Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Robert Colquhoun]

At 12:58 PM 5/03/2004, you wrote:
That is because UV (and I presumed UD) work on two's complement integers, so
the top bit flips you between a positive and a negative integer. This is why
I work the algorithm with 8 bit blocks, so that bit 1 in the 32 bit integer
is never 1 and so BITAND works as expected.
The problem was it was using signed 64 bit integers everywhere except in 
these functions which seem to use 32 bit integers, as an example program on 
unidata:

ININT=2147483648
CRT "ININT = ":ININT
CRT "BITAND(ININT, 1) = ":BITAND(ININT, 1)
CRT "BITAND(ININT, 2^31 -1) = ":BITAND(ININT, 2147483647)
CRT "BITAND(ININT, 2 ^31) = ":BITAND(ININT, 2147483648)
:TEST
ININT = 2147483648  // = 2 ^ 31
BITAND(ININT, 1) = 1// should be 0
BITAND(ININT, 2^31 -1) = 2147483647   // should be 0
BITAND(ININT, 2 ^31) = 2147483647  // should be 2^32
In your program you have BITAND(ININT, 255) to strip out the smallest byte 
which will work if and only if ININT < 2^31

I probably should report this to ibm support, but ibm "outsourced" our 
support contract recently to a third party and i am very nervous about 
calling them up:
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2004/02/23/no_support/index_np.html

(Sorry about the ad, but article is one of the funniest i have seen this year).

 - Robert

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SV: How to start windows programs

[Björn Eklund]

It works great, thanks Stuart!
I run the UNC path (\\server\catalog\file) and that worked as a charm as a
URL.

/Björn

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> >ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/invoice12345.pdf
>
> note that if they have the latest patch from Microsoft installed,
> then this solution *may* not work as it breaks the internet
> standard of ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> However, the principle is sound. You could work round this by
> pointing it to a website instead 

This syntax will still work for ftp after patch 832894 is installed. The
patch was to bring IE into line with rfc1738 which specifically excludes
user:pass from HTTP URLs.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;834489

> We currently use sbclient to do something similar, but keep
> ending up with a dos prompt on the screen whilst the program
> (such as a webbrowser) is being run - most annoying.
> Andy

Have you tried using the bizarrely named "HTML" process? In SBClient GUI
mode it opens IE and passes it the URI without giving you a Windows command
prompt. eg. HTML,gopher://ukcc.uky.edu/












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RE: VB primer help ?

[Stuart Boydell]

> In a universe database I have a file Customers.
> In an Access database I have some of the fields of that same file
> as well, populated from the source universe file via a flat file
> transport and import.

Have you not got ODBC available?

> Now however I need to just update those rows that have changed.

If you can link or import the dumpfile to Access then use the Query tool
(wizard thing) to build an update query, you should be right. Unless you are
doing something other than overwriting based on the primary key, you
shouldn't need any code really.

If you were to import the whole table from UV to Access you can use the New
Query/Find Unmatched wizard to find differences.

Hope that helps,
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RE: VB primer help ?

[Ian McGowan]

-Original Message-
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>Maybe one of you has a trivial example of updating a row 
>in a VB macro?  All the examples I can find are doing it
>using a macro EXTERNAL to the database, when the one I'm
>using is run from inside the project... did that make sense? 

is there any reason you can't use ODBC or OLEDB and just
issue an update statement?  that would seem the most direct
route.  this link has an example of the connection string
to use for access:

http://www.asp101.com/tips/index.asp?id=98

and here's a vbscript example that inserts a bunch of rows.
you would want to loop over your flat file reading a line at
a time, issuing updates like:

sql = "update mytable set fieldx = '" & valuex & "' where"
sql = sql & " primarykey = '" & mykey & "'"
con.execute(sql)


UID = "system1"
PWD = "***"
Service = "marin"

Set oAux = CreateObject("Sys1Aux.CAux")
Set Con = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
Con.Open( "PROVIDER=MSDAORA;DATA SOURCE=" & Service & ";USER ID=" & UID &
";PASSWORD=" & PWD)

for i = 1 to 1
sql="insert into trin_temp values ('" & i & "','" & GUIDGen(oAux) &
"')"
wscript.echo sql
con.execute (sql)
next

Function GUIDGen(Aux)
Dim sGUID
sGuid = Aux.GuidGen
' Get rid of the cute curly stuff
sGUID = Mid(sGUID, 2, Len(sGUID) - 2)
GUIDGen = sGUID
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Re: VB primer help ?

[FFT2001]

In a universe database I have a file Customers.
In an Access database I have some of the fields of that same file as well, populated 
from the source universe file via a flat file transport and import.

Now however I need to just update those rows that have changed.
So in Universe I already have a way (I think) to find just what's changed and make a 
flat file.  So now I want to just load those changes to the Access database.

So I figured out how to open a macro and played around with the VB language somewhat 
but I wonder if someone could give me a few lines of help.

I can already open the flat file in VB and read a line out of it.  I can also open the 
access database in VB and read a row/field out of that.  I figured that out so far.

The flat file will have as its first field the primary key which is already setup to 
match between the uv and access files.  So what I want to do is select the row with 
that key, which I already know how to do.  But the part I'm getting stuck on is how 
exactly do you do the update?

I tried something like this
file!field = newvalue
file.update

and it complains along the lines of "that process cannot do that function" or 
something like that.

Maybe one of you has a trivial example of updating a row in a VB macro?  All the 
examples I can find are doing it using a macro EXTERNAL to the database, when the one 
I'm using is run from inside the project... did that make sense? 

Anyway...
Will
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Posted for Sara, who was having email problems.

Subject: TIME.MILLISECOND
>
> I got it wrong. As I am on leave today I have not had the chance to read
> the digest from yesterday.
> Further investigation has shown that I reached the wrong conclusion due
> directly to my inability to type correctly. My Included file actually had
> two lines which together lead to the effect I saw.
> $OPTIONS PICK
> $OPTIONS TIME.MILLISECONDS
> The incorrect spelling of MILLISECONDS which should not be plural meant
> that this was not being set correctly after the $OPTIONS PICK. My
> conclusion now reached is that the $OPTIONS PICK must be resetting 
this to
> default.
> I hang my head in shame, but have yet again learnt something new. My
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RE: Eclipse

[Ross Ferris]

Chuck,

Whilst on 1 hand I tend to agree, I think that anything that aids in the visualization 
of a process is useful.

I've read history books that talk about an archaic art form called "flowcharting", 
though I believe the practitioners are all but extinct, even though they were prolific.

UML is much more - comes back to how you use it. Horses for courses, and your mileage 
may vary.

Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage - an Evolution in Software Development


>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
>Behalf Of Results
>Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 12:29 PM
>To: U2 Users Discussion List
>Subject: Re: Eclipse
>
>Ross,
>[Warning: Let the flames begin]  I don't see UML as a step that has
>value. There are many ways to shape a project that reflect practical
>considerations. My experience of UML is that it is a method for
>separating projects from common sense and practical results.
>
>- Charles "Rational Rationale" Barouch
>
>Ross Ferris wrote:
>
>>Stuart,
>>
>>I haven't looked at Eclipse for a while (don't tell Dawn I know how to
>spell cofe :-) Maybe I should revisit to see if there are any nice "things"
>that we should incorporate into Viságe (which is already a cool development
>environment for U2)
>>
>>At one stage we had a nice schema generator that plugged into Rose, so
>maybe we could look at the UML side of things again, but I fear this would
>be dead R&D, because I don't think too many "pick" shops are likely to get
>that formal (which of itself is perhaps a shame, but I can understand the
>economic drivers)
>>
>>Ross Ferris
>>Stamina Software
>>Visage - an Evolution in Software Development
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>-Original Message-
>>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
>>>Behalf Of Stuart Boydell
>>>Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 10:35 AM
>>>To: U2 Users Discussion List
>>>Subject: RE: Eclipse
>>>
>>>
>>>
Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?


>>>Hi Ross,
>>>I'm interested in all of the above but in the case of Eclipse, just the
>>>IDE.
>>>It's very cool, have you seen it? It should be simple to create a plug-in
>>>for it for U2.
>>>
>>>For those who aren't familiar with Eclipse (www.eclipse.org), it's a
>>>development framework (IDE) "for nothing in particular". That is, it is
>>>adaptable to a range of different development tools, like an open source
>>>version of Visual Studio (but, as it's users say, much better).
>>>
>>>It was originally written by IBM and donated to the open source
>community.
>>>You can create "plug-ins" for it for whichever particular languages or
>>>tools
>>>you work with, the tools should then integrate. Obviously alot of work
>has
>>>been done using it in the Java & WebSphere Studio realm but Eclipse
>>>shouldn't be confused with just those tools. One should, in theory, be
>able
>>>to use it to create MV schemas, workflows etc and then generate the
>>>database
>>>& code from it or reverse engineer existing MV DBs... maybe.
>>>
>>>So, as for using Eclipse to create web services or stuff with Java,
>>>Rational
>>>or WebSphere, that's a possibility but at this stage I'm just interested
>in
>>>it as a potentially very cool development platform for U2.
>>>
>>>I'm interested to hear from anyone who has experience with Eclipse and
>>>their
>>>views on its aplicability to the U2 environment.
>>>
>>>Cheers,
>>>Stuart
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Craig Bennett]

>> LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(ININT, 255)
>> 
>> ININT = INT(ININT/256)

>When trying to implement hash algorithms i noticed values > 32 bits do not
>work properly with some of the basic functions in unidata and i think
>universe.  Definitely MOD() and i think BITAND() had problems.

