for UniVerse IS out of date: but I have seen correct
documentation for UniData  7.1 which unfortunately I don't have to hand
right now.

As I recall the arguments are:

XMLExecute( Command, Options, XMLData, DTDData)

Command = LIST, SORT or SELECT (SQL) command
Options = the arguments that would normally be appended to a LIST ... TOXML
e.g. ELEMENTS, WITHDTD, ROOT name etc. These as dynamic array (@FM between),
where there are settings e.g. root name these are appended with an @VM.
XMLData = return data as an XML string.
DTDData = returned DTD (optional) if WITHDTD specified.


Brian


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 Check the UV Account BP, source GETXMLSUB, a full-blown working
 example. Not sure if it actually works...Doesn't use the
 syntax as shown in the 'New features' PDF at all. Interesting!

 Regards,
 David

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 Subject: [U2] [UV] XMLEXECUTE syntax {Unclassified}

 Folks

 According to the 10.1 'new features' list
 [newfeatures.pdf], the syntax below is correct, but the
 compiler doesn't like it.
 And of course, there's no HELP BASIC XMLEXECUTE and the
 Basic Extensions manual says the same as the New Features Guide.

 Any ideas what the syntax is really supposed to be?


 Thanks


 Mike
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RE: [U2] Transfer Files from UNIX to NT

2006-06-07 Thread Haas, John
Thanks,  uvbackup/restore works perfectly.


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I have found that the easiest way is to do a UVBackup to a file, copy it to the 
new server with ftp or better yet if you can mount the file system do a cp or 
copy, then UVRestore the file. The restore does the conversion so fnuxi is not 
necessary.

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Does anyone have any advice on the easiest route to copy files from Universe 
9.6.1 (HP-UX) to Universe 10 on Windows 2000.

1.  T-Dump/T-Load

2.  FTP and fnuxi

3.  Uvbackup/uvrestore

4.  or any other options.

Thanks,

John.



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[U2][UV] Inhibiting Access to Debugger

2006-06-07 Thread Perry Taylor
Does anyone know of a way to prohibit selected users in an account from
gaining access to the debugger while still allowing all users to break
out of the application?

Thanks.

Perry Taylor
Zirmed, Inc.



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

2006-06-07 Thread Angelo Collazo
Hello fellow groupies,


After downloading the document called Accessing SQL Data through BCI, the
example is from U2 under Windows. It talks about U2 under UNIX but it
requires additional steps on how setup up ODBC because it is not native to
UNIX. I have found a .pdf file on the IBM website called Basic SQL client
Interface Guide for UniVerse. This one shows how from UNIX and UniVerse but
I need UNIX and Unidata.

My Enviroment on UniData versus UniVerse.

1- I 'm trying to follow the UNIX/UniVerse part of it and I will translate
all uv(uvhome vs udhome, uvlibs vs udlibs, ext...) I wanted to now the
following:
a- Needs UniRpc and I have UniRpc running in AIX/UniData.
root:/:# psgrep rpc

Search for rpc...
 UID PIDPPID   CSTIMETTY  TIME CMD
  daemon   98438   86376   0   Apr 22  -  0:00 /usr/sbin/rpc.statd
root 1622126   1   0   Jun 04  -  0:01
/ud/unishared/unirpc/unirpcd
root  102792   86376   0   Apr 22  -  0:00 /usr/sbin/rpc.lockd

b- Needs to run relink.uvlibs and I I have relink.udlibs? It shows that it
requires for UniVerse to be re-started?

Question:
1- Not sure if I should execute the relink.udlibs If UniRpc is already
running?, See My Enviroment #1.

c- Needs a file called UVodbc.config configured but I do NOT have a file
called UDodbc.config?

Question:
2- 2- I found ALL of this files under $UDTHOME:
root:/:# find ./ -name '*odbc*' -print|more
./ud/bin/lib.d/uddlls/libodbc.a
./ud/bin/lib.d/uddlls/odbc.so
./ud/bin/lib/uddlls/libodbc.a
./ud/bin/lib/uddlls/odbc.so
./ud/lib/uddlls/libodbc.a
./ud/lib/uddlls/odbc.so

./.odbc.ini ??  INVALID IP Address, could have been 
by predecessor trying
to setup UniData ODBC at one point?
root:/:# cat ./.odbc.ini
[MySQL-test]
Description = MySQL test database
Trace   = Off
TraceFile   = stderr
Driver  = MySQL
SERVER  = 192.168.1.26
USER= pharvey
PASSWORD=
PORT= 3306
DATABASE= test

[PostgreSQL]
Description = PostgreSQL driver for Linux  Win32
Driver  = /usr/local/lib/libodbcpsql.so
Setup   = /usr/local/lib/libodbcpsqlS.s
3- Talks about using UniAdmin or the UV account for data source creation but
the UniAdmin for the ud/sys for UniData does not have this feature?
Question:
4- What is the equivalent setup of the data source for UniData?

