Re: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread George Smith
Try PP.



On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Kathleene M Hunter <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but the
> PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.  This
> running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what
> happens
> when it runs.
>
> *
> Here is the PROC
> 001: PQN
> 002: O HERE
> 003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT
> 004: PW
> 005: 0 DONE
> *
> Here is the output
> HERE
>
> 17 records select to list 0.
>
> DONE
> ***
>
> Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
> enter to execute.
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RE: [U2] SAP Migration

2008-07-30 Thread Allen E. Elwood
Hey Kebbon,

I've done this before and basically what the diff is between sql and mv is
the mv's.

So let's say you have an order, and on that order are order lines.  sql will
only be able to handle the single value data from the order and that would
go into one ascii file.

The order lines would need to be broken down into their own records in a
separate file.  The first field of each line would be order*line.nbr, and
then the rest of the single value info for that line would be the rest of
the record - tab delimited.  If there was multiple delivery data for each
line in a sub-valued-group, that too would then need to be broken down into
it's own file with the first field being order*line*delivery.

When this gets sucked up into SQL the first field becomes the index that
points to a record number in a file where the rest of the data is.

Good old ISAM(stinky old ISAM actually)

What I did was to write a program that would analyze the dicts for each file
and pull them into groups of groups using the associated field (this was on
a database where the dicts where actually maintained specifically so it
would be SQL compliant).

Then after manually reviewing this document with the conversion team, we'd
decide which fields were needed and I would then tweak the output from the
groups of groups file setting flag to note it needed to be included and what
order it was to be in - like if it was to be the third field then I'd put in
a 3, even though it might have been the attr in the original file.

Then run another program that would build the INCLUDES for the fields that
were needed and then stick that into a skeleton program, and run another
program to tweak the file names in the skeleton program so it would be
specific to the file being downloaded and in the order desired.

This allowed me to only write a few programs, so that once the decision was
made as to what fields to include and their order, I just had to do a little
data entry, run a few routines and bingo, download completed.  Even so it
took months to go through the motions to create all the programs.  Since
they were in their own library, I then wrote a program that would read that
library and execute all the programs in sequence so that on the cutoff date
the operator wouldn't be able to forget anything.

It was a lot more work for the guys on the SQL side.  Three guys had to be
hired to put all the stuff into the SQL files that I was creating from the
MV side.  So much for *upgrading* their database.  You'd think they would
have gotten a clue that they were spending three times as much to convert TO
the new database as it took to convert FROM the old database, but no.

hth,

Allen E. Elwood
www.tortillafc.com
Quality Code Since 1978


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We have a client that has been purchased by another company and they run
SAP.  We have been asked to assist in the migration process and to provide
specific data in "both Excel and SQL format".  I must confess, I am not sure
what they mean by "SQL format".  Is there a standard layout I should be
aware of?
TIA
Kebbon
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RE: [U2] UniData PROC tip: DB command

2008-07-30 Thread Kathleene M Hunter
It not a buffer

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R83 style for this is:

D0 - display all
D1 - display buffer 1
D2 - display buffer 2
etc

/Scott Ballinger
Pareto Corporation
Edmonds WA USA
206 713 6006

On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 4:46 PM, Wally Terhune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Kathleene's posting jogged my memory on this...
>
> DB (Display Buffers) command works in UniData PROCs. Very helpful for
> debugging PROC.
> I think this is unique to UniData? (MV seasoned vetrans care to comment?)
>
> DB on a line all by itself will display all buffers (varies for PQN vs PQ
> proc).
> Once you see all of the buffer names, you can just display one.
> For instance, to display the primary input buffer:
>
> DB PIB
>
> Haven't fielded a support case with PROC questions in years, though.
(IIRC)
> regards,
>
>  Wally Terhune   Mark your
>  U2 Support Architectcalendar!
>  IBM Information Management Software
>  Tel: (303) 773-7969 T/L
>  656-7969
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RE: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread Kathleene M Hunter
That works thanks too. THanks

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INSERT after the SELECT on the next line. STON
Change the PW to PP


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kathleene M
Hunter
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 4:51 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but
the
PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.
This
running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what
happens
when it runs.

 

*

Here is the PROC

001: PQN

002: O HERE

003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT

004: PW

005: 0 DONE

*

Here is the output

HERE

 

17 records select to list 0.

