Re: [U2] UniObjects.Net error message

[Hona, David]

Is this a new program/process? Do it is just stop working?

Does it rely upon label common variables, file hands/variables, etc which 
perhaps aren't defined when calling it via your call?


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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Ken Ford
Sent: Wednesday, 1 June 2011 8:50 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] UniObjects.Net error message

I wonder if anyone can assist with this problem:
We are using UniObjects.Net with Universe 10.3 on under AIX 5.3.
A web request is returning an error about a subroutine failing to complete:

[IBM U2][UODOTNET - UNICLIENT][ErrorCode=30107] The subroutine failed to 
complete successfully 

It works successfully with other web requests, and the format of the request is 
correct.
The apiserver log file reveals that the request was received, but has this line 
after the request details:

ICSubCall UVSETJMP returncode=30107.

When I run the request using a Universe request emulation program that calls 
the same subroutine, it works correctly and the output is correctly formatted.

Thanks for any help or suggestions you may have.

Ken Ford
Software Engineer (Universe, etc.)

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[U2] Multi-Value DM Comparisons WAS: uv 2 ud

[Dan McGrath]

Out of curiosity, is there anywhere that has a comprehensive Multi-Value
DB comparison?

Something like the Relational DB comparison on
Wikipedia(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_relational_database
_management_systems) but more relevant to the MV world?

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Kevin King
Sent: Wednesday, 1 June 2011 12:24 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] uv 2 ud

I for one am absolutely blown away at the price/performance of QM.  Just
getting started with it here but looking forward to seeing how far I can
push this.

On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 12:21 PM, Bob McGrath 
wrote:

> Symeon Breen  gmail.com> writes:
>
> Under these circumstances, another alternative is to migrate to 
> OpenQM, which is very mature, low cost, and very feature rich.
>
> bobm...
>
>
>
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Re: [U2] uv 2 ud

[Kevin King]

I for one am absolutely blown away at the price/performance of QM.  Just
getting started with it here but looking forward to seeing how far I can
push this.

On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 12:21 PM, Bob McGrath  wrote:

> Symeon Breen  gmail.com> writes:
>
> Under these circumstances, another alternative is to migrate to OpenQM,
> which is
> very mature, low cost, and very feature rich.
>
> bobm...
>
>
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Re: [U2] Pondering recent thread on compact framework

[Dan McGrath]

While you have a lot of great points in here Tony.

 I have to strongly disagree with the "Don't ask why, just get on the
bandwagon"

Asking "why" doesn't mean you won't do it. Asking why is fundamental to
understanding the real reasons. If you don't understand the real
reasons, you are doing no better than providing your own limited
interpretation of the users actually want and run the very real risk of
providing a solution that you "think" is what they want (for example, it
provides a GUI) as opposed to a solution the users really want.

Don't just find out 'what' the users want to achieve, understand 'why'
as well.

That is, unless you have the holy grail of users that are able to
perfectly articulate the solution that works for them each and every
time.

Regards,
Dan

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Tony Gravagno
Sent: Wednesday, 1 June 2011 8:19 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Pondering recent thread on compact framework

> From: Symeon Breen
> Well what a conversation
> 
> I think u2 has as much to do with mobile apps as sql server does. 
> Completely divorced. As programmers we should take an interest in all 
> sorts of technology , I don't call myself a picky i am a programmer, 
> what language shall i use today ?

What a conversation indeed.  Dove-tailing with Symeon's note, technology
is irrelevant, always is, it's the applications that are relevant.  Find
some app worth creating, and generate revenue selling it.  That's the
bottom line.  Many of you are employed to provide intranet solutions but
many of you, or your companies, derive income by providing solutions to
a wider audience.  We earn our income by selling what THEY want.  Find
out what that is and sell it to them.  If you work for a company, find
out what your management wants, and then provide it.  This notion of
trying to come up with an app to sell is kinda backwards - especially if
the only thing you can think of (or know about) are games.

I haven't responded to this thread recently because I've been doing some
travelling around the country.  One of my activities has been to do
demos and get field feedback for a new SMS/texting-based service I've
written backed by MV.  (Universe may be used for international/unicode
support.)  We're not using "apps" because I don't want to get involved
in the issues associated with Java or Objective-C, device-specific
limitations, or mobile OS release issues.  I need to pick low-hanging
fruit.
I'm not even jumping on the HTML5/CSS3 bandwagon yet.  With 7 billion
people on this planet, there are over 5 billion mobile devices in use.
A significant percentage does not have internet access.  While all the
ads are for flashy app-driven devices, I believe most of the devices
used today are very basic, sold without internet service plans.  Most
(I'll dare to say) users and devices make use of SMS/texting, and
statistics for billions of text messages per day worldwide support a
focus on that market.

