Re: [U2] Using DICT items in basic program

2011-05-16 Thread Vaishali Patil
Hi,

Can you tell me how can we crate a dict item to sort a specific multivalue.
For eg a file name is CLIENT.
And I want to list the CLIENT keys with 2nd multivalue of 2st field.

i.e CLIENT Vaishali
1
2 Pune char(253)mumbai

and when I list the result should appear like :

Vaishali  mumbai.

Your help will be appriciated.
Thanks,




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Re: [U2] Using DICT items in basic program

2011-05-16 Thread Dan McGrath
If you are using UniData you can create an I-type dictionary. 
For the location (attribute 2 in the dictionary) put either
EXTRACT(@RECORD,2,2,0) or, alternatively, if you already have a D-Type
dictionary for the 2nd field (let us call it ADDRESS for arguments
sake), you could put EXTRACT(ADDRESS,1,2,0)

Now, if we called the above dictionary item 'CITY', you can get your
required listing (sorted by CITY, ascending) by:

LIST CLIENT CITY BY CITY

If you are using UniVerse, this should be fairly similar.

Regards,
Dan

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Subject: Re: [U2] Using DICT items in basic program

Hi,

Can you tell me how can we crate a dict item to sort a specific
multivalue.
For eg a file name is CLIENT.
And I want to list the CLIENT keys with 2nd multivalue of 2st field.

i.e CLIENT Vaishali
1
2 Pune char(253)mumbai

and when I list the result should appear like :

Vaishali  mumbai.

Your help will be appriciated.
Thanks,




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[U2] UVSQL CALL with MSSQL Openquery against linked UV server.

2011-05-16 Thread Boydell, Stuart
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has used the SQL CALL statement from MSSQL against a 
linked UV server and got it working.

I have a linked server set up in MSSQL using UniOLEDB which works for most SQL 
queries. I now find I need to call a basic program to do some work to setup the 
result set I need. I have built and tested the program which does some updating 
and sets @hstmt using SQLExecDirect().

Using a simple third party OLEDB client (ADO Query Tool 
http://www.gpoulose.com/), the CALL to the program returns the expected row set.
However, if I try the same query from within SSMS it bombs out with an error.

Using ADO QueryTool:
   Works:   CALL ZSELECT_CUST(1)

Using MSSQL Management Studio:
   Works:   select * from openquery(UVServer,'SELECT * FROM CUST SLIST QQQ')
   Doesn't work:select * from openquery(UVServer,'CALL ZSELECT_CUST(1)')
 And returns the error: Cannot get the column information from OLE 
DB provider IBM.UniOLEDB for linked server UVServer.

The other possibility might be running as a 4 part exec - which also isn't 
working for me.
   Exec UVServer...[ZSELECT_CUST(1)]

Which returns Msg 7411, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Server 'UVServer' is not 
configured for RPC.

In the meanwhile I can work around the issue by SELECTING from an I type which 
runs the setup program... but that's not what I would like to do.

Anyone have any experience with getting this type of thing going?

Cheers,
Stuart Boydell





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Re: [U2] UVSQL CALL with MSSQL Openquery against linked UV server.

2011-05-16 Thread Hona, David
Hi Stuart,

I've used SQLExecDirect with UV before, we always allocate and prepare for each 
of the required parameter markers. Then call UV BASIC subroutines via 
SQLExecDirect.

I would hazard a guess that QueryTool is doing a SQLExec and Transact-SQL 
pass-through is doing a SQLExecDirect. The later which requires the parameters 
to be pre-declared using SQLPrepare in order for the query result set to be 
returned successfully.

You could test this by calling DATE using both tools and see what happens. As 
it has no parameters - I suspect both queries should work. Whereas, anything 
requiring parameters is likely to fail where the tool is using SQLExecDirect.

Finally, is your ZSELECT_CUST a BASIC subroutine? Is it globally catalogued? If 
not, try cataloguing it as *ZSELECT_CUST and then call it like CALL 
*ZSELECT_CUST(1), etc.

Hope this helps... :)

Regards,
David


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Subject: [U2] UVSQL CALL with MSSQL Openquery against linked UV server.

Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has used the SQL CALL statement from MSSQL against a 
linked UV server and got it working.

I have a linked server set up in MSSQL using UniOLEDB which works for most SQL 
queries. I now find I need to call a basic program to do some work to setup the 
result set I need. I have built and tested the program which does some updating 
and sets @hstmt using SQLExecDirect().

Using a simple third party OLEDB client (ADO Query Tool 
http://www.gpoulose.com/), the CALL to the program returns the expected row set.
However, if I try the same query from within SSMS it bombs out with an error.