That is because UV (and I presumed UD) work on two's complement integers, so
the top bit flips you between a positive and a negative integer. This is why
I work the algorithm with 8 bit blocks, so that bit 1 in the 32 bit integer
is never 1 and so BITAND works as expected.

Not that I actually tested the code :)

Craig

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RE: How to start windows programs

[Stuart Boydell]

> >ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/invoice12345.pdf
>
> note that if they have the latest patch from Microsoft installed,
> then this solution *may* not work as it breaks the internet
> standard of ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> However, the principle is sound. You could work round this by
> pointing it to a website instead 

This syntax will still work for ftp after patch 832894 is installed. The
patch was to bring IE into line with rfc1738 which specifically excludes
user:pass from HTTP URLs.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;834489

> We currently use sbclient to do something similar, but keep
> ending up with a dos prompt on the screen whilst the program
> (such as a webbrowser) is being run - most annoying.
> Andy

Have you tried using the bizarrely named "HTML" process? In SBClient GUI
mode it opens IE and passes it the URI without giving you a Windows command
prompt. eg. HTML,gopher://ukcc.uky.edu/












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Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Robert Colquhoun]

Hello,

At 08:44 AM 5/03/2004, Craig Bennett wrote:

LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(ININT, 255)

ININT = INT(ININT/256)
When trying to implement hash algorithms i noticed values > 32 bits do not 
work properly with some of the basic functions in unidata and i think 
universe.  Definitely MOD() and i think BITAND() had problems.

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Re: Eclipse

[Results]

Ross,
   [Warning: Let the flames begin]  I don't see UML as a step that has 
value. There are many ways to shape a project that reflect practical 
considerations. My experience of UML is that it is a method for 
separating projects from common sense and practical results.

   - Charles "Rational Rationale" Barouch

Ross Ferris wrote:

Stuart,

I haven't looked at Eclipse for a while (don't tell Dawn I know how to spell cofe :-) Maybe I should revisit to see if there are any nice "things" that we should incorporate into Viságe (which is already a cool development environment for U2)

At one stage we had a nice schema generator that plugged into Rose, so maybe we could look at the UML side of things again, but I fear this would be dead R&D, because I don't think too many "pick" shops are likely to get that formal (which of itself is perhaps a shame, but I can understand the economic drivers)

Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage - an Evolution in Software Development
 

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Stuart Boydell
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 10:35 AM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: RE: Eclipse
   

Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?
 

Hi Ross,
I'm interested in all of the above but in the case of Eclipse, just the
IDE.
It's very cool, have you seen it? It should be simple to create a plug-in
for it for U2.
For those who aren't familiar with Eclipse (www.eclipse.org), it's a
development framework (IDE) "for nothing in particular". That is, it is
adaptable to a range of different development tools, like an open source
version of Visual Studio (but, as it's users say, much better).
It was originally written by IBM and donated to the open source community.
You can create "plug-ins" for it for whichever particular languages or
tools
you work with, the tools should then integrate. Obviously alot of work has
been done using it in the Java & WebSphere Studio realm but Eclipse
shouldn't be confused with just those tools. One should, in theory, be able
to use it to create MV schemas, workflows etc and then generate the
database
& code from it or reverse engineer existing MV DBs... maybe.
So, as for using Eclipse to create web services or stuff with Java,
Rational
or WebSphere, that's a possibility but at this stage I'm just interested in
it as a potentially very cool development platform for U2.
I'm interested to hear from anyone who has experience with Eclipse and
their
views on its aplicability to the U2 environment.
Cheers,
Stuart








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RE: Eclipse

[Ross Ferris]

Stuart,

I haven't looked at Eclipse for a while (don't tell Dawn I know how to spell cofe :-) 
Maybe I should revisit to see if there are any nice "things" that we should 
incorporate into Viságe (which is already a cool development environment for U2)

At one stage we had a nice schema generator that plugged into Rose, so maybe we could 
look at the UML side of things again, but I fear this would be dead R&D, because I 
don't think too many "pick" shops are likely to get that formal (which of itself is 
perhaps a shame, but I can understand the economic drivers)

Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage - an Evolution in Software Development


>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
>Behalf Of Stuart Boydell
>Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 10:35 AM
>To: U2 Users Discussion List
>Subject: RE: Eclipse
>
>> Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?
>
>Hi Ross,
>I'm interested in all of the above but in the case of Eclipse, just the
>IDE.
>It's very cool, have you seen it? It should be simple to create a plug-in
>for it for U2.
>
>For those who aren't familiar with Eclipse (www.eclipse.org), it's a
>development framework (IDE) "for nothing in particular". That is, it is
>adaptable to a range of different development tools, like an open source
>version of Visual Studio (but, as it's users say, much better).
>
>It was originally written by IBM and donated to the open source community.
>You can create "plug-ins" for it for whichever particular languages or
>tools
>you work with, the tools should then integrate. Obviously alot of work has
>been done using it in the Java & WebSphere Studio realm but Eclipse
>shouldn't be confused with just those tools. One should, in theory, be able
>to use it to create MV schemas, workflows etc and then generate the
>database
>& code from it or reverse engineer existing MV DBs... maybe.
>
>So, as for using Eclipse to create web services or stuff with Java,
>Rational
>or WebSphere, that's a possibility but at this stage I'm just interested in
>it as a potentially very cool development platform for U2.
>
>I'm interested to hear from anyone who has experience with Eclipse and
>their
>views on its aplicability to the U2 environment.
>
>Cheers,
>Stuart
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Sales Forecasting System

[Will]

Try searching for software under the heading of "Fashion Inventory" which is a demand 
forecasting system.  IBM spent great gobs of money devising such a system for 
department stores eons ago when I worked for them as a systems engineer.

Patrick
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  Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 12:01 PM
  Subject: RE: Sales Forecasting System


  We use Demand Solutions as well.  It works great with our stock packaging division, 
not so great with our custom packaging division.  The main reason for this is short 
life-cycle products in our custom packaging division.  Extremely short life-cycles 
mean little historical data to forecast future demand.  Once enough history gets in 
there for the history to meaningful, the product has reached end of life.  I don't 
know that a system has been invented yet to solve that problem though...

  -Original Message-
  From: Steve Kunzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 10:07 AM
  To: U2 Users Discussion List
  Subject: RE: Sales Forecasting System


  I have used a package called Demand Solutions www.demandsolutions.com with Epicor 
Dataflo.  You initially export 30 months of sales history and then each month export 
the newest month and the oldest rolls off.  The software generates a forecast which 
you can import back into the MPS/MRP system.   

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  Behalf Of Barry Brooks
  Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 10:37 PM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: Sales Forecasting System


  Hi Everyone

  We are looking for a 'standalone' Sales Forecasting System including
  demand forecasting techniques and preferably
  using a MV database. Or alternately a Sales Forecasting System that can
  be integrated sensibly into a MV application.

  Any clues ??

  Barry Brooks
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Re: Unidata 6.05 - Redhat ES 2.1 (not AS) - solved

[Adrian Merrall]

   Dear All,

   The  patch  Wally  supplied runs the systest program during udtinstall
   and from our testing thus far all is well.

   Wally,  thank you for such prompt service.


   Regards,

   Adrian

   Auckland, NZ


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RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)]

Hi Fawaz,

I must admit to being a little curious as to how the data is being
loaded into informix. Which server are you using? Is this Dynamic
Server?

Regards

David Logan
Database Administrator
HP Managed Services
139 Frome Street,
Adelaide 5000
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 9:25 AM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers


Hi All,

Thanks for the input. It looks like Craig's suggestion
would work for me. We have to test whether this will
work with negative numbers.

Once again, thanks!

