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2008-07-02 Thread Patricia Wilson
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Subject: Fw: [U2] locking question

I'd say that if you don't have locking problems, and as there is not a
great difference from 97 to 110, that would mean that your applications
are not requiring more locks.
The recommendation is to make sure that all users will have sufficient
room for locking, and will not get an error like : "READU threshold
reached, lock on "%s" denied!"

> Is the rule of thumb about the value of GSEMNUM valid for other
systems?
> We are running UV 10.2.3 on Win2003 server with a 110 UV user license.
> Our VAR set GSEMNUM to 97. Is this likely to cause any problems?
>
> I hasten to say we have no locking issues on our system.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Laure Hansen

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[U2] Uniobjects.net READU Question

2007-03-01 Thread Patricia Wilson
Issue: When you do a READU on a record that doesn't exist, the first
time it fails and hits the exception, but the second read is successful
- even though the record still doesn't exist.



Why? Is this a bug?

   try

{

UniSession u=UniObjects.OpenSession("host", "login",
"passwd", "account", "uvcs");

UniFile file=u.CreateUniFile("filename");

file.UniFileLockStrategy =
UniObjectsTokens.UVT_EXCLUSIVE_READ;

UniDynArray record;

for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)

{

try

{

record = file.Read("reckey");

txtStatus.Text += string.Format("Try#{0}: read
successful\r\n", i);

}

catch (Exception ex)

{

txtStatus.Text += string.Format("Try#{0}: read
exception: {1}\r\n", i, ex.Message);

}

}

UniObjects.CloseSession(u);

}

catch (Exception ex)

{

txtStatus.Text += string.Format("session exception:
{0}\r\n", ex.Message);

}













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[U2] Help ! UNIRPC

2007-02-16 Thread Patricia Wilson
Has anyone experienced any issues with unirpc?



-We are running Universe 10.1.17 on 3 machines and 10.1.4 on another.
They all communicate via unirpc services, and we keep having outages!



-  Has anyone experienced issues with different versions of UV
talking to each other?

-  Has anyone experienced issues with the client side dll's not
being the correct release? (IBM said to look at this)

-  Has anyone experienced issues with setting the unirpc timeout
parameter via the command line and having the service not behave
correctly?



ANY and all feedback or gems of knowledge are welcomed and appreciated!





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[U2] Who uses Transaction Logging in Universe ???

2006-11-01 Thread Patricia Wilson
I am investigating using transaction logging on our Universe DB. We are
running 10.1.17 on AIX 5.3...



*   Who uses it - Love it or hate it?
*   Downsides/Upsides/Gotchyas!
*   Any 3rd party alternatives?
*   General Remarks



I need the 411 that the Universe PDF neglects to tell you about -



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[U2] Ok - who knows InterCall?

2006-11-01 Thread Patricia Wilson
Yes, yes, I know Why are we still using InterCall? - long story



Question:

Is there (and if so where) logging for Intercall transactions/calls to
the host system?



Thanks!



PS - We didn't ever find out who/what deleted our line item file.. per
your fabulous advice - it looks

like it wasn't done in Universe...



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[U2] Re: Have You ever seen this

2006-10-25 Thread Patricia Wilson
Hey Guys!



 All your emails have been great. Steve O'Neil has been helping us
figure out this mystery, and we have been looking at everyone's
responses to get

some ideas to investigate...  Our team is STILL fixing order/invoice
issues as a result of this mess, and I have been unable to respond to
the postings, but I wanted to say

THANK YOU to everyone... I will keep you updated , and if you think of
anything else Let me know!





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[U2] Have you ever seen this?

2006-10-23 Thread Patricia Wilson
Good Morning,



 We are running Universe 10.1.17 on AIX 5.3 and we had an incident last
week were one of more heavily used files, the LINEITEM file, all of the
sudden

go to 0 bytes. Normally, this file has over 46K records.  It wasn't a
peak load time, and there haven't been any recent changes to any BP's.
We had it happen again on another

system, to the same file, LINEITEM. 2 Different boxes, 2 different files
(same name) @ 2 different times.



Could Universe do this some how?

Is it sabotage?

Has anyone else ever had this happen?



Any Ideas?



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RE: [U2] Help! Uniobjects for .NET Users

2006-08-14 Thread Patricia Wilson
C# -


Are you my white in shining armor?

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C# or VB?

Thanks,
 
Nick Cipollina
 
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Subject: [U2] Help! Uniobjects for .NET Users

Ok - here's the deal fellow board members. My boss is trying out
Uniobjects for .NET for an app and has some simple

Questions for the experienced user of which he has asked me (who he
knowingly doesn't use that technology), and asked me to

Post them. However, I think it would be much easier if I could just have
someone spend 10 minutes answering his questions on

The phone then me interpreting what he says and posting it...



Any takers here?  I am desperate!!!







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[U2] Help! Uniobjects for .NET Users

2006-08-14 Thread Patricia Wilson
Ok - here's the deal fellow board members. My boss is trying out
Uniobjects for .NET for an app and has some simple

Questions for the experienced user of which he has asked me (who he
knowingly doesn't use that technology), and asked me to

Post them. However, I think it would be much easier if I could just have
someone spend 10 minutes answering his questions on

The phone then me interpreting what he says and posting it...



Any takers here?  I am desperate!!!







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[U2] Basic Uniobjects for .NET Question

2006-08-08 Thread Patricia Wilson
Why do you have to have a session going to manipulate an array you have
already read in?  Why can't I read in

the array, close the connection,. Then manipulate the array (insert
command,etc) it without having a persistent connection, then if I NEED
to write

it back, I can reopen up a connection and write it back



Can someone explain the basics ?



