[U2] Wiki

[Bill Haskett]

I've been trying to add something to the U2 wiki but am unable to get 
the document located in the correct category within the wiki.  I've read 
the instructions but they're of little help.  Editing other pages don't 
help either.  Looking up the wiki markups on the internet doesn't help much.


When looking at the wiki structure I see it seems to be out of 
structure, which means others are having similar problems.  It was easy 
to add a page but nearly impossible to properly insert it into the 
category structure of the wiki.


Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Bill
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Re: [U2] AccuTerm Multi-line ENTER key action

[Robert Porter]

Yes please... 
 
Thanks,
Rob

>>> Bill Haskett  10/27/2009 1:07 PM >>>
Robert:

I have a BASIC program that builds an AccuTerm input box and allows data 
entry.  I call this program from my normal programs.

If you're still interested I can post the AccuTerm program and the call 
to it.

Bill


Robert Porter said the following on 10/27/2009 8:34 AM:
> Working on a new GUI dialog box with a multi-line text entry field, and I'd 
> like the  key to simply move to the next line and not activate the 
> default action button... The help file reads:
>  
> "Normal- the Enter key adds lines to multiline edit controls, actuates 
> (clicks) an active command buttonor actuates the "OK" button, if one is 
> present."
>  
> That's sounds like what I want, and Normal is selected... but when I hit 
> enter it exec's the default button. I have to hit Shift-Enter to move to the 
> next line. I'd like to change this as I don't want to have to have them train 
> 300+ pathologists, med-tech, mlts, csr-techs, phlebs, etc. (most of whom are 
> not computer savvy) about shift-enter.
>  
> I've tried the other 2 options and they change it to act like tab... also not 
> what I want.
>  
> Any ideas?
>  
> TIA,
> Rob
>  
>  
>
> Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE
>
> Lead Sr. Programmer / Analyst
> Laboratory Information Services
> Ochsner Health System
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Re: [U2] Count tab characters

[Bill Haskett]

Colin:

You know what they say...

"In Linux the easy is hard but the hard is possible.  In Windows the 
easy is easy and the hard is $99.95.":-)


Bill


Colin Jennings said the following on 10/27/2009 6:01 AM:
Yes, sometimes it seems as though the meek may indeed inherit the 
world - and then something like this comes along and you realise that 
the average Joe will simply never understand...  :-)



Nice!


tr -d '\n' < myfile | sed 's/[^\t]//g' | wc -c



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Re: [U2] AccuTerm Multi-line ENTER key action

[Bill Haskett]

Robert:

I have a BASIC program that builds an AccuTerm input box and allows data 
entry.  I call this program from my normal programs.


If you're still interested I can post the AccuTerm program and the call 
to it.


Bill


Robert Porter said the following on 10/27/2009 8:34 AM:

Working on a new GUI dialog box with a multi-line text entry field, and I'd like the 
 key to simply move to the next line and not activate the default action 
button... The help file reads:
 
"Normal- the Enter key adds lines to multiline edit controls, actuates (clicks) an active command buttonor actuates the "OK" button, if one is present."
 
That's sounds like what I want, and Normal is selected... but when I hit enter it exec's the default button. I have to hit Shift-Enter to move to the next line. I'd like to change this as I don't want to have to have them train 300+ pathologists, med-tech, mlts, csr-techs, phlebs, etc. (most of whom are not computer savvy) about shift-enter.
 
I've tried the other 2 options and they change it to act like tab... also not what I want.
 
Any ideas?
 
TIA,

Rob
 
 


Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE

Lead Sr. Programmer / Analyst
Laboratory Information Services
Ochsner Health System

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Re: [U2] uniObjects and PAM

[bradley . schrag]

Thanks for the quick reply, Wally.

> 
> PAM support for UO is provided at UniData 7.2.0.

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Re: [U2] Re trieving Unix Date and Time stamp on records in a DIRtype file

[Dave Laansma]

Perfect.  Thank you!

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Subject: Re: [U2] Re trieving Unix Date and Time stamp on records in a
DIRtype file

Use the DIR command on the file.

Get the path of the file, append the appropriate "\" or "/", then do a
DIR.