Cheers

Fawaz
--- Craig Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fawaz,
> 
> >I have a Unidata numeric field
> >(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert
> it
> >to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
> >it.
> 
> Do you mean 8bit or 8byte?
> 
> For an 8 bit integer you need to output CHAR(n)
> where n is a number between
> 0 and 255.
> 
> For an 8 byte (64 bit) integer you would need to do
> something like this. I
> aplogise if this isn't correct UD code, I usually
> work on UV. I am assuming
> that the output integer is in MSB order and that the
> bits of each byte are
> in MSb order.
> 
> ININT = 1145689
> GOSUB MAKE8BYTE
> 
> STOP
> 
> MAKE8BYTE:
> * Initialise output as 0
> OUTINT = STR(CHAR(0), 8)
> 
> FOR I = 1 TO 8
> * Get lowest 8bits
> LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(ININT, 255)
> * Convert this to a byte representation and
> place it in the output
> integer
> OUTINT[8-I, 1] = CHAR(LOWESTBYTE)
> * Remove the lowest byte 8bits from the
> integer
> ININT = INT(ININT/256)
> NEXT I
> RETURN
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Craig
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Craig Bennett]

Fawaz,

>We have to test whether this will work with negative numbers.
You need to find out how informix expects you to represent a negative
number. Most likely 2s complement.

For two's complement negatives, you need to invert the bit pattern and add
1. I think this will work ...

 MAKE8BYTE:
 * Initialise output as 0
 OUTINT = STR(CHAR(0), 8)

CARRY = @TRUE
IF ININT LT 0 THEN
NEGATIVE = @TRUE
ININT = ABS(ININT)
END ELSE
NEGATIVE = @FALSE
END
 FOR I = 1 TO 7
 * Get lowest 8bits
 LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(ININT, 255)

IF NEGATIVE THEN
IF CARRY THEN
IF LOWESTBYTE LT 255 THEN
CARRY = @FALSE
LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(BITNOT(LOWESTBYTE), 255) + 1
END
END ELSE
LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(BITNOT(LOWESTBYTE), 255)
END
END

 * Convert this to a byte representation and  place it in the output
integer
 OUTINT[8-I, 1] = CHAR(LOWESTBYTE)
 * Remove the lowest byte 8bits from the
 integer
 ININT = INT(ININT/256)
 NEXT I

* Top bit is sign bit, so only work on lowest 7 bits, but when doing
inversion, still invert top bit
LOWEST7 = BITAND(ININT, 127)
IF NEGATIVE THEN
IF CARRY THEN
IF LOWEST7 LT 127 THEN
CARRY = @FALSE
LOWEST7 = BITAND(BITNOT(LOWEST7), 255) + 1
END
END ELSE
LOWEST7 = BITAND(BITNOT(LOWEST7), 255)
END
END

OUTINT[1, 1] = CHAR(LOWEST7)
 RETURN

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Re: Eclipse

[Craig Bennett]

Stuart,

I saw an IBM presentation on Eclipse in 2002 and thought the same as you.
Trouble is I am not a Java programmer and my prefferred editor is vi (which
I wouldn't change for all the good things in the far off place).

But as a platform for U2 tools, I can't think of a better spot than open
source eclipse.

Craig

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RE: Eclipse

[Stuart Boydell]

> Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?

Hi Ross,
I'm interested in all of the above but in the case of Eclipse, just the IDE.
It's very cool, have you seen it? It should be simple to create a plug-in
for it for U2.

For those who aren't familiar with Eclipse (www.eclipse.org), it's a
development framework (IDE) "for nothing in particular". That is, it is
adaptable to a range of different development tools, like an open source
version of Visual Studio (but, as it's users say, much better).

It was originally written by IBM and donated to the open source community.
You can create "plug-ins" for it for whichever particular languages or tools
you work with, the tools should then integrate. Obviously alot of work has
been done using it in the Java & WebSphere Studio realm but Eclipse
shouldn't be confused with just those tools. One should, in theory, be able
to use it to create MV schemas, workflows etc and then generate the database
& code from it or reverse engineer existing MV DBs... maybe.

So, as for using Eclipse to create web services or stuff with Java, Rational
or WebSphere, that's a possibility but at this stage I'm just interested in
it as a potentially very cool development platform for U2.

I'm interested to hear from anyone who has experience with Eclipse and their
views on its aplicability to the U2 environment.

Cheers,
Stuart










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RE: Brower based terminal emulator

[Cameron Booth]

Ideally the solution will work on both Windows and Linux desktops given that
some desktops will likely have to remain Windows based


Have a look at http://javatelnet.org/ can be run as an applet or an
application

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RE: How to safely kill a runaway unidata process

[Jeff Schasny]

On Win32 you generaly have to "kill" the process from a DOS command line and
"LOGOFF" the user (by PID) from within universe

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Subject: How to safely kill a runaway unidata process


One of our users decided to run a report this morning at 9:30 and it still
running.
 
They lost the connection to the server, the process id is still out there
and we
are unable to kill it. We tried the DELETUSER PID command and it did not go
away.
 
The process is using 200 megs of memory.
 
We are running Unidata 6.06 on Windows 2000.


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Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Fawaz Ashraff]

Hi All,

Thanks for the input. It looks like Craig's suggestion
would work for me. We have to test whether this will
work with negative numbers.

Once again, thanks!

Cheers

Fawaz
--- Craig Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fawaz,
> 
> >I have a Unidata numeric field
> >(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert
> it
> >to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
> >it.
> 
> Do you mean 8bit or 8byte?
> 
> For an 8 bit integer you need to output CHAR(n)
> where n is a number between
> 0 and 255.
> 
> For an 8 byte (64 bit) integer you would need to do
> something like this. I
> aplogise if this isn't correct UD code, I usually
> work on UV. I am assuming
> that the output integer is in MSB order and that the
> bits of each byte are
> in MSb order.
> 
> ININT = 1145689
> GOSUB MAKE8BYTE
> 
> STOP
> 
> MAKE8BYTE:
> * Initialise output as 0
> OUTINT = STR(CHAR(0), 8)
> 
> FOR I = 1 TO 8
> * Get lowest 8bits
> LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(ININT, 255)
> * Convert this to a byte representation and
> place it in the output
> integer
> OUTINT[8-I, 1] = CHAR(LOWESTBYTE)
> * Remove the lowest byte 8bits from the
> integer
> ININT = INT(ININT/256)
> NEXT I
> RETURN
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Craig
> 
> 
> 
> 
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How to safely kill a runaway unidata process

[Dave S]

One of our users decided to run a report this morning at 9:30 and it still running.
 
They lost the connection to the server, the process id is still out there and we
are unable to kill it. We tried the DELETUSER PID command and it did not go away.
 
The process is using 200 megs of memory.
 
We are running Unidata 6.06 on Windows 2000.


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RE: Clarion interface to Pick

[Tony Gravagno]

>-Original Message-
>>Does anyone know if there is an interface driver for Pick 
>into Clarion, or if anyone has written such an interface?

>From: Craig Bennett
>Hi Glenn,
>you could use ODBC (erk) but I believe that sockets will be 
>the simplest answer. Depending on the version of Clarion you 
>may have to buy sockets libraries (see www.capesoft.com).
...
>If you go down this route, I suggest you use HTTP as a base 
>protocol - saves reinventing that part of the wheel.

As long as a custom interface with sockets is on the table, I'm very happy
using Catalyst SocketTools which support Clarion: www.catalyst.com.  I agree
that HTTP is a good generic interface, though that may depend on which side
is client or server.  Some of our components are based on using MV as an
HTTP client to an HTTP Server (all written by myself using Catalyst toolsand
Pick BASIC) where the server is embedded in other application-oriented
components to do "real work".  It may work with Clarion code, I haven't
checked yet.  This technology will be offered to U2 sites soon.  Inquiries
welcome.

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RE: Phantom process.

[John Jenkins]

Wade

Without seeing all the code it can be difficult, but anything which prompts
for an unexpected INPUT in a PHANTOM will be canned. If you have a
conditional DEBUG then if the DEBUG executes then the PHANTOM will can
itself.

Take it out and try again - put in some traces as well if you need to (print
into the PHANTOM output file)

Regards

JayJay

 

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Behalf Of Wade Sailor
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Subject: RE: Phantom process.

John,

Thanks for your mail. Here is my response.

>You ARE opening the file, right?
>>Yes, I do.

>Are there any entries in the errlog file?
When you say 'check the process at universe level', how are you checking it.
>>There was no errors in the uv errorlog. I check the process using 
>>PORT.STATUS command.

>Is there ever case where any response is required by the program? Any 
>conditional DEBUG statements?
>>Yes, it is and also I have a Conditional DEBUG.

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Re: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Craig Bennett]

Fawaz,

>I have a Unidata numeric field
>(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert it
>to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
>it.

Do you mean 8bit or 8byte?

For an 8 bit integer you need to output CHAR(n) where n is a number between
0 and 255.

For an 8 byte (64 bit) integer you would need to do something like this. I
aplogise if this isn't correct UD code, I usually work on UV. I am assuming
that the output integer is in MSB order and that the bits of each byte are
in MSb order.