TIA and Cheers fellow groupies.
Angelo,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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] Inhibiting Access to Debugger

2006-06-07 Thread Martin Phillips
Hi Perry,

I don't think that UV provides a direct way to do this but you should be
able to contrive something by playing with the INTR.KEY, SUSP.KEY and
QUIT.KEY VOC entries.

These three items determine the options offered to the user when they hit
the interrupt key, suspend key or quit key as defined in the terminal
settings. If you remove the D option from, say, all except SUSP.KEY and then
arrange that your LOGIN paragraph or profile script assigns Ctrl-C as the
suspend key for users who are allowed into the debugger and as the interrupt
key for other users, this should work.


Martin Phillips, Ladybridge Systems
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RE: [U2][UV] Inhibiting Access to Debugger

2006-06-07 Thread Brian Leach
Perry

There is a VOC entry INTR.KEY.
This holds a list of characters representing the available actions.

A = abort
C = continue
L = return to login
Q = quit (logout)
D = debug

If you remove the D they should be unable to get into the debugger.
AFAIR it is read on initial login to UV, so make the change in their home
account.

Brian 

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 Subject: [U2][UV] Inhibiting Access to Debugger
 
 Does anyone know of a way to prohibit selected users in an 
 account from gaining access to the debugger while still 
 allowing all users to break out of the application?
 
 Thanks.
 
 Perry Taylor
 Zirmed, Inc.
 
 
 
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Re: [U2][UV] Inhibiting Access to Debugger

2006-06-07 Thread iggchamp
Hey Perry,

Do you have some sort of operator file?  If so, you could put a flag in there 
that tells wether a user can break or not.  In your login routine, you could 
set BREAK ON or BREAK OFF dependant on that flag.

HTH,

Scott Thompson

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 Does anyone know of a way to prohibit selected users in an account from 
 gaining access to the debugger while still allowing all users to break 
 out of the application? 
 
 Thanks. 
 
 Perry Taylor 
 Zirmed, Inc. 
 
 
 
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[U2] FW: [UV] Change in behaviour of EXECUTE ... CAPTURING at 10.1.18 {Unclassified}

2006-06-07 Thread HENDERSON MIKE, MR
Folks,

We have been using EXECUTE RetrieVe statement that generates an XML
output CAPTURING STUFF to generate XML statements in STUFF.  We then
pass the XML to a BizTalk server to update a number of other systems
from our UniVerse system.  This is done from a Trigger program when
certain files change.  
This has worked fine on 10.0.15, but since I upgraded the Development
server to 10.1.18, the STUFF variable gets a 'page feed'
ESC[HESC[J inserted every 24 lines.  Not unreasonably, this upsets
the MS XML parser in BizTalk!
Note that this is a new feature, it never happened on 10.0.15.

Does anyone know why this happens?
  - maybe I missed a uv.config file change in the upgrade?
  - maybe this is an exciting 10.1.x 'new feature' [AKA 'bug']?

I know that changing the terminal page depth works, but the TERM verb is
not allowed in Transaction State, and a Trigger is always in Transaction
State.

Unless there's a config change I can make, I can see three ways of
fixing this quickly:

1)  fiddling the TERM verb options in the VOC to allow it in
Transaction State
Nasty, will probably work, may have unexpected side-effects

2)  Filter the STUFF variable to catch and discard these lines
Crude, may increase the trigger running time significantly, but
will work

3)  Upgrade the program to use the brand-new-in-10.1 XMLEXECUTE
verb.
Documentation is sparse to non-existent, except for what the
list has already found for me.
Not sure I want to be that 'bleeding edge' for this important
production application.


And then of course, there's always

4)  Upgrade again to 10.1.pick a number, the bug has been found
and fixed



Help!


Thanks

Mike
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[U2] Fwd: XML Dom

2006-06-07 Thread Salvador Rigau
Hello,

I have a problem with de intruction

 S = XDOMLocateNode(nodo, XDOM.CHILD, XDOM.FIRST.CHILD, XDOM.ATTR.NODE,
nodo2)

it's never found a attribute

Anyone has found a workaround.

Thanks

Salvador Rigau


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Subject: XML Dom
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 Hello,

I have universe 10.1.18, I need read XML with a unknown format and load into
universe file.

Anyone has experience using XDOM in universe basic.

Thaks for all

Salvador Rigau
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