[U2] [uv] 10.1

[Haas, John]

Is there a way to automate a full database backup.  I have a backup that uses 
the following command to capture all of the data.  I am looking for something 
similar for the database account.  I would like to be able to schedule the 
backup instead of having to run it from UniAdmin.

Thanks,

John.

u:\uv\bin\uvbackup -f -v -cmdfil "d:/FTEBackup.txt" -t MT0


The FTEBackup.txt includes the following:

\entry1\FTE.OFFICES
\entry1\FTE.WORK
\entry1a\FTE.MASTER
\entry1a\RIGHTS
\entry1a\FTE.PLAN.LOC
\entry1a\FTE.RATIOS
\entry1b\FTE.PLAN.HEADCOUNT
\entry1b\CONTROL
\entry1c\FTE.BYR.HEADCOUNTS
\entry1c\FTE.PLAN
\entry1c\AT-MF
\entry1c\FTE.OFFICES.LOC
\entry1c\LITIGATION.CONTROL
\update2\AT.LAW
\update2b\ATTY.CALENDAR
\update3a\AT.TOTALS
\update4b\FTE.DETAIL
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.MASTER
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_RIGHTS
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.PLAN
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_AT.LAW
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.PLAN.HEADCOUNT
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.OFFICES
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.BYR.HEADCOUNTS
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.DETAIL
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_CONTROL
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_AT-MF
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_AT.TOTALS
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_ATTY.CALENDAR
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.PLAN.LOC
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.OFFICES.LOC
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.RATIOS
\u1\LMS.DICT\D_FTE.WORK



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RE: [U2] Universe Logins

[Haas, John]

Nope. The name in UV.LOGINS and AD match.

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Subject: Re: [U2] Universe Logins


Hi John

Check the case (upper/lower/mixed) of the user's name in Active Directory - If 
the case there doesn't not match the case in UV.LOGINS, you get this problem.

For example:  In Active Directory username = ArnoldB.  In UV.LOGINS, username = 
arnoldb causes this.

I learnt this the hard way when we migrated from Unix to Windows a couple of 
years ago; now I set up usernames in lowercase as a rule.

HTH

Arnold Bosch
IT Administrator
Taeuber & Corssen SWA (Pty) Ltd



   
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I am using the Windows Universe platform version 10.1.18.

I have a user that receives the message indicating that she is restricted from 
logging into the account, and the telnet session closes.

Other users login without any problem.   There is an entry in UV.LOGINS,
the
domain is set correctly and the path to the account is set correctly.  I have 
the user policy set to 'home directory' and the full path D:\dir\uvaccount set 
for the users.  There is no local login.

Are there any permissions that need to be set on the Windows directory?

Any thoughts on what I missed in the set-up of this user.

Thanks.




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[U2] Universe Logins

[Haas, John]

I am using the Windows Universe platform version 10.1.18.

I have a user that receives the message indicating that she is restricted from
logging into the account, and the telnet session closes.

Other users login without any problem.   There is an entry in UV.LOGINS, the
domain is set correctly and the path to the account is set correctly.  I have
the user policy set to 'home directory' and the full path D:\dir\uvaccount set
for the users.  There is no local login.

Are there any permissions that need to be set on the Windows directory?

Any thoughts on what I missed in the set-up of this user.

Thanks.




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RE: [U2] Transfer Files from UNIX to NT

[Haas, John]

Thanks,  uvbackup/restore works perfectly.


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jerry Banker
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 4:39 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Transfer Files from UNIX to NT


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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Subject: [U2] Transfer Files from UNIX to NT

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] Transfer Files from UNIX to NT

[Haas, John]

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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RE: [U2] NETWORKING

[Haas, John]

This is from the startup script in /sbin/rc2.d.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Will
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 12:08 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] NETWORKING


   John,
   Thanks.
   How did you get the printout you sent?
   Will
   Haas, John wrote:

We are using lantronix on HP-UX. The setup is below.  The port numbers (300x) c 
orrespond to the number of ports on the lanronix. We are using 8 port boxes.
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz5 -x dcterm -p 3001 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz4 -x dcterm -p 3002 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz3 -x dcterm -p 3003 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz2 -x dcterm -p 3004 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz1 -x dcterm -p 3005 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz0 -x dcterm -p 3006 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyf -x dcterm -p 3007 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyye -x dcterm -p 3008 -k
##
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyd -x orlterm -p 3001 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyc -x orlterm -p 3002 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyb -x orlterm -p 3003 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyya -x orlterm -p 3004 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy9 -x orlterm -p 3005 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy8 -x orlterm -p 3006 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy7 -x orlterm -p 3007 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy6 -x orlterm -p 3008 -k