ININT = 1145689
GOSUB MAKE8BYTE

STOP

MAKE8BYTE:
* Initialise output as 0
OUTINT = STR(CHAR(0), 8)

FOR I = 1 TO 8
* Get lowest 8bits
LOWESTBYTE = BITAND(ININT, 255)
* Convert this to a byte representation and place it in the output
integer
OUTINT[8-I, 1] = CHAR(LOWESTBYTE)
* Remove the lowest byte 8bits from the integer
ININT = INT(ININT/256)
NEXT I
RETURN

HTH,

Craig





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Re: Clarion interface to Pick

[Craig Bennett]

Hi Glenn,

>Does anyone know if there is an interface driver for Pick into Clarion, or
>if anyone has written such an interface?

you could use ODBC (erk) but I believe that sockets will be the simplest
answer.
Depending on the version of Clarion you may have to buy sockets libraries
(see www.capesoft.com).

One of my good friends is a clarion programmer and I talked him through
using sockets to integrate apache/tomcat with Clarion.

He was using Clarion 5/6 not Clarion/ASP but I presume it is still the same.

If you go down this route, I suggest you use HTTP as a base protocol - saves
reinventing that part of the wheel.


Craig

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RE: [UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER

[Peter Olson]

doh!

 LSCMD = 'ls -lt /uvwork/spool | grep ':USER  

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Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 4:19 PM
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Subject: RE: [UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER


maybe

SUBROUTINE( LONGID, USER )

   LSCMD = 'ls -lt /uvwork/spool | grep USER  
   SHCMD = 'sh -c ':QUOTE(LSCMD)

   EXECUTE SHCMD CAPTURING STUFF

   LONGID = TRIM( STUFF< 1,1 > ) 
   LONGID = FIELD( LONGID , ' ' , DCOUNT( LONGID ,' ' ) ) 
   RETURN


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of John Hester
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 2:10 PM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: [UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER


Alan Yockey wrote:

>  I am also interested in ways to manipulate spool files in Universe? The
spool number would be a big help so I could use usm commands to redirect
output externally to the report program which produced the spool file. 
> Universe 9.3 on DGUX 
> 
> Is there a function with universe / basic to tell me the id of the last
print job generated from my current uv login?
> 
> Universe 10.0.13
> RedHat Linux 8.0
> 
> 
> Alan & Jayne Yockey
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I don't know of a UV function that does this, but you can use find at 
the unix level to get a list of spooler numbers for a particular user. 
This will put all spooler file names for a user into an array:

EXECUTE 'SH -c "find /usr/spool/uv -user ':@LOGNAME:'"', OUT > SPOOL.ARR

Assuming the above path is where the UV spooler files reside on your 
system, the following will give you the UV spooler number from the file 
name:

SPOOL.NO = FIELD(SPOOL.ARR,'/',5)[3,5]

Finding the most recent one could be kind of a pain if you have frequent 
deletion of spooler files.  Otherwise you could just assume the highest 
numbered one is the most recent.  Capturing output from ls -l on each 
filename will give you the time/date last modified.

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Re: Brower based terminal emulator

[John Hester]

Vance Dailey wrote:

We are considering running Linux on our user desktops and I am looking for a
recommendation for a terminal emulation solution. One possibility is to find
a terminal emulation program which runs locally on each desktop under Linux.
A second possibility is to setup a server and use a web browser (such as
Mozilla or FireFox) on the user desktops to access the applications. Ideally
the solution will work on both Windows and Linux desktops given that some
desktops will likely have to remain Windows based. We run Universe 9.6 and
currently use a mix of Dynamic Connect and Wintegrate 4. Our current
emulation is Wyse 60.
I look forward to hearing about any good or bad experiences anyone has had.

Thanks,
Vance
We use a Pericom terminal emulator on our linux thin clients.  We have 
it set for ADDS A2 emulation and I think it does Wyse as well.  They now 
have a java based emulator that runs on any platform, either as a 
stand-alone java application or a browser applet:

http://www.pericom-software.com/teemworld.asp

-John

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RE: Brower based terminal emulator

[Jefferson, Jim]

Vance:

I can't find the info just now, but I have seen a java implementation of a terminal 
emulator that runs in a browser.  It should pop up in Google rather readily.

Jim

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Sent:   Thursday, March 04, 2004 3:18 PM
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Subject:RE: Brower based terminal emulator

 << File: ATT707352.txt >> I have just started the search and I figured that this 
group was the best
place to start. I am hoping to find a pioneer without too many arrows in
their back that could steer me to a workable solution. Another option I have
considered is to find a Windows solution that runs under Wine. Thanks for
the reply.
Vance 


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RE: [UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER

[Peter Olson]

maybe

SUBROUTINE( LONGID, USER )

   LSCMD = 'ls -lt /uvwork/spool | grep USER  
   SHCMD = 'sh -c ':QUOTE(LSCMD)

   EXECUTE SHCMD CAPTURING STUFF

   LONGID = TRIM( STUFF< 1,1 > ) 
   LONGID = FIELD( LONGID , ' ' , DCOUNT( LONGID ,' ' ) ) 
   RETURN


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of John Hester
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 2:10 PM
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Subject: [UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER


Alan Yockey wrote:

>  I am also interested in ways to manipulate spool files in Universe? The
spool number would be a big help so I could use usm commands to redirect
output externally to the report program which produced the spool file. 
> Universe 9.3 on DGUX 
> 
> Is there a function with universe / basic to tell me the id of the last
print job generated from my current uv login?
> 
> Universe 10.0.13
> RedHat Linux 8.0
> 
> 
> Alan & Jayne Yockey
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I don't know of a UV function that does this, but you can use find at 
the unix level to get a list of spooler numbers for a particular user. 
This will put all spooler file names for a user into an array:

EXECUTE 'SH -c "find /usr/spool/uv -user ':@LOGNAME:'"', OUT > SPOOL.ARR

Assuming the above path is where the UV spooler files reside on your 
system, the following will give you the UV spooler number from the file 
name:

SPOOL.NO = FIELD(SPOOL.ARR,'/',5)[3,5]

Finding the most recent one could be kind of a pain if you have frequent 
deletion of spooler files.  Otherwise you could just assume the highest 
numbered one is the most recent.  Capturing output from ls -l on each 
filename will give you the time/date last modified.

-John









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Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Allen Egerton]

On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 13:53:31 +1100 , David Hona wrote:


>PERFORM prompt (TCL). I believe field 3 "PR" indicated a PRIMOS command
>under PI.


Actually, if I remember correctly, the "PR" was short for PRIMITIVE.

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RE: Brower based terminal emulator

[Vance Dailey]

I have just started the search and I figured that this group was the best
place to start. I am hoping to find a pioneer without too many arrows in
their back that could steer me to a workable solution. Another option I have
considered is to find a Windows solution that runs under Wine. Thanks for
the reply.
Vance 

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Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 4:02 PM
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Subject: RE: Brower based terminal emulator


The windows desktops could use AccuTerm - Internet Edition, that runs from a
browser link BUT it is an ActiveX control, so no good for Linux.

Have you tried a GOOGLE looking for Linux TE's

Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage – an Evolution in Software Development


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>Behalf Of Vance Dailey
>Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 7:43 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Brower based terminal emulator
>
>We are considering running Linux on our user desktops and I am looking for
>a
>recommendation for a terminal emulation solution. One possibility is to
>find
>a terminal emulation program which runs locally on each desktop under
>Linux.
>A second possibility is to setup a server and use a web browser (such as
>Mozilla or FireFox) on the user desktops to access the applications.
>Ideally
>the solution will work on both Windows and Linux desktops given that some
>desktops will likely have to remain Windows based. We run Universe 9.6 and
>currently use a mix of Dynamic Connect and Wintegrate 4. Our current
>emulation is Wyse 60.
>
>I look forward to hearing about any good or bad experiences anyone has had.
>
>Thanks,
>Vance
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RE: [UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER

[Ron Hutchings]

Look at the basic manual for !GETPU. It gives you access to every field that 
SETPTR sets.

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The windows desktops could use AccuTerm - Internet Edition, that runs from a browser 
link BUT it is an ActiveX control, so no good for Linux.

Have you tried a GOOGLE looking for Linux TE's

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>a
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>find
>a terminal emulation program which runs locally on each desktop under
>Linux.
>A second possibility is to setup a server and use a web browser (such as
>Mozilla or FireFox) on the user desktops to access the applications.
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>desktops will likely have to remain Windows based. We run Universe 9.6 and
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We are considering running Linux on our user desktops and I am looking for a
recommendation for a terminal emulation solution. One possibility is to find
a terminal emulation program which runs locally on each desktop under Linux.
A second possibility is to setup a server and use a web browser (such as
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desktops will likely have to remain Windows based. We run Universe 9.6 and
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RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)]

Hi Fawaz,

It really shouldn't matter. You should be able to write the data out to
the flatfile and have it appear "100.00" or "-100.00" and the load
programs (onpload, High Performance Loader etc.) will just convert
according to the schema that you have defined for that table.