For example, on a Unix machine:

 ITEM.ID = 'TEST'
 OPEN '','BP' TO BP THEN
FILE.PATH = FILEINFO(BP,2)
ITEM.PATH = FILE.PATH:'/':ITEM.ID
ITEM.DATE = OCONV(DIR(ITEM.PATH)<2>,'D2/')
 END
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Re: [U2] uniObjects and PAM

[Wally Terhune]

PAM support for UO is provided at UniData 7.2.0.
From the New Features Guide:

UniData 7.2 supports the PAM framework for the following products:
􀂄UniObjects
􀂄UniObjects for Java
􀂄UniObjects for .NET
􀂄InterCall
􀂄IBM JDBC Driver for UniData and UniVerse
􀂄UniData ODBC
􀂄UniOLEDB

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Subject: [U2] uniObjects and PAM

Our security people are trying to migrate us off AIX security to Active 
Directory. They're using PAM / LDAP. They converted one of our developers 
and he now gets an invalid id/password error when trying to connect to an 
account using UniObjects. This happens in mvDeveloper and a couple 
spreadsheets we've had built that connect to UniData. We can't afford to 
use the spreadsheet functionality and REALLY don't want to give up 
mvDeveloper.

Has anyone worked with UniObjects / PAM? Have you had this issue? 
Resolutions?  I don't know much about UniObjects and even less about PAM, 
but I'll try my best to answer any follow-up questions.

UniData 7.1
AIX 5.3


TIA,
Brad.
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[U2] uniObjects and PAM

[bradley . schrag]

Our security people are trying to migrate us off AIX security to Active 
Directory. They're using PAM / LDAP. They converted one of our developers 
and he now gets an invalid id/password error when trying to connect to an 
account using UniObjects. This happens in mvDeveloper and a couple 
spreadsheets we've had built that connect to UniData. We can't afford to 
use the spreadsheet functionality and REALLY don't want to give up 
mvDeveloper.

Has anyone worked with UniObjects / PAM? Have you had this issue? 
Resolutions?  I don't know much about UniObjects and even less about PAM, 
but I'll try my best to answer any follow-up questions.

UniData 7.1
AIX 5.3


TIA,
Brad.
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Re: [U2] Re trieving Unix Date and Time stamp on records in a DIR type file

[Doug Farmer]

Use the DIR command on the file.

Get the path of the file, append the appropriate "\" or "/", then do a
DIR.

For example, on a Unix machine:

 ITEM.ID = 'TEST'
 OPEN '','BP' TO BP THEN
FILE.PATH = FILEINFO(BP,2)
ITEM.PATH = FILE.PATH:'/':ITEM.ID
ITEM.DATE = OCONV(DIR(ITEM.PATH)<2>,'D2/')
 END
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Re: [U2] AccuTerm Multi-line ENTER key action

[Robert Porter]

Nevermind... I decided to move on to another issue, and after I made the change 
I noticed it wasn't picking it up either. I had 2 copies of the template out 
there and was changing the 'other' one. The other still had the button style as 
'OK' and not normal.
 
Thanks,
Rob
 
 
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Re: [U2] Re trieving Unix Date and Time stamp on records in a DIR type file

[closebutnocigar]

You could use

EXECUTE "! stat ./BP/PROG1" CAPTURING OUT

and parse out the bits you are interested in. This will show date/time of
the most recent access, modification and change



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[U2] AccuTerm Multi-line ENTER key action

[Robert Porter]

Working on a new GUI dialog box with a multi-line text entry field, and I'd 
like the  key to simply move to the next line and not activate the 
default action button... The help file reads:
 
"Normal- the Enter key adds lines to multiline edit controls, actuates (clicks) 
an active command buttonor actuates the "OK" button, if one is present."
 
That's sounds like what I want, and Normal is selected... but when I hit enter 
it exec's the default button. I have to hit Shift-Enter to move to the next 
line. I'd like to change this as I don't want to have to have them train 300+ 
pathologists, med-tech, mlts, csr-techs, phlebs, etc. (most of whom are not 
computer savvy) about shift-enter.
 
I've tried the other 2 options and they change it to act like tab... also not 
what I want.
 
Any ideas?
 
TIA,
Rob
 
 

Robert F. Porter, MCSE, CCNA, ZCE

Lead Sr. Programmer / Analyst
Laboratory Information Services
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Re: [U2] Retrieving Unix Date and Time stamp on records in a DIR type file

[Colin Alfke]

See: 

Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada

-Original Message-
From: Dave Laansma

Given any DIR type file, as defined in the VOC file.