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.org] On Behalf Of Will
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 8:39 PM
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Subject: [U2] NETWORKING

   Our  Lantronics  server  lost configuration for the off site terminals
   and  printers.  Lantronics  help  desk  says  we  must  tell  them the
   listening  port  numbers  on the HP9000 running HP-UX Universe. Anyone
   know how to determine those ports? Kind Regards, Will

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RE: [U2] NETWORKING

[Haas, John]

We are using lantronix on HP-UX. The setup is below.  The port numbers (300x) 
correspond to the number of ports on the lanronix. We are using 8 port boxes.
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz5 -x dcterm -p 3001 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz4 -x dcterm -p 3002 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz3 -x dcterm -p 3003 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz2 -x dcterm -p 3004 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz1 -x dcterm -p 3005 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyz0 -x dcterm -p 3006 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyf -x dcterm -p 3007 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyye -x dcterm -p 3008 -k
##
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyd -x orlterm -p 3001 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyc -x orlterm -p 3002 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyyb -x orlterm -p 3003 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyya -x orlterm -p 3004 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy9 -x orlterm -p 3005 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy8 -x orlterm -p 3006 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy7 -x orlterm -p 3007 -k
# /opt/hpnp/bin/hpnptyd -m /dev/ptym/ptyy6 -x orlterm -p 3008 -k


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Will
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 8:39 PM
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Subject: [U2] NETWORKING


   Our  Lantronics  server  lost configuration for the off site terminals
   and  printers.  Lantronics  help  desk  says  we  must  tell  them the
   listening  port  numbers  on the HP9000 running HP-UX Universe. Anyone
   know how to determine those ports? Kind Regards, Will

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RE: [U2] Printing PDF from UniData/AIX

[Haas, John]

We use pcl2pdf, works great from the command line.  www.visual.co.uk

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Subject: [U2] Printing PDF from UniData/AIX


Is there a way to print PDF files from AIX using a command from UniData?

One of our vendors has provided a PDF file that they want us to include with 
shipments of their product.  It would be nice if I could have my existing 
process determine that a qualifying product is being shipped, and automatically 
print a copy of the PDF, rather than having to keep a stack on hand.  Our 
shipping departments use terminals, and personnel do not always have PC access.

I know Adobe has Acrobat Reader for Unix.  I've downloaded it from their 
website, but have not installed it since I don't have a graphic/wysiwyg 
terminal connected to our AIX box.  Does anyone know of an AIX command line or 
script that would let me specify the PDF file & printer and have Acrobat (or 
some other program) print it correctly?

Thanks.

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RE: [U2] Serial to EtherNet Media Converter

[Haas, John]

We use Lantronix terminal servers for all of our accounting departments. It allows a 
serial connection to our HP-UX system over our LAN/wan.  The nice thing is if the 
network is dropped the process on the HP continues to run.


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Subject: [U2] Serial to EtherNet Media Converter


While the "NPort DE-311" device from Moxa.com is a contender, it is not clear if the 
DE-311 works with HP-Unix.

I would rather not do wireless.  Suggestions on alternative devices would be 
appreciated.

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RE: [U2] How to use change(), inside a I-Desc (UV)

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0001: I
0002: FIELD(@ID,'X',1):"(X)":FIELD(@ID,'X',2)
0003:
0004: NEW ID
0005: 20L
0006: S
Bottom at line 6.

If 'X' only occurs once, this will work.

John.


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Subject: [U2] How to use change(), inside a I-Desc (UV)


OK. Can't figure out how to execute the change function
inside an I-desc.

I'm trying to do:  CHANGE(@ID,"X","(X)")

George
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RE: [U2] SPACE character ignored

[Haas, John]

Use IF TRIM(X) = TRIM(Y) THEN ...


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From: Stewart Leicester [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 11:46 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] SPACE character ignored


>How can I force them to be tested for TXT equivalence?
>
>Do I have to say:
>
>IF X = Y AND LEN(X) = LEN(Y) THEN true
>
>Except  if X = ' 1' and Y = '1 '  then LEN(X) = LEN(Y) ...
>
>It seems that leading or trailing spaces are ignored (but not embedded
>spaces) so I have to say
>
>IF LEN(X) = LEN(TRIM(X)) AND LEN(Y) = LEN(TRIM(Y)) AND X = Y THEN true
>


if 'X':X = 'X':Y then...

Crude, but works everywhere if you want X and Y to always be treated 
as strings.

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