Can you give an example of a problem field?

Regards

David Logan
Database Administrator
HP Managed Services
139 Frome Street,
Adelaide 5000
Australia

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-Original Message-
From: Fawaz Ashraff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 6:13 AM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Cc: Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)
Subject: RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers


Hi David,

Thanks for the info. May be I didn't explain my
problem correctly. I have a Unidata numeric field
(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert it
to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
it.

Cheers

Fawaz
--- "Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)" <> wrote:
> Hi Fawaz,
> 
> Is this what you are looking for?
> 
> SEQ function
> 
> Syntax
> SEQ (expression)
> 
> Description
> 
> Use the SEQ function to convert an ASCII character
> to its numeric string
> equivalent. Expression evaluates to the ASCII
> character to be converted.
> If expression
> evaluates to the null value, null is returned.
> 
> The SEQ function is the inverse of the CHAR
> function.
> 
> In NLS mode, use the UNISEQ function to return
> Unicode values in the
> range
> x0080 through x00F8.
> 
> Using the SEQ function to convert a character
> outside its range results
> in a
> run-time message, and the return of an empty string.
> 
> For more information about these ranges, see the
> UniVerse NLS Guide.
> PICK, IN2, and REALITY Flavors
> 
> In PICK, IN2, and REALITY flavors SEQ(" ") is 255
> instead of 0. In IDEAL
> and
> INFORMATION flavor accounts, use the SEQ.255 option
> of the $OPTIONS
> statement to cause SEQ(" ") to be interpreted as
> 255.
> 
> Example
> G="T"
> A=SEQ(G)
> PRINT A, A+1
> PRINT SEQ("G")
> 11-632 UniVerse BASIC
> /productinfo/alldoc/UNIVERSE10/basic/Ch11
> 1/9/02
> 
> This is the program output:
> 84 85
> 71
> 
> Regards
> 
> David Logan
> Database Administrator
> HP Managed Services
> 139 Frome Street,
> Adelaide 5000
> Australia
> 
> +61 8 8408 4273
> +61 417 268 665
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
> Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 5:34 AM
> To: U2 Users Discussion List
> Subject: [UD] 8 Bite Integers
> 
> 
> Good Afternoon.
> 
> We are moving part of our application to
> Informix(From
> Unidata). I need to convert some of the data Fields
> to
> 8 bite Integers through a UniBasic program and write
> it to a flat file. Having problem converting data to
> 8
> Bite Integers. Any suggestions would be highly
> appreciated.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Fawaz
> 
> 
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RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Pingilley, Ron]

If the number's an integer, how about using 

HEX.STRING = DTX(var)

to get a hexadecimal equivalent of the number in question.  Fill on the left
with zeros to 16 characters (8 bytes worth).  Then, pick off hex characters,
2 at a time (1 byte), then do:

INFORMIX.CHAR = CHAR(XTD(this.byte))

and concatenate them together into an 8-character (byte) string.

One gotcha I can think of is if any of the bytes end up as a system
delimiter that would cause problems in the middle of a flat file.  WRITESEQ
to a type-19 file or path may overcome some of those difficulties.

--Ron P.

-Original Message-
From: Fawaz Ashraff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 1:43 PM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers


Hi David,

Thanks for the info. May be I didn't explain my
problem correctly. I have a Unidata numeric field
(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert it
to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
it.

Cheers

Fawaz
--- "Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)" <> wrote:
> Hi Fawaz,
> 
> Is this what you are looking for?
> 
> SEQ function
> 
> Syntax
> SEQ (expression)
> 
> Description
> 
> Use the SEQ function to convert an ASCII character
> to its numeric string
> equivalent. Expression evaluates to the ASCII
> character to be converted.
> If expression
> evaluates to the null value, null is returned.
> 
> The SEQ function is the inverse of the CHAR
> function.
> 
> In NLS mode, use the UNISEQ function to return
> Unicode values in the
> range
> x0080 through x00F8.
> 
> Using the SEQ function to convert a character
> outside its range results
> in a
> run-time message, and the return of an empty string.
> 
> For more information about these ranges, see the
> UniVerse NLS Guide.
> PICK, IN2, and REALITY Flavors
> 
> In PICK, IN2, and REALITY flavors SEQ(" ") is 255
> instead of 0. In IDEAL
> and
> INFORMATION flavor accounts, use the SEQ.255 option
> of the $OPTIONS
> statement to cause SEQ(" ") to be interpreted as
> 255.
> 
> Example
> G="T"
> A=SEQ(G)
> PRINT A, A+1
> PRINT SEQ("G")
> 11-632 UniVerse BASIC
> /productinfo/alldoc/UNIVERSE10/basic/Ch11
> 1/9/02
> 
> This is the program output:
> 84 85
> 71
> 
> Regards
> 
> David Logan
> Database Administrator
> HP Managed Services
> 139 Frome Street,
> Adelaide 5000
> Australia
> 
> +61 8 8408 4273
> +61 417 268 665
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
> Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 5:34 AM
> To: U2 Users Discussion List
> Subject: [UD] 8 Bite Integers
> 
> 
> Good Afternoon.
> 
> We are moving part of our application to
> Informix(From
> Unidata). I need to convert some of the data Fields
> to
> 8 bite Integers through a UniBasic program and write
> it to a flat file. Having problem converting data to
> 8
> Bite Integers. Any suggestions would be highly
> appreciated.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Fawaz
> 
> 
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RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Peter Olson]

INT( AMOUNT ) ?

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 2:43 PM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers


Hi David,

Thanks for the info. May be I didn't explain my
problem correctly. I have a Unidata numeric field
(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert it
to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
it.

Cheers

Fawaz
--- "Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)" <> wrote:
> Hi Fawaz,
> 
> Is this what you are looking for?
> 
> SEQ function
> 
> Syntax
> SEQ (expression)
> 
> Description
> 
> Use the SEQ function to convert an ASCII character
> to its numeric string
> equivalent. Expression evaluates to the ASCII
> character to be converted.
> If expression
> evaluates to the null value, null is returned.
> 
> The SEQ function is the inverse of the CHAR
> function.
> 
> In NLS mode, use the UNISEQ function to return
> Unicode values in the
> range
> x0080 through x00F8.
> 
> Using the SEQ function to convert a character
> outside its range results
> in a
> run-time message, and the return of an empty string.
> 
> For more information about these ranges, see the
> UniVerse NLS Guide.
> PICK, IN2, and REALITY Flavors
> 
> In PICK, IN2, and REALITY flavors SEQ(" ") is 255
> instead of 0. In IDEAL
> and
> INFORMATION flavor accounts, use the SEQ.255 option
> of the $OPTIONS
> statement to cause SEQ(" ") to be interpreted as
> 255.
> 
> Example
> G="T"
> A=SEQ(G)
> PRINT A, A+1
> PRINT SEQ("G")
> 11-632 UniVerse BASIC
> /productinfo/alldoc/UNIVERSE10/basic/Ch11
> 1/9/02
> 
> This is the program output:
> 84 85
> 71
> 
> Regards
> 
> David Logan
> Database Administrator
> HP Managed Services
> 139 Frome Street,
> Adelaide 5000
> Australia
> 
> +61 8 8408 4273
> +61 417 268 665
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
> Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 5:34 AM
> To: U2 Users Discussion List
> Subject: [UD] 8 Bite Integers
> 
> 
> Good Afternoon.
> 
> We are moving part of our application to
> Informix(From
> Unidata). I need to convert some of the data Fields
> to
> 8 bite Integers through a UniBasic program and write
> it to a flat file. Having problem converting data to
> 8
> Bite Integers. Any suggestions would be highly
> appreciated.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Fawaz
> 
> 
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RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Fawaz Ashraff]

Hi David,

Thanks for the info. May be I didn't explain my
problem correctly. I have a Unidata numeric field
(Amount- 100.00 or -100.00) and I need to convert it
to a 8 Bite integer so that Informix will recognise
it.