 

DONE

***

 

Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
enter to execute.
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Re: [U2] UniData PROC tip: DB command

2008-07-30 Thread Scott Ballinger
R83 style for this is:

D0 - display all
D1 - display buffer 1
D2 - display buffer 2
etc

/Scott Ballinger
Pareto Corporation
Edmonds WA USA
206 713 6006

On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 4:46 PM, Wally Terhune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Kathleene's posting jogged my memory on this...
>
> DB (Display Buffers) command works in UniData PROCs. Very helpful for
> debugging PROC.
> I think this is unique to UniData? (MV seasoned vetrans care to comment?)
>
> DB on a line all by itself will display all buffers (varies for PQN vs PQ
> proc).
> Once you see all of the buffer names, you can just display one.
> For instance, to display the primary input buffer:
>
> DB PIB
>
> Haven't fielded a support case with PROC questions in years, though. (IIRC)
> regards,
>
>  Wally Terhune   Mark your
>  U2 Support Architectcalendar!
>  IBM Information Management Software
>  Tel: (303) 773-7969 T/L
>  656-7969
>  Mobile: (303) 807-6222
>  Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>  http://www.ibm.com/software/data/u2/support
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[U2] UniData PROC tip: DB command

2008-07-30 Thread Wally Terhune
Kathleene's posting jogged my memory on this...

DB (Display Buffers) command works in UniData PROCs. Very helpful for
debugging PROC.
I think this is unique to UniData? (MV seasoned vetrans care to comment?)

DB on a line all by itself will display all buffers (varies for PQN vs PQ
proc).
Once you see all of the buffer names, you can just display one.
For instance, to display the primary input buffer:

DB PIB

Haven't fielded a support case with PROC questions in years, though. (IIRC)
regards,

 Wally Terhune   Mark your
 U2 Support Architectcalendar!
 IBM Information Management Software
 Tel: (303) 773-7969 T/L
 656-7969
 Mobile: (303) 807-6222
 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 http://www.ibm.com/software/data/u2/support

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RE: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread Kathleene M Hunter
Did not know that there was a differences. 

Thank you

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Try changing it from PQN to PQ.

Bruce Lunt

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Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 1:51 PM
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Subject: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but the
PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.  This
running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what happens
when it runs.

 

*

Here is the PROC

001: PQN

002: O HERE

003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT

004: PW

005: 0 DONE

*

Here is the output

HERE

 

17 records select to list 0.

 

DONE

***

 

Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
enter to execute.
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RE: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread Nick Gettino
INSERT after the SELECT on the next line. STON
Change the PW to PP


Nicholas M Gettino | Director of Development | EnRoute Emergency
Systems, an Infor company | office: 813-207-6998 | fax: 678-393-5389
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.enroute911.com
Register Now! | EnRoute Emergency Systems Customer Conference |
September 22-25, 2008 | Mainsail Suites Hotel & Conference Center |
Tampa, Florida
 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kathleene M
Hunter
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 4:51 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but
the
PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.
This
running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what
happens
when it runs.

 

*

Here is the PROC

001: PQN

002: O HERE

003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT

004: PW

005: 0 DONE

*

Here is the output

HERE

 

17 records select to list 0.

 

DONE

***

 

Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
enter to execute.
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[U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread Kathleene M Hunter
Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but the
PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.  This
running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what happens
when it runs.

*
Here is the PROC
001: PQN
002: O HERE
003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT
004: PW
005: 0 DONE
*
Here is the output
HERE

17 records select to list 0.

DONE
***

Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
enter to execute.
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RE: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread Lunt, Bruce
Try changing it from PQN to PQ.

Bruce Lunt

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Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 1:51 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but the
PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.  This
running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what happens
when it runs.

 

*

Here is the PROC

001: PQN

002: O HERE

003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT

004: PW

005: 0 DONE

*

Here is the output

HERE

 

17 records select to list 0.

 

DONE

***

 

Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
enter to execute.
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[U2] TEST

2008-07-30 Thread Kathleene M Hunter
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[U2] [UniData/Windows] Proc wait not working.

2008-07-30 Thread Kathleene M Hunter
Have a proc that I want to have it wait before executing the select but the
PW is not working. Are there UDT.OPTIONS that cause this not to work.  This
running on  Windows NT with UniData.  Below is the proc and the what happens
when it runs.

 

*

Here is the PROC

001: PQN

002: O HERE

003: HSELECT FIEL WITH ACCT

004: PW

005: 0 DONE

*

Here is the output

HERE

 

17 records select to list 0.

 

DONE

***

 

Why did  it not show what is going to execute  and wait until I pressed
enter to execute.
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[U2] SAP Migration

2008-07-30 Thread Kebbon Irwin
We have a client that has been purchased by another company and they run 
SAP.  We have been asked to assist in the migration process and to provide 
specific data in "both Excel and SQL format".  I must confess, I am not sure 
what they mean by "SQL format".  Is there a standard layout I should be 
aware of?

TIA
Kebbon
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RE: [U2] U2UG Board Meeting - Mini Minutes

2008-07-30 Thread Ron White
Any idea where Laura's article can be read?  I might have an application
for the product.