Using ADO QueryTool:
   Works:   CALL ZSELECT_CUST(1)

Using MSSQL Management Studio:
   Works:   select * from openquery(UVServer,'SELECT * FROM CUST SLIST QQQ')
   Doesn't work:select * from openquery(UVServer,'CALL ZSELECT_CUST(1)')
 And returns the error: Cannot get the column information from OLE 
DB provider IBM.UniOLEDB for linked server UVServer.

The other possibility might be running as a 4 part exec - which also isn't 
working for me.
   Exec UVServer...[ZSELECT_CUST(1)]

Which returns Msg 7411, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Server 'UVServer' is not 
configured for RPC.

In the meanwhile I can work around the issue by SELECTING from an I type which 
runs the setup program... but that's not what I would like to do.

Anyone have any experience with getting this type of thing going?

Cheers,
Stuart Boydell





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Re: [U2] UVSQL CALL with MSSQL Openquery against linked UV server.

2011-05-16 Thread Boydell, Stuart
Hi David,
The CALL DATE syntax didn't work in SSMS. I tried global cataloguing 
*ZSELECT_CUST which also didn't work.
Looks like SSMS is not playing nicely so I don't think I'll spend too much more 
time on this.
Many thanks,
Stuart

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Sent: Tuesday, 17 May 2011 11:44
To: 'U2 Users List'
Subject: Re: [U2] UVSQL CALL with MSSQL Openquery against linked UV server.

Hi Stuart,

I've used SQLExecDirect with UV before, we always allocate and prepare for each 
of the required parameter markers. Then call UV BASIC subroutines via 
SQLExecDirect.

I would hazard a guess that QueryTool is doing a SQLExec and Transact-SQL 
pass-through is doing a SQLExecDirect. The later which requires the parameters 
to be pre-declared using SQLPrepare in order for the query result set to be 
returned successfully.

You could test this by calling DATE using both tools and see what happens. As 
it has no parameters - I suspect both queries should work. Whereas, anything 
requiring parameters is likely to fail where the tool is using SQLExecDirect.

Finally, is your ZSELECT_CUST a BASIC subroutine? Is it globally catalogued? If 
not, try cataloguing it as *ZSELECT_CUST and then call it like CALL 
*ZSELECT_CUST(1), etc.

Hope this helps... :)

Regards,
David


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Sent: Monday, 16 May 2011 5:48 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: [U2] UVSQL CALL with MSSQL Openquery against linked UV server.

Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has used the SQL CALL statement from MSSQL against a 
linked UV server and got it working.

I have a linked server set up in MSSQL using UniOLEDB which works for most SQL 
queries. I now find I need to call a basic program to do some work to setup the 
result set I need. I have built and tested the program which does some updating 
and sets @hstmt using SQLExecDirect().

Using a simple third party OLEDB client (ADO Query Tool 
http://www.gpoulose.com/), the CALL to the program returns the expected row set.
However, if I try the same query from within SSMS it bombs out with an error.

Using ADO QueryTool:
   Works:   CALL ZSELECT_CUST(1)

Using MSSQL Management Studio:
   Works:   select * from openquery(UVServer,'SELECT * FROM CUST SLIST QQQ')
   Doesn't work:select * from openquery(UVServer,'CALL ZSELECT_CUST(1)')
 And returns the error: Cannot get the column information from OLE 
DB provider IBM.UniOLEDB for linked server UVServer.

The other possibility might be running as a 4 part exec - which also isn't 
working for me.
   Exec UVServer...[ZSELECT_CUST(1)]

Which returns Msg 7411, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Server 'UVServer' is not 
configured for RPC.

In the meanwhile I can work around the issue by SELECTING from an I type which 
runs the setup program... but that's not what I would like to do.

Anyone have any experience with getting this type of thing going?

Cheers,
Stuart Boydell





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[U2] XAdmin

2011-05-16 Thread Bill Haskett
Does the Eclipse-based XAdmin tool, provided by RS on the client CD, 
only work with UniData 7.2 and higher?  I can't seem to connect to any 
UD v7.1 machines.  Will I have to reinstall UniAdmin in order to access 
those machines?


Thanks,

Bill Haskett
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Re: [U2] XAdmin

2011-05-16 Thread Colin Alfke

I think so. I believe it's in the release notes. I was trying to get it to 
connect to a 7.1 windows machine but kept getting a message about an invalid 
account. I found a tech note saying there were some x... files that were 
required on the server - but they seemed to be already there. I didn't have 
time to take it any further.
 
hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
 

 From: wphaskett
 Subject: [U2] XAdmin
 
 Does the Eclipse-based XAdmin tool, provided by RS on the client CD, 
 only work with UniData 7.2 and higher? I can't seem to connect to any 
 UD v7.1 machines. Will I have to reinstall UniAdmin in order to access 
 those machines?
 
 Thanks,
 
 Bill Haskett
  
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