Cheers

Fawaz
--- "Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)" <> wrote:
> Hi Fawaz,
> 
> Is this what you are looking for?
> 
> SEQ function
> 
> Syntax
> SEQ (expression)
> 
> Description
> 
> Use the SEQ function to convert an ASCII character
> to its numeric string
> equivalent. Expression evaluates to the ASCII
> character to be converted.
> If expression
> evaluates to the null value, null is returned.
> 
> The SEQ function is the inverse of the CHAR
> function.
> 
> In NLS mode, use the UNISEQ function to return
> Unicode values in the
> range
> x0080 through x00F8.
> 
> Using the SEQ function to convert a character
> outside its range results
> in a
> run-time message, and the return of an empty string.
> 
> For more information about these ranges, see the
> UniVerse NLS Guide.
> PICK, IN2, and REALITY Flavors
> 
> In PICK, IN2, and REALITY flavors SEQ(" ") is 255
> instead of 0. In IDEAL
> and
> INFORMATION flavor accounts, use the SEQ.255 option
> of the $OPTIONS
> statement to cause SEQ(" ") to be interpreted as
> 255.
> 
> Example
> G="T"
> A=SEQ(G)
> PRINT A, A+1
> PRINT SEQ("G")
> 11-632 UniVerse BASIC
> /productinfo/alldoc/UNIVERSE10/basic/Ch11
> 1/9/02
> 
> This is the program output:
> 84 85
> 71
> 
> Regards
> 
> David Logan
> Database Administrator
> HP Managed Services
> 139 Frome Street,
> Adelaide 5000
> Australia
> 
> +61 8 8408 4273
> +61 417 268 665
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
> Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 5:34 AM
> To: U2 Users Discussion List
> Subject: [UD] 8 Bite Integers
> 
> 
> Good Afternoon.
> 
> We are moving part of our application to
> Informix(From
> Unidata). I need to convert some of the data Fields
> to
> 8 bite Integers through a UniBasic program and write
> it to a flat file. Having problem converting data to
> 8
> Bite Integers. Any suggestions would be highly
> appreciated.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Fawaz
> 
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RE: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Jeff Schasny]

Universe 10.0.10

>ED VOC VVOC   
4 lines long.  
   
: P
0001: V
0002: vvoc 
0003: E
0004: G
Bottom at line 4.  
: Q
>  

-Original Message-
From: Scott Richardson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

[snip]

I know Prime INFORMATION used to have commands to help you go
through entire ACCOUNTS, and VOC files, and help identify other than
standard entries & items, (Clean.Account and VVOC, maybe?). Can't
recall if these migrated to UniVerse - but a quick consult of the
documentation should provide insight to these things as well.

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RE: [UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Logan, David (SST - Adelaide)]

Hi Fawaz,

Is this what you are looking for?

SEQ function

Syntax
SEQ (expression)

Description

Use the SEQ function to convert an ASCII character to its numeric string
equivalent. Expression evaluates to the ASCII character to be converted.
If expression
evaluates to the null value, null is returned.

The SEQ function is the inverse of the CHAR function.

In NLS mode, use the UNISEQ function to return Unicode values in the
range
x0080 through x00F8.

Using the SEQ function to convert a character outside its range results
in a
run-time message, and the return of an empty string.

For more information about these ranges, see the UniVerse NLS Guide.
PICK, IN2, and REALITY Flavors

In PICK, IN2, and REALITY flavors SEQ(" ") is 255 instead of 0. In IDEAL
and
INFORMATION flavor accounts, use the SEQ.255 option of the $OPTIONS
statement to cause SEQ(" ") to be interpreted as 255.

Example
G="T"
A=SEQ(G)
PRINT A, A+1
PRINT SEQ("G")
11-632 UniVerse BASIC
/productinfo/alldoc/UNIVERSE10/basic/Ch11
1/9/02

This is the program output:
84 85
71

Regards

David Logan
Database Administrator
HP Managed Services
139 Frome Street,
Adelaide 5000
Australia

+61 8 8408 4273
+61 417 268 665



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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Fawaz Ashraff
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 5:34 AM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: [UD] 8 Bite Integers


Good Afternoon.

We are moving part of our application to Informix(From
Unidata). I need to convert some of the data Fields to
8 bite Integers through a UniBasic program and write
it to a flat file. Having problem converting data to 8
Bite Integers. Any suggestions would be highly
appreciated.

Cheers

Fawaz


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RE: Printing to "local" printer

[Ian McGowan]

On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 10:53, Dana Baron wrote:
> Thanks for the idea. Looks promising but we're on a Unix server.
> Is there a way to refer to the local printers across operating
> systems? My SETPTR documentation refers to mode 2 and the DEVICE
> setting as sending output to the Unix special file. Can the shared
> printer be defined as a unix special file without setting up a
> network print queue?

depending on the unix system you're using you can setup a queue in the
spooler system that runs a script.  we do this on AIX and Linux
currently, but i've done it in the dim and distant past on HPUX.  things
are probably harder in uv than ud since ud just uses the underlying
spooler and doesn't get in the way as much.

the script can lookup the IP address/hostname of the user submitting the
job, and route the request to a share on that device using smbprint (got
to install samba on your server, but if you haven't done that go do it
now - samba rules!).  i add a queue for each user since our share names
are all different, but if you setup the same share on every pc you
should be able to use one queue.

e.g. for AIX (this uses a static hostname/sharename mapping, but you get
the idea):

sunset /etc> cat /etc/qconfig
[snip]
lp46:
   device = p46
   up = TRUE
   discipline = sjn
p46:
   backend = /usr/local/bin/winprint sprucetree EPSON850
lp47:
   device = p47
   up = TRUE
   discipline = sjn
p47:
   backend = /usr/local/bin/winprint balsam hp


sunset /etc> cat /usr/local/bin/winprint
#!/bin/sh

# This is a modification of the samba provided smbprint script
# changed to work under AIX as the backend for a queue. It does
# not read a config file.
#
# Variables below define the server and service. They are
# the content of the .config file when printing from
# /etc/printcap.
#
server=$1
service=$2
user="ntguestuser"
password="***"
#
# Debugging log file, change to /dev/null if you like.
#
logfile=/tmp/${USER}-print.log
#logfile=/dev/null
#
# Some debugging help, change the >> to > if you want to save space.
#
echo "server $server, service $service" >> $logfile

shift; shift
(
echo translate
echo "print -"
echo 'k2S0Tl8D'
cat $*
echo 
) | /usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient "$server\\$service" $password \
-U "$user" -N -P  >> $logfile


hth,
ian

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Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Scott Richardson]

Proving yet once again, your actual VOC file entries may vary - greatly!

Hence, why it's always important to periodically check out your VOC file,
or MD, and find out (& understand) what actually is in there, and why.

Customizations, or legacy leftovers, may no longer work if the account,
or application, has migrated between platforms and environments, or they
may just work by chance. Got to be careful though - and ensure the
application doesn't expect some custom item to be in your VOC/MD that
you think may not be required, only to find it is required for "something"
or
other to happen, or work.

When in doubt - consult the documentation! (Or write the documentation
yourself for those non-standard custom entries - so others how may tread
after you have some reasonable clue. ;^)

I know Prime INFORMATION used to have commands to help you go
through entire ACCOUNTS, and VOC files, and help identify other than
standard entries & items, (Clean.Account and VVOC, maybe?). Can't
recall if these migrated to UniVerse - but a quick consult of the
documentation should provide insight to these things as well.

HTH.


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From: "Gordon Glorfield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'U2 Users Discussion List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 9:08 AM
Subject: RE: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...


> On our UV 10.0.8 on a Sun box there is no "L" VOC entry.  "LD" is someones
> shortcut to LIST DICT.
>
> Gordon J. Glorfield
> Sr. Applications Developer
> MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
> 301-360-8839
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Barry Brevik
> Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 9:34 PM
> To: U2 list (E-mail)
> Subject: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...
>
>
> One day, I stumbled across an interesting behavior; at TCL, if I type 'L',
> it results in my current SELECT list being cleared. You get an error
> message, but it does not seem to hurt anything. This is great, because I
> hate typing in CLEARSELECT.
>
> But ever since, I've been wondering what it's really doing. Turns out that
> 'L' is one of only two similar VOC entries, the other being 'LD'. It looks
> like this:
>
> 0001: V
> 0002: L
> 0003: PR
>
> The error message you get reads:
>
>   Unable to create new process.  Will try again.
>   Create Process failed (2).
>
> This is on NT. IIRC, on unix the message is different. Anybody know what
> this is doing, or if it is safe?
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[UV] Re: SPOOLER NUMBER

[John Hester]

Alan Yockey wrote:

 I am also interested in ways to manipulate spool files in Universe? The spool number would be a big help so I could use usm commands to redirect output externally to the report program which produced the spool file. 
Universe 9.3 on DGUX 

Is there a function with universe / basic to tell me the id of the last print job generated from my current uv login?

Universe 10.0.13
RedHat Linux 8.0
Alan & Jayne Yockey
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I don't know of a UV function that does this, but you can use find at 
the unix level to get a list of spooler numbers for a particular user. 
This will put all spooler file names for a user into an array:

EXECUTE 'SH -c "find /usr/spool/uv -user ':@LOGNAME:'"', OUT > SPOOL.ARR

Assuming the above path is where the UV spooler files reside on your 
system, the following will give you the UV spooler number from the file 
name:

SPOOL.NO = FIELD(SPOOL.ARR,'/',5)[3,5]

Finding the most recent one could be kind of a pain if you have frequent 
deletion of spooler files.  Otherwise you could just assume the highest 
numbered one is the most recent.  Capturing output from ls -l on each 
filename will give you the time/date last modified.