Ron White

[snip]
. Laura announced that she has published an article based on Brian
Leach's use of MVScript to build the U2UG web site using U2 technology.

. We will be organizing a webinar on how to use MVscript for
interested board members.
[/snip]
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RE: [U2] Job required : Cape Town

2008-07-30 Thread Israel, John R.
I got the following at my home E-mail, and am passing this on to anyone 
interested.  I have no more details than what I am including.  It could be good 
- it could be bogus.
==
I'm in need of someone for a West Palm Beach client...They have a 40 hour a 
week strictly telecommute position. The project is to go thru their backend web 
code and change out the Redback for Uniobjects. Please let me know if you or 
someone you know would be interested. The client wants to fill this position 
ASAP...Any UniObjects experience is the key..At least 20 of the hours must 
be during business hours...

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

==

John Israel
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
721 Richard St.
Dayton, OH  45342
937-866-0711 x44380

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 Hi all

I've been retrenched. The company is outsourcing. 15+ years pick / d3 /
universe, html. Able to learn, teach, excellent at documentation.

I have a South African passport and am willing to travel anywhere. If an
overseas post, perhaps a contract post lest cabin fever gets a hold of me
;-)

Any advice, ideas welcome.

Dennis Bartlett
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RE: [U2] Data Displayer

2008-07-30 Thread Brutzman, Bill
Kevin:

Thanks for writing.  I was unClear on the syntax for the mask and I was
hoping that someone would look at the code and flag the fluff.

--B

 begin case
   case Width > 20  ;  Width = 6
   case Width < 1   ;  Width = 1
 case not(num(Width)) ;  Width = 6
 end   case
  Mask = 'L#' : Width
 print R.File Mask : Red  : '_' : Grn :

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No offense, but do you realize that big CASE statement could be reduced to
three lines?

If (Width LT 1 or Width GT 20) Then Width = 6
Mask = "L#" : Width
print R.File Mask : Red : '_' : Grn :
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RE: [U2] Getting stuck inside DOS shell UV-W2000

2008-07-30 Thread Brian Leach
Hi

Try creating a verb pointer direct to the gpg executable rather than going via 
the DOS command.

Brian
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Subject: [U2] Getting stuck inside DOS shell UV-W2000

Gentlemen,
Does anyone know how to shell to DOS from UV-Basic without losing control 
of 
the possibility to respond to INPUT generated from the DOS program that was 
called?
For example if I do EXECUTE "DOS /c gpg etc" to encrypt a data file, I 
would want that the DOS gpg program prompt me for a value and then 
continue. 
The only thing that occurs when I do this is that my session gets hung.
Any helpful hints?
Version 10.2.3 W2000
Many thanks,
Marc Hilbert 
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[U2] U2UG Board Meeting - Mini Minutes

2008-07-30 Thread Susan Joslyn
The U2 User Group Board met via conference call at 4:00p US Eastern time on
Tuesday, July 29, 2008.

In attendance were Laura Hirsh, Chuck Barouch, Ross Morissey and Susan
Joslyn

 

Business discussed included:

. Recent acquisition of u2ug.com to be pointed to our u2ug.org site.

. Someone posted that they wish we had a place for utilities,
applications and services.  We talked about having a rotating top so that it
wouldn't be the same companies on the top of the page.  No action on this
yet.

. We still like the idea of an Iu2db page (like the imdb/internet
movie database) on our web site that talks about US, the people that work in
U2.  No action on this yet.

. Laura announced that she has published an article based on Brian
Leach's use of MVScript to build the U2UG web site using U2 technology.

. We will be organizing a webinar on how to use MVscript for
interested board members.

. We are still working to get an automated "Better & Better"
procedure.  [Better & Better is the name of the process for users to make
recommendations and requests for enhancement to the U2 databases and tools.
The requests are researched and vetted then put forward to IBM with the
weight of the user group behind them.]

. It was voted that the secretary will post a miniature version of
the minutes on the U2 List (and here I am!)

 

 

Submitted by Susan Joslyn, Board Member-at-large serving as Secretary.

 

 

Regards,

Susan Joslyn

SJ+ Systems Associates, Inc.

PRC(r) Real software configuration management for U2!
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[U2] RE: Invalid Lock Sequence Write Errors

2008-07-30 Thread Israel, John R.
We are also running Epicor's Avanti.  I looked at my program vs. what you had
written.  I noticed 2 things, neither one of which should cause such a serious
error, but it might point you in some direction.



1) we are running unaltered software, and the WRITE statement you mentioned is
on a different line.  Our WRITE is on line 112 while yours is on 115.



2) in our code, it is using a key of WHKEY.  You wrote that you are using
WH.KEY (note the extra period).