When I read a 'record' from that type of file, which is of course
actually a file in a directory in Unix, how may I establish what the
Unix date and time stamps are on that record/file within Unidata?

I am interested specifically in Unibasic source files.  I would like to
know when the last time a given source program was 'touched'.

David Laansma


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[U2] Retrieving Unix Date and Time stamp on records in a DIR type file

[Dave Laansma]

Given any DIR type file, as defined in the VOC file.

 

When I read a 'record' from that type of file, which is of course
actually a file in a directory in Unix, how may I establish what the
Unix date and time stamps are on that record/file within Unidata?

 

I am interested specifically in Unibasic source files.  I would like to
know when the last time a given source program was 'touched'.

 

David Laansma

IT Manager

Hubbard Supply Co.

Direct: 810-342-7143

Office: 810-234-8681

Fax: 810-234-6142

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Re: [U2] Count tab characters

[Colin Jennings]

Yes, sometimes it seems as though the meek may indeed inherit the world - 
and then something like this comes along and you realise that the average 
Joe will simply never understand...  :-)



Nice!


tr -d '\n' < myfile | sed 's/[^\t]//g' | wc -c



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Re: [U2] UV Call Stack

[Bessel, Karen]

Yes, I got that from Brian Leach as well. Thanks so much!




Karen Bessel
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Plano, TX 75093
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Re: [U2] Uniobjects licence

[Doug]

UniObjects will be licensed during the grace period as well.

Regards,
Doug
www.u2logic.com 

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Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 2:58 PM
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Subject: [U2] Uniobjects licence

Does anybody know if unidata has to be fully licenced before unirpcd will
accept uniobjects connections, or will it still work during the 60 day grace
period like the rest of udt ?

 

 

Thanks

Symeon.

 

 

 

 

 

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Re: [U2] Count tab characters

[Charles_Shaffer]

Nice!

>> tr -d '\n' < myfile | sed 's/[^\t]//g' | wc -c


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Re: [U2] Count tab characters

[iggchamp]

And we have a winner.  Thanks for the help. 



I'm sure Larry's option would work great too - I probably just typed something 
wrong. 




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From: "Stuart Boydell"  
To: "U2 Users List"  
Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 7:26:05 PM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central 
Subject: Re: [U2] Count tab characters 

tr -dc '\t' < file1 | wc -c 

Stuart Boydell 


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Sent: Tuesday, 27 October 2009 10:02 
To: u2-Users 
Subject: [U2] Count tab characters 



Hi all, 



Can anyone tell me a unix command that will count the number of tab characters 
in a unix regular file?  I'm using the wc command to return bytes, lines, etc 
but now I need to count ONLY the tabs.  For some reason, I thought grep -c 
would work for me but forgot that that only returns the number of lines that 
have a tab character.  I could open the file sequentially and count but I need 
something that is fast fast fast. 



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Re: [U2] Count tab characters

[iggchamp]

Something about that wasn't liked on my system.  Returned 0 when there are 784 
in myfile.  


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Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 7:02:07 PM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central 
Subject: Re: [U2] Count tab characters 

tr -d '\n' < myfile | sed 's/[^\t]//g' | wc -c 


Larry Hiscock 
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Subject: [U2] Count tab characters 



Hi all, 



Can anyone tell me a unix command that will count the number of tab characters 
in a unix regular file?  I'm using the wc command to return bytes, lines, etc 
but now I need to count ONLY the tabs.  For some reason, I thought grep -c 
would work for me but forgot that that only returns the number of lines that 
have a tab character.  I could open the file sequentially and count but I need 
something that is fast fast fast. 



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Re: [U2] Count tab characters

[iggchamp]

No sign of a -o option.  Thanks for the reply Ben. 




- Original Message - 
From: "Ben Souther"  
To: "U2 Users List"  
Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 7:08:30 PM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central 
Subject: Re: [U2] Count tab characters 

Check your version of grep and see if it supports the -o option. 

-o matches each copy of the pattern and puts it on a separate line. 
You can then pipe the results into wc -l to get the total count for that 
character. 





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> Hi all, 
> 
> 
> 
> Can anyone tell me a unix command that will count the number of tab 
> characters in a unix regular file?  I'm using the wc command to return bytes, 
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> grep -c would work for me but forgot that that only returns the number of 
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> count but I need something that is fast fast fast. 
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