Thanks!





Quick Guide - Out of Uniobjects  for .Net doc

The following code sample written in C# provides a quick guide for
software developers working in UniObjects for .NET.

using System;

using IBMU2.UODOTNET;

UniSession us1=null

try

{

us1=UniObjects.OpenSession("DENVER\\asmith","xxxi","localhost",

"DEMO","UDCS");

//open customer file

UniFile fl=us1.CreateUniFile("customer");

//use UniDataSet

string[]sArray={"2","3", "4"};

UniDataSet uSet=fl.ReadRecords(sArray);

UniRecord q2=uSet["2"];

string sq2=q2.ToString();

UniRecord q3=uSet["3"];

string sq3=q3.ToString();

UniRecord q4=uSet["4]'

string sq4=q4.ToString();

//use UniCommand

UniCommand cmd=us1.CreateUniCommand();

cmd.Command="List VOC SAMPLE 10";

cmd.Execute();

string response_str=cmd.Response;

Console.WriteLine("Response from UniCommand:",response_str);




Code Samples for UniObjects for .NET 5-4 C:\Program
Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.0\Universe



//test UniDynArray

UniDynArray pArray=us1.CreateUniDynArray("a");

pArray.Insert(1,"b");

pArray.Insert(1,"c");

pArray.Insert(1,"d");

Console.WriteLine("Result from UniDynArray is:",pArray.ToString());

UniDynArray ur = pArray.Extract(2);

Console.WriteLine("Result from UniDynArray Extract is:",ur.ToString());

ur=pArray.Extract(3);

Console.WriteLine("Result from UniDynArray Extract is:",ur.ToString());

}

catch(Exception ex)

{

if(us1 !=null && us1.isActive)

{

UniObjects.CloseSession(us1);

us1=null

}

MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);

}

finally

{

if(us1 !=null && us1.IsActive)

{

UniObjects.CloseSession(us1);





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RE: [U2] Unirpc

2006-07-25 Thread Patricia Wilson
Oh I found my answer in this Technote on IBM's website 

Is there a way to cause the "unirpcd" to timeout? 

Problem
"unirpcd" requires a series of communication handshakes between the
client and server component before a service can be open and closed
down. If one of these handshakes is missing then the "unirpcd" will hang
in a wait / listening state thereby by "hanging" the "unirpcd" daemon.
This problem creates a situation where no new rpc services can be
started. 

A timeout parameter was created to allow unirpcd abandon waiting for the
other part of the incoming request after a certain time so that it can
accept new requests. This fix is the result of a number of cases where
the unirpcd is left hanging waiting for input from the client and the
unirpcd daemon never getting it. The addition of this parameter is the
result of ECASE 5040 and applies to UniVerse 10.x and UniData 6.x 

Cause 
"unirpcd" was hanging due to client session not responding with
information for the "unirpcd" to process

Solution
NOTE: This applies to UNIX and Linux systems. 
The "unirpcd" daemon can be started "manually" with a timeout value. The
syntax is as follows: 

./unirpcd -timeout300 

There is no space between "-timeout" and the actual value. The timeout
value is in units of "seconds". In this case, the time is for 300
seconds. 

The minimum meaningful timeout value is "1". 

Note: This must be done at the command line. Existing menus, procedures,
and other code that already have a start sequence in them to start the
"unirpcd" will have to be changed to include this parameter. Until then,
these automated process will continue to start the "unirpcd" without any
timeout value.

 

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Firewall? 

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Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 9:33 AM
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Subject: [U2] Unirpc

Has anyone seen, or have any idea why the Unirpc service would just
stop working?  You could grep  the service and

see it there, but no other systems could to 'talk' to the box in
question, and would eventually come back with the message

saying no unirpc connection.



Thoughts?



UniVerse 10.1.17

AIX 5.3



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[U2] Unirpc

2006-07-21 Thread Patricia Wilson
Has anyone seen, or have any idea why the Unirpc service would just stop
working?  You could grep  the service and

see it there, but no other systems could to 'talk' to the box in
question, and would eventually come back with the message

saying no unirpc connection.



Thoughts?



UniVerse 10.1.17

AIX 5.3



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RE: [U2] PHANTOM question

2005-12-09 Thread Patricia Wilson
IBM Release notes - 


7894Prior to this release, UniVerse incorrectly interpreted
any command line argument to the PHANTOM command containing
a -U to indicate that the PHANTOM command should be run as
a different user, and that the user name would follow the
-U argument. Therefore, a command such as PHANTOM LIST -USER
would fail. The PHANTOM command has been corrected to ensure
any -U contained on the command line has one space on either
side to indicate the intention to run the command as a 
different user.

Problems Fixed in UniVerse Release 10.1.13 (Build 8290)

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Glen,

I ran into this issue a couple of months ago.  The issue with "-U" when
starting a phantom appears to be a bug in the command line parser.  When
I
type in the command:

   PHANTOM DAILY-UPDATE

The command line parser thinks "-U" is the user option (for the PHANTOM
command), and subsequently fails.  It doesn't appear to have anything to
do
whether your root or not.

FYI - If I rename my paragraph from "DAILY-UPDATE" to "DAILY.UPDATE", it
works as expected.
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[U2] GCI

2005-01-24 Thread Patricia Wilson
Hello



 I want to hear any thoughts/words of wisdom you may have on using GCI
to call subroutines VS Just shelling out and executing a command.
Performance Issues? Upgrade Issues? Etc. I need a way to send data, from
Universe, to be encrypted and decrypted using a C API to a Hardware
Security Module.



Thanks



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