There are two points here.

First, it all starts with the application, and all of us are involved
with business apps in one way or another.  If anyone here can't come up
with a reason to use a mobile device, just ask "real users".  In my
recent travels it was hard to keep up with the ideas that people had for
using my software (and they don't know or care that it's MV or BASIC on
the server).  As a result of the feedback, we're planning of kicking off
several small "verticalized" businesses in addition to supporting a more
horizontal consumer offering.  Users are in a better position than
technologists to express how they use devices for business.
People in this forum might not be able to come up with applications for
mobile devices, but end-users sure as heck can.
Talk to them!  Find out what your users (or prospects) need!
Don't feed people with technology ("how can we use mobile?"), ask people
what problems THEY need to solve and ask if mobile would help.

Second, if you think more in terms of Data, what you deal with every
day, then the deployment method is totally irrelevant - and it's subject
to change over time anyway.  The thing about Mobile is that it's Mobile,
not so much that it's pretty.  Focus on the benefits and dynamics of
mobile computing first, and the specifics of the UI can be discussed
after you have designed a paradigm for retrieving server data from a
mobile client.  We're starting with SMS - we might later introduce
device-specific apps as an enhancement, but we're Mobile first and app
developers second.

When GUI first arrived on the scene people in these MV forums were
asking "why GUI?" and "what would I do with a GUI?"  Even now people
still ask "how do I create a GUI?".  Overall, we're in the business of
Data Processing with a solid engine for development and execution of
business rules, not User Interface Processing.  UI's change continuously
over time.  Don't ask W

[U2] UniObjects.Net error message

[Ken Ford]

I wonder if anyone can assist with this problem:
We are using UniObjects.Net with Universe 10.3 on under AIX 5.3.
A web request is returning an error about a subroutine failing to complete:

[IBM U2][UODOTNET - UNICLIENT][ErrorCode=30107] The subroutine failed to 
complete successfully 

It works successfully with other web requests, and the format of the request is 
correct.
The apiserver log file reveals that the request was received, but has this line 
after the request details:

ICSubCall UVSETJMP returncode=30107.

When I run the request using a Universe request emulation program that calls 
the same subroutine, it works correctly and the output is correctly formatted.

Thanks for any help or suggestions you may have.

Ken Ford
Software Engineer (Universe, etc.)

Phone:
07 3013 8605
Fax:
07 3002 8400
Email:
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Re: [U2] Pondering recent thread on compact framework

[Tony Gravagno]

> From: Symeon Breen
> Well what a conversation
> 
> I think u2 has as much to do with mobile apps as sql 
> server does. Completely divorced. As programmers we 
> should take an interest in all sorts of technology , I 
> don't call myself a picky i am a programmer, what 
> language shall i use today ?

What a conversation indeed.  Dove-tailing with Symeon's note,
technology is irrelevant, always is, it's the applications that
are relevant.  Find some app worth creating, and generate revenue
selling it.  That's the bottom line.  Many of you are employed to
provide intranet solutions but many of you, or your companies,
derive income by providing solutions to a wider audience.  We
earn our income by selling what THEY want.  Find out what that is
and sell it to them.  If you work for a company, find out what
your management wants, and then provide it.  This notion of
trying to come up with an app to sell is kinda backwards -
especially if the only thing you can think of (or know about) are
games.

I haven't responded to this thread recently because I've been
doing some travelling around the country.  One of my activities
has been to do demos and get field feedback for a new
SMS/texting-based service I've written backed by MV.  (Universe
may be used for international/unicode support.)  We're not using
"apps" because I don't want to get involved in the issues
associated with Java or Objective-C, device-specific limitations,
or mobile OS release issues.  I need to pick low-hanging fruit.
I'm not even jumping on the HTML5/CSS3 bandwagon yet.  With 7
billion people on this planet, there are over 5 billion mobile
devices in use.  A significant percentage does not have internet
access.  While all the ads are for flashy app-driven devices, I
believe most of the devices used today are very basic, sold
without internet service plans.  Most (I'll dare to say) users
and devices make use of SMS/texting, and statistics for billions
of text messages per day worldwide support a focus on that
market.

There are two points here.