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[UD] 8 Bite Integers

[Fawaz Ashraff]

Good Afternoon.

We are moving part of our application to Informix(From
Unidata). I need to convert some of the data Fields to
8 bite Integers through a UniBasic program and write
it to a flat file. Having problem converting data to 8
Bite Integers. Any suggestions would be highly
appreciated.

Cheers

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RE: How to start windows programs

[Ian McGowan]

On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 09:38, uniVerse mailing list wrote:
> We currently use sbclient to do something similar, but keep ending up
> with a dos prompt on the screen whilst the program (such as a
> webbrowser) is being run - most annoying.
> Andy

you could try using "start ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]" - you'll
may still get a dos box flashing on the screen, but it shouldn't hang
around.  or maybe even "cmd /c start url", but then you have to worry
about W9X clients.

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RE: Phantom process.

[Wade Sailor]

John,

Thanks for your mail. Here is my response.

You ARE opening the file, right?
Yes, I do.

Are there any entries in the errlog file?
When you say 'check the process at universe level', how are you checking it.
There was no errors in the uv errorlog. I check the process using 
PORT.STATUS command.

Is there ever case where any response is required by the program? Any 
conditional DEBUG statements?
Yes, it is and also I have a Conditional DEBUG.
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RE: Printing to "local" printer

[Dana Baron]

Wol,

Thanks for the idea. Looks promising but we're on a Unix server. Is there a
way to refer to the local printers across operating systems? My SETPTR
documentation refers to mode 2 and the DEVICE setting as sending output to
the Unix special file. Can the shared printer be defined as a unix special
file without setting up a network print queue?

Dana Baron
System Manager
Smugglers' Notch Resort


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Subject: RE: Printing to "local" printer

What I'd do ...

This is UV, but I got the impression that UD might well work the same
way ...

A lot of our printers, rather than saying "AT DEVICE" in the SETPTR
statement, say "AT \\windows\sharename". So each printer is set up on
the local pc to which it is attached, and the UV server knows nothing
about it at the Windows level (we have UV/NT).

Cheers,
Wol

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Sent: 26 February 2004 19:07
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Subject: Printing to "local" printer

Hi,

We use Unidata (v5.2) on a DEC/Compaq/HP Alpha under Tru64 Unix (v5.0a).
Most of our users connect to our Unidata system via terminal emulation
software (SmartTerm) from Windows-based PCs. Some of those users
function as
point-of-sale terminals. We're now trying to integrate credit card
validation via the internet directly from those work stations. We're
still
in test mode, but most of this seems to working OK. One remaining issue
is
printing the CC receipt. We would like the receipts to print on CC
receipt
printers attached to the workstation as either parallel or serial
printers.
We'd rather not set up print queues for all of these. Any ideas on how
to
accomplish this?

Dana Baron
System Manager
Smugglers' Notch Resort

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Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Dianne Ackerman]

Yes, but "Q" will subsequently log you off the system in UV, even if at 
the select list
-Dianne

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3 keystrokes... Q [Enter] [Enter]

-Original Message-
From: Tony Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...
 

By the way, the fastest way to get rid of an unwanted Select list (in
   

Universe):
 

ED [Enter] [Enter]
and the list is gone...
   

Even quicker,

who [Enter]

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RE: How to start windows programs

[uniVerse mailing list]

>The simplest method to open a pdf is to write the pdf to a server then send
>the URI of the pdf to the emulator via an escape sequence. For example, to
>open a pdf in your browser using ftp using Netterm: CRT
>CHAR(27):'[]ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/invoice12345.pdf':CHAR(27):'[0*'

note that if they have the latest patch from Microsoft installed, then this solution 
*may* not work as it breaks the internet standard of ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, the principle is sound. You could work round this by pointing it to a website 
instead 


We currently use sbclient to do something similar, but keep ending up with a dos 
prompt on the screen whilst the program (such as a webbrowser) is being run - most 
annoying.
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RE: Sales Forecasting System

[Steve Moore]

We also use Demand Solutions with Epicor's Dataflo product.  

Steve



We are looking for a 'standalone' Sales Forecasting System including
demand forecasting techniques and preferably
using a MV database. Or alternately a Sales Forecasting System that can
be integrated sensibly into a MV application.



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RE: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[jasonp]

3 keystrokes... Q [Enter] [Enter]

-Original Message-
From: Tony Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 12:08 AM
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...


> By the way, the fastest way to get rid of an unwanted Select list (in
Universe):
> ED [Enter] [Enter]
> and the list is gone...

Even quicker,

who [Enter]

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RE: Sales Forecasting System

[jasonp]

We use Demand Solutions as well.  It works great with our stock packaging division, 
not so great with our custom packaging division.  The main reason for this is short 
life-cycle products in our custom packaging division.  Extremely short life-cycles 
mean little historical data to forecast future demand.  Once enough history gets in 
there for the history to meaningful, the product has reached end of life.  I don't 
know that a system has been invented yet to solve that problem though...

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I have used a package called Demand Solutions www.demandsolutions.com with Epicor 
Dataflo.  You initially export 30 months of sales history and then each month export 
the newest month and the oldest rolls off.  The software generates a forecast which 
you can import back into the MPS/MRP system.   

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Hi Everyone

We are looking for a 'standalone' Sales Forecasting System including
demand forecasting techniques and preferably
using a MV database. Or alternately a Sales Forecasting System that can
be integrated sensibly into a MV application.

Any clues ??

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Clarion interface to Pick

[Glenn W. Paschal]

Does anyone know if there is an interface driver for Pick into Clarion, or
if anyone has written such an interface?
I have a client trying to use the Clarion ASP for web interface into a Pick
database.
 
Your help is appreciated.
 
Thanks,
 
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RE: Sales Forecasting System

[Steve Kunzman]

I have used a package called Demand Solutions www.demandsolutions.com with Epicor 
Dataflo.  You initially export 30 months of sales history and then each month export 
the newest month and the oldest rolls off.  The software generates a forecast which 
you can import back into the MPS/MRP system.   

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Hi Everyone

We are looking for a 'standalone' Sales Forecasting System including
demand forecasting techniques and preferably
using a MV database. Or alternately a Sales Forecasting System that can
be integrated sensibly into a MV application.

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Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Glenn Herbert]

The default behavior will be that upon completion of the command, ie 
incorrect syntax, correct working, etc, any active SELECT list will be 
cleared.  The 'K' entry in field 4 overrides that so that when the command 
exits any active SELECT will NOT be cleared.  This behavior is strictly 
flavor dependant and can be modified if you don't like it (though the next 
ACCOUNT.UPDATE will reset it).

Secondly, the 'S' option is usually used to pass a select list into an 
external executable, for example, things in the $UVHOME/bin directory.  So, 
for instance, FILE.STAT is actually $UVHOME/bin/file.stat.  From TCL you 
can use FILE.STAT with a select list;

SELECTFL
FILE.STAT
and this will dump out the info for all the files in the select list.  What 
actually happens is there is a bit of substitution.   The SELECTFL will 
generate a temp file with all the file names in it, i.e. 
UVTEMP/select01928aa.   The command built to run would then be:

$UVHOME/bin/file.stat -S /tmp/select01928aa (assuming UVTEMP == /tmp)

This is how we originally designed active select lists to be used with 
externals.  Back to the main point, once file.stat completes (or bombs out 
or whatever) the command executor will shutdown (or keep open) the SELECT 
list based upon the 'K' in field 4.

At 04:04 AM 03/04/2004, you wrote:
uv System Administration manual  chapter Adding Commands to the VOC File
says for  'V' entries  that field 4
K   -  Keep select list
S   -  Uses select list
Of course it doesn't bother with tiny details like  wich behavioiur is default
or  what effect these settings have when the program isn't 
found.  ..  hint, hint  IBM manual writers  ...  :^)

From experience (including from this thread) I'd say that the list is not 
kept unless there is a K.

-- mats

Andrew Gissing wrote:

so I have to think the list will still be active after the WHO is
completed.
Not so. I discovered to my own use that simply using "LIST", without file
name, will clear the selectlist.
And in any event, proof of who below:

<<< T C L>>>


SELECT CUST

3117 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0.


WHO

120 mm From andrew



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RE: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Stevenson, Charles]

> Incidentally (Sorry Chuck, I'm at it again), I have come 
> across one user who thought CS was a shortform for 
> CLEARSELECT and reported it as a bug that it cleared the screen.