If neither of these point you in a useful direction, I would take Wally's
advice and call Epicor.



I have asked another PICK programmer here with 20+ years of experience, and
that error does not sound familiar to either of us.  Let us know what the
solution is.





John Israel

Sr. Programmer/Analyst

Dayton Superior Corporation

721 Richard St.

Dayton, OH  45342

937-866-0711 x44380



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I'm getting the following error that's bailing me out of a UniData (version
6.0.9) subroutine. Because I thought it might be corruption, I ran guide,
found no corruption, but a little undersized. I created a new file at correct
modulo, then copied all records from original file over, then renamed new file
to INVWHS. All records copied over (did a count on both). Ran guide on the new
file and everything was as it should be. But I'm still getting the errors.
So...I went in and verified I could edit the individual record, file it, even
copy to new record name and delete original, and that's all working.











In ../../../floprogs/live/LIVE.IIBASE8/BP8.0/_MRPS4029.1 at line 115 UPL error
= 102 : Invalid lock sequence



In ../../../floprogs/live/LIVE.IIBASE8/BP8.0/_MRPS4029.1 at line 115 Lockname
(376257 1073807361) RX -- 13359104



PT->fid -- (376257 1073807361) IX



R(13359104)--[1 0] 703(X 1)







In ../../../floprogs/live/LIVE.IIBASE8/BP8.0/_MRPS4029.1 at line 115 upl lock
error(102).



In ../../../floprogs/live/LIVE.IIBASE8/BP8.0/_MRPS4029.1 at line 115 1:error
in U_dyn_hash for file 'INVWHS', key '46483*195', number=6522



In ../../../floprogs/live/LIVE.IIBASE8/BP8.0/_MRPS4029.1 at line 115 Fatal
error: WRITE error







This is not just one record (hit about 20 so far), but here's the syntax

below:



The syntax at line 115 is WRITE ITEM.WH ON FILE.WH,WH.KEY.



The record was locked about 10 lines earlier...

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RE: [U2] Green Software -> Green Business

2008-07-30 Thread Ross Ferris
As an observer from across the water, and given the litigious nature I
perceive pervading the US, I just wonder what will happen to this
initiative the first time an employee is hit & injured whilst travelling
to work? If the community had bike lanes and/or trails that were JUST
for bikes, it would be safer --> unless of course one of the bike riders
runs over an innocent pedestrian  I'm probably just FAR too cynical
:-(

Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage > Better by Design!


>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:owner-u2-
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan Joslyn
>Sent: Wednesday, 30 July 2008 3:25 AM
>To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
>Subject: Re: [U2] Green Software -> Green Business
>
>Don Verhagen made the point that we do what comes naturally
>(conveniently)
>and sometimes that's green and sometimes it's not.  For me, I admit,
>that's
>true.  My green efforts have stemmed from what is convenient and less
>expensive, I admit it.  I just think that it's lucky we are in an
>industry /
>business where being greener and doing what is better and cheaper all
>line
>up!
>
>My sister's company issued a "green offer" to the employees that it
>would
>pay for a bicycle for any employee that would ride it to work.  So my
>sister
>jumped on it, got a great new bicycle and rides it to work every day
and
>is
>the world's biggest enthusiast now.  She's lost weight and says she
>feels 20
>years younger.  It's a huge triple win.
>
>I thought I might hear a few stories like my sister's company bicycle.
I
>guess these kinds of initiatives are still rare, but expect they will
>become
>more common -- both for the "marketing appeal" of being able to claim
>greenness and because of the price of gas.
>
>Susan
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RE: [U2] Data Editor

2008-07-30 Thread Symeon Breen
In the menu that wintegrate creates when installed it is called wintegrate
editor, or in the install directory it is wintedit.exe - you need to have
installed the developer tools on the wintegrate install to  get it tho



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brutzman, Bill
Sent: 29 July 2008 22:15
To: 'u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org'
Subject: RE: [U2] Data Editor

Where... is it in wIntegrate?  I have a copy of wIntegrate installed on a PC
that I use all of the time.

--Bill

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Symeon Breen
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 4:52 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Data Editor


Wintegrate has an excellent visual editor - it auto saves to your hard disk
as well, and will work offline, and then you can resave when you re connect.
All in allan excellent telnet client, gui generator, editor etc etc


Or for free use the unidebugger bundled on your clients cd - this is an
excellent tool and I dont understand why everyone does not use it at least
some of the time.


Symeon.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 28 July 2008 20:47
To: 'u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org'
Subject: [U2] Data Editor

I expect that there are some tools to view and edit UniVerse data that would
work on HP-Ux 11i v2.

I need to know what is available, both free and not free.

--Bill
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