First, it all starts with the application, and all of us are
involved with business apps in one way or another.  If anyone
here can't come up with a reason to use a mobile device, just ask
"real users".  In my recent travels it was hard to keep up with
the ideas that people had for using my software (and they don't
know or care that it's MV or BASIC on the server).  As a result
of the feedback, we're planning of kicking off several small
"verticalized" businesses in addition to supporting a more
horizontal consumer offering.  Users are in a better position
than technologists to express how they use devices for business.
People in this forum might not be able to come up with
applications for mobile devices, but end-users sure as heck can.
Talk to them!  Find out what your users (or prospects) need!
Don't feed people with technology ("how can we use mobile?"), ask
people what problems THEY need to solve and ask if mobile would
help.

Second, if you think more in terms of Data, what you deal with
every day, then the deployment method is totally irrelevant - and
it's subject to change over time anyway.  The thing about Mobile
is that it's Mobile, not so much that it's pretty.  Focus on the
benefits and dynamics of mobile computing first, and the
specifics of the UI can be discussed after you have designed a
paradigm for retrieving server data from a mobile client.  We're
starting with SMS - we might later introduce device-specific apps
as an enhancement, but we're Mobile first and app developers
second.

When GUI first arrived on the scene people in these MV forums
were asking "why GUI?" and "what would I do with a GUI?"  Even
now people still ask "how do I create a GUI?".  Overall, we're in
the business of Data Processing with a solid engine for
development and execution of business rules, not User Interface
Processing.  UI's change continuously over time.  Don't ask Why,
just get on the bandwagon and sell what people want, or your
competition will continue to earn the fees that you do not, while
you're still wondering what to do with the newfangled gizmo of
the day.

Regards,
T

Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Development
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Re: [U2] Does anyone have an MV BASIC cheatsheet?

[John Thompson]

There is this that is in the works...

http://www.keyally.com/prdb.html

Charles a way that you can add to it via email though links on the site.
 Although, since submitting a few things, I have not heard much back.



On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 12:55 PM, dennis bartlett wrote:

> Ok, so now that the conversation has rotated slowly around a never ending,
> entirely unconnected point, which I never quite grasped, what exactly would
> you want written?
>
> I don't mind writing a cheat sheet, a PDF book, whatever, and yes, Sir
> Noah,
> a collaboration would be fun (which would in itself be the motivation
> required).
>
> Been in Pick, Reality, Revelation, JBase, and others since 1983.. what is
> it
> you'd like to know?
>
> dennis bartlett
>
>
>
>
> On 28 March 2011 14:57, Brian Leach  wrote:
>
> > Hi Tony et al
> >
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Re: [U2] uv 2 ud

[Bob McGrath]

Symeon Breen  gmail.com> writes:

Under these circumstances, another alternative is to migrate to OpenQM, which is
very mature, low cost, and very feature rich.

bobm...




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Re: [U2] Video Quirk

[Israel, John R.]

That did it.

Thanks!


John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
1125 Byers Road
Miamisburg, OH  45342


-Original Message-
From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org 
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Colin Alfke
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 11:30 AM
To: 'U2 Users List'
Subject: Re: [U2] Video Quirk

I've found doing a CRT TERM.DEFN<14,1> resets the colours back to the defined 
background for the terminal type when I use the SB.INPUT routine in a 
standalone program. It may help here, but I've never seen this happen in an 
actual screen.

Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada

-Original Message-
From: mhilbert 

 John,
 The data you are managing probably has control character sequences. For 
 display purposes, you should replace all characters below char(32) with 
 ".".
 For reseting the colors, try HELP BASIC @
 Regards,
 Marc


 On Tue, 31 May 2011 11:18:25 -0400, Israel, John R. wrote:
> I have written a program that runs from TCL to look for "bad" E-mail
> addresses in various files.  This info is then E-mailed to the user
> running the program (i.e. me) with an attachment of the problems
> found.  It then asks if you wish to fix the data.  If you say yes, it
> populates WORK<1> with all the invalid E-mails, then invokes a
> stand-alone SB screen that displays the problems (WORK<1>) on the 
> left
> and allows you to enter the corrects on the right (WORK<2>).  When 
> you
> exit this screen (either with F2 or ESC), it exists out of SB and
> updates the data as desired.
>
> The problem I am having is that the video changes colors.  While not
> a disaster, it is a little distracting.  Nothing else is impacted, 
> and
> typing MM to go back into SB re-sets the colors correctly.
>
> Does anyone know how to manually re-set the colors to go back to the
> normal ones?
>
>
> John Israel


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Re: [U2] Does anyone have an MV BASIC cheatsheet?

[dennis bartlett]

Ok, so now that the conversation has rotated slowly around a never ending,
entirely unconnected point, which I never quite grasped, what exactly would
you want written?

I don't mind writing a cheat sheet, a PDF book, whatever, and yes, Sir Noah,
a collaboration would be fun (which would in itself be the motivation
required).

Been in Pick, Reality, Revelation, JBase, and others since 1983.. what is it
you'd like to know?

dennis bartlett




On 28 March 2011 14:57, Brian Leach  wrote:

> Hi Tony et al
>
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Re: [U2] Video Quirk

[Israel, John R.]

I was not going to go into a lot of detail as to HOW I determine a bad E-mail 
recipient, but for those that want it, here is what I do:
Every 3 hours between 6AM and 6PM, a script runs on our Exchange server to 
export all the valid corporate E-mails addresses and aliases.  This is ftp'ed 
to our UNIX/UniData box.
Every 3 hours +10 minutes, cron runs a job to load this data into a file called 
ALIASES.  The 06:10 run clears the file out, but all other runs append only.  
This ensures that new values are added, but the file is never empty (even for a 
moment) during working hours.
Cron then runs a 2nd program to compare known files/fields against the ALIASES 
file.  If there is no "@" sign in the value being tested, it must be a network 
ID (which works for internal E-mails) AND it must be found in the ALIASES file. 
 If the value being tested contains an "@" sign, the program assumes it is 
valid (I cannot validate E-mail accounts for outside sources).

My NEW program (which has the minor video problem) looks at key files/fields 
for E-mail recipients and will run AFTER the one described above.  We have 
inherited some domains/E-mails as we have acquired other companies and these 
addresses are all still valid.  However, our PREFERRED corporate email always 
ends in "@daytonsuperior.com".

My new program treats the inherited companies/E-mails as errors so that we can 
pro-actively find everyone not using the preferred corporate E-mail standard.  
Eventually, the old ones will go away, and I want my data clean long before 
that happens.  These values (plus any others that failed the other tests) are 
loaded into WORK<1> and the new SB process is called to display them and enter 
the desired replacement value.  These replacement values MUST exist in the 
ALIASES file and either not have an "@" sign (a network ID) or end in 
"@daytonsuperior.com".

The video quirk appears as soon as the SB process (input screen) finishes.  It 
is not caused by control values.  It is the same sort of thing that often 
happens with the debugger.  It does no harm, but is annoying.


John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
1125 Byers Road
Miamisburg, OH  45342


-Original Message-
From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org 
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charlie Noah
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 11:31 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Video Quirk

Hi John,

Are you validating the existence of the address or just structure? I use 
a Thunderbird addon to verify address existence, but an automated 
verification would be icing on the cake.

Thanks,
Charlie Noah

On 05-31-2011 10:18 AM, Israel, John R. wrote:
> I have written a program that runs from TCL to look for "bad" E-mail 
> addresses in various files.  This info is then E-mailed to the user running 
> the program (i.e. me) with an attachment of the problems found.  It then asks 
> if you wish to fix the data.  If you say yes, it populates WORK<1>  with all 
> the invalid E-mails, then invokes a stand-alone SB screen that displays the 
> problems (WORK<1>) on the left and allows you to enter the corrects on the 
> right (WORK<2>).  When you exit this screen (either with F2 or ESC), it 
> exists out of SB and updates the data as desired.
>
> The problem I am having is that the video changes colors.  While not a 
> disaster, it is a little distracting.  Nothing else is impacted, and typing 
> MM to go back into SB re-sets the colors correctly.
>
> Does anyone know how to manually re-set the colors to go back to the normal 
> ones?
>
>
> John Israel
> Senior Programmer/Analyst
> Dayton Superior Corporation
> 1125 Byers Road
> Miamisburg, OH  45342
>
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Re: [U2] Video Quirk

[Colin Alfke]

I've found doing a CRT TERM.DEFN<14,1> resets the colours back to the defined 
background for the terminal type when I use the SB.INPUT routine in a 
standalone program. It may help here, but I've never seen this happen in an 
actual screen.

Hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada

-Original Message-
From: mhilbert 

 John,
 The data you are managing probably has control character sequences. For 
 display purposes, you should replace all characters below char(32) with 
 ".".
 For reseting the colors, try HELP BASIC @
 Regards,
 Marc


 On Tue, 31 May 2011 11:18:25 -0400, Israel, John R. wrote:
> I have written a program that runs from TCL to look for "bad" E-mail
> addresses in various files.  This info is then E-mailed to the user
> running the program (i.e. me) with an attachment of the problems
> found.  It then asks if you wish to fix the data.  If you say yes, it
> populates WORK<1> with all the invalid E-mails, then invokes a
> stand-alone SB screen that displays the problems (WORK<1>) on the 
> left
> and allows you to enter the corrects on the right (WORK<2>).  When 
> you
> exit this screen (either with F2 or ESC), it exists out of SB and
> updates the data as desired.
>
> The problem I am having is that the video changes colors.  While not
> a disaster, it is a little distracting.  Nothing else is impacted, 
> and
> typing MM to go back into SB re-sets the colors correctly.
>
> Does anyone know how to manually re-set the colors to go back to the
> normal ones?
>
>
> John Israel


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Re: [U2] Video Quirk

[Charlie Noah]

Hi John,

Are you validating the existence of the address or just structure? I use 
a Thunderbird addon to verify address existence, but an automated 
verification would be icing on the cake.


Thanks,
Charlie Noah

On 05-31-2011 10:18 AM, Israel, John R. wrote:

I have written a program that runs from TCL to look for "bad" E-mail addresses in various files.  
This info is then E-mailed to the user running the program (i.e. me) with an attachment of the problems 
found.  It then asks if you wish to fix the data.  If you say yes, it populates WORK<1>  with all the 
invalid E-mails, then invokes a stand-alone SB screen that displays the problems (WORK<1>) on the 
left and allows you to enter the corrects on the right (WORK<2>).  When you exit this screen (either 
with F2 or ESC), it exists out of SB and updates the data as desired.

The problem I am having is that the video changes colors.  While not a 
disaster, it is a little distracting.  Nothing else is impacted, and typing MM 
to go back into SB re-sets the colors correctly.

Does anyone know how to manually re-set the colors to go back to the normal 
ones?


John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
1125 Byers Road
Miamisburg, OH  45342

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Re: [U2] Video Quirk

[mhilbert]

John,
The data you are managing probably has control character sequences. For 
display purposes, you should replace all characters below char(32) with 
".".

For reseting the colors, try HELP BASIC @
Regards,
Marc


On Tue, 31 May 2011 11:18:25 -0400, Israel, John R. wrote:

I have written a program that runs from TCL to look for "bad" E-mail
addresses in various files.  This info is then E-mailed to the user
running the program (i.e. me) with an attachment of the problems
found.  It then asks if you wish to fix the data.  If you say yes, it
populates WORK<1> with all the invalid E-mails, then invokes a
stand-alone SB screen that displays the problems (WORK<1>) on the 
left
and allows you to enter the corrects on the right (WORK<2>).  When 
you

exit this screen (either with F2 or ESC), it exists out of SB and
updates the data as desired.

The problem I am having is that the video changes colors.  While not
a disaster, it is a little distracting.  Nothing else is impacted, 
and

typing MM to go back into SB re-sets the colors correctly.

Does anyone know how to manually re-set the colors to go back to the
normal ones?


John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
1125 Byers Road
Miamisburg, OH  45342

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[U2] Video Quirk

[Israel, John R.]

I have written a program that runs from TCL to look for "bad" E-mail addresses 
in various files.  This info is then E-mailed to the user running the program 
(i.e. me) with an attachment of the problems found.  It then asks if you wish 
to fix the data.  If you say yes, it populates WORK<1> with all the invalid 
E-mails, then invokes a stand-alone SB screen that displays the problems 
(WORK<1>) on the left and allows you to enter the corrects on the right 
(WORK<2>).  When you exit this screen (either with F2 or ESC), it exists out of 
SB and updates the data as desired.

The problem I am having is that the video changes colors.  While not a 
disaster, it is a little distracting.  Nothing else is impacted, and typing MM 
to go back into SB re-sets the colors correctly.

Does anyone know how to manually re-set the colors to go back to the normal 
ones?


John Israel
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Dayton Superior Corporation
1125 Byers Road
Miamisburg, OH  45342

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[U2] Infoflo INV.INDEX

[Martin Braid]

All files ending in INDEX are updated via the SB dictionary function /FD
(filename)   F10, XREF and Define.

Initially, the index file is created and built here, thereafter the
operating system maintains it as long as the SB screen has the Write
Flag set.

(If not, then it needs to be updated via a manual call to
SB.UPDATE.BTREE as per IIWRITE)

 

In your example, this maintains DICT INV $CROSS.REF

i.e. if a record is created/changed/deleted, the matching index (if
affected) is created/changed/deleted also.


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