I always thought CS meant "Chuck Stevenson"

- Chuck Stevenson
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RE: [UV] Does anyone know how to

[Ross Ferris]

Can one ask what you would actually DO with the word document once you have made your 
substitutions ? Print ? Fax ? Email ?

We tackled this from the other end, and use Automation to drive word for production of 
standard forms. If this is perhaps of interest you can download an eval from our 
website . just follow the Lynx links from www.stamina.com.au - WordLynx, FaxLynx & 
MailLynx (if it isn't obvious which does what, please do NOT download these products 
:-)

Whole things runs as a "service" under windows, so can be 'driven' from a green screen


Ross Ferris
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>Thanks Mick - gives me something to start with.  Now if I can only get the
>users to accept it the battle will be successful.
>
>dan
>
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>Dan,
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>We do this within UniData, but I'm thinking it should work in Universe
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>Our trick is to save the Word Document as a RTF (Rich Text Format) file
>instead of in the native Word format.  The rtf format keeps you from
>having to worry about any special characters embedded within the
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>It's worked well for us.
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>I am running UV 9.5.1... on windows NT (PICK flavor).
>
>I want to be able to read in a .doc file created in Word 2000, do a
>string replace, and then write out the file as a new .doc file.  I have
>tried using the standard READ and READSEQ. I use the CHANGE command [REC
>= CHANGE(REC,txta,txtb)] and then  WRITE (or WRITESEQ).  In each case I
>get the anticipated results but when I attempt to launch the document in
>Word 2000 I get THE "unknown file format" error.  I have to figure that
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RE: Eclipse

[Ross Ferris]

Stuart,

Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?

If the former, there may be other ways to achieve your goals - I suppose it then also 
depends on whether you are looking at simply consuming a web service, or publishing one

FWIW, Viságe 6.50 will have a facility to enable you to "publish" any Viságe function 
(read Basic Subroutine) as a web service - we can happily consume them now from the 
client  but as Dawn would point out, that doesn't count, because we "cheat" and 
use "nasty" Microsoft technology, and that just isn't Java

(Hi Dawn!)

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>Sorry, I have done embarassingly little towards developing the desired
>plug-in.  I had trouble finding a tutorial that matched what I saw in
>the current version of Eclipse, and recently have been using NetBeans
>much more than Eclipse, so have let things slide.
>
>Best,
>David Beahm
>
>Stuart Boydell wrote:
>> Just saw a www.ibm.com/developerWorks seminar on web services. They are
>> using Eclipse as their IDE and I was impressed by the sexiness of the
>tools
>> (We can get to whether they work or not later).
>> There was a thread on here a few months ago about U2 & Eclipse and I was
>> wondering if anyone had built or tried building a plug-in for U2 yet.
>> Anyone have any comments about it?
>> Cheers,
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RE: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Gordon Glorfield]

On our UV 10.0.8 on a Sun box there is no "L" VOC entry.  "LD" is someones
shortcut to LIST DICT.

Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
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Subject: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...


One day, I stumbled across an interesting behavior; at TCL, if I type 'L',
it results in my current SELECT list being cleared. You get an error
message, but it does not seem to hurt anything. This is great, because I
hate typing in CLEARSELECT.

But ever since, I've been wondering what it's really doing. Turns out that
'L' is one of only two similar VOC entries, the other being 'LD'. It looks
like this:

0001: V
0002: L
0003: PR

The error message you get reads:

  Unable to create new process.  Will try again.
  Create Process failed (2).

This is on NT. IIRC, on unix the message is different. Anybody know what
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RE: Sales Forecasting System

[Ross Ferris]

Barry,

Give me a call at the office tomorrow - we may be able to help
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Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Martin Phillips]

>  From experience (including from this thread) I'd say that the list is
> not kept unless there is a K.

Absolutely right!  The definition is that termination of a command clears
any default select list  unless the K processor mode is set in the VOC
record.  Many years ago, I wrote a command whose whole job was to create a
select list.  Having come from the world of PI/open, it took me ages to
uncover why the list never seemed to be there.

Incidentally (Sorry Chuck, I'm at it again), I have come across one user who
thought CS was a shortform for CLEARSELECT and reported it as a bug that it
cleared the screen.

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Re: Phantom process.

[Martin Phillips]

Firstly, I assume that ID.RECORD is assigned somewhere.

Secondly, do you have errlog enabled?  If so, take a look in there for any
UV errors that might have terminated your process.

Martin Phillips
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From: "Wade Sailor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 9:41 AM
Subject: Phantom process.


> Hi,
>
> I have written a program which run as a Phantom.
>
> PROGRAM TEST
> CONDITION = 0
> LOOP
> UNTIL CONDITION DO
> READ R.RECORD FROM F.FILE, ID.RECORD ELSE NULL
> LOOP
> UNTIL R.RECORD<1> = '' DO
> 
> DEL R.RECORD<1>
> REPEAT
> SLEEP 60
> <>
> REPEAT
>
> Then I will run it as
> >EXECUTE TEST
>
> Sometimes, the process does nothing.
> If I check the process at UniVerse level, it shows as running. But at the
> Unix level the process got killed. Is there any setup at Unix server level
> like TIMEOUT where I have to look at.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Wade.

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Re: [UV] Variable never assigned a value warning

[Mark Johnson]

Not to mention the infidel CLEAR statement that does the same thing, hides
errors.

I believe the practice of variable assignment at the top is a practice
brought over from other languages where all variables apparently need to be
defined up front with DIM statements and variable types. I support some QB &
VB code and don't think twice about introducing the variable mj late in the
program for a local test and not DIMming it at the front.

Come to think of it, those systems tend to have an implied CLEAR as from out
of nowhere, you could have PRINT A and the unassigned value of A would be
zero (it's a numeric variable). You could also PRINT A$ and get nothing
wrong. Hell, you even get the first 9 or 10 array elements without even
using a DIM to dimension. PRINT A$(6) would yield null as well without being
previously defined.

Perhaps the early defining of variables is a discipline that was taught but
not really required.

I shiver when i see the CLEAR statement when the program needs my
assistance. I relucantly comment it out while reviewing to see if that's the
cause of an unexpected value somewhere. More often than not, after compiling
and when run the first time with no CLEAR, I get distracted by some other
errmsgs unrelated to the problem at hand. I relegate that command to the
lazy category. I've never used it in all my years of MV.

my 2 cents.
> > Incidentally, I find the worryingly common practice of
> > setting all variables to zero / null at the top of a program
> > very annoying as it hides the very useful unassigned variable
> > trap, leaving you thinking your program works when actually
> > it doesn't.
> >
> > Martin Phillips
> > Ladybridge Systems
>
>
> Yes, this practice HIDES real errors.
>
> I too see it a lot, and I think it is absolutely disgusting.
> Maybe the practice originated with programmers who were used to working
> in languages where they had to declare variables & var types at the top
> of their program. They just felt kinda naked without saying,
> I=0;A='';[EMAIL PROTECTED], at the top of their basic code. A poor reason.
>
> Don't do it.
>
> Be aware that the *occasional* such message may hint at a *multitude* of
> unreported error incidents. Especially when the error is deep inside an
> important loops. Let me illustrate by expanding Martin's example:
>
> LOOP
> GOSUB ASSIGN.A
> BEGIN CASE
> CASE A = 1; B = 'Apple'
> CASE A = 2; B = 'Orange'
> CASE A = 3; B = 'Banana'
> END CASE
> DISPLAY B
> REPEAT
>
> You will get an "unassigned error" message only if A just happens to not
> be 1,2,or 3 on the very FIRST pass through the loop. Subsequent passes
> where that occurs would use the value assigned to B on the previous
> iteration. UV will be happy to do so.
>
> Initializing B at the top of the program, above the loop, would
> eliminate those occasional error message but not eliminate the buggy
> code or a fundamental logic flaw.
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RE: Phantom process.

[John Reid]

Wade,

You ARE opening the file, right?

Are there any entries in the errlog file?
When you say 'check the process at universe level', how are you checking it.

Is there ever case where any response is required by the program? Any
conditional DEBUG statements?
john
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Behalf Of Wade Sailor
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Subject: Phantom process.

Hi,

I have written a program which run as a Phantom.

PROGRAM TEST
CONDITION = 0
LOOP
UNTIL CONDITION DO
READ R.RECORD FROM F.FILE, ID.RECORD ELSE NULL
LOOP
UNTIL R.RECORD<1> = '' DO

DEL R.RECORD<1>
REPEAT
SLEEP 60
<>
REPEAT

Then I will run it as
>EXECUTE TEST

Sometimes, the process does nothing.
If I check the process at UniVerse level, it shows as running. But at the 
Unix level the process got killed. Is there any setup at Unix server level 
like TIMEOUT where I have to look at.

Thanks.

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RE: [UV] Does anyone know how to

[Anthony Youngman]

Do you need to modify a document created by someone else? Or can you
just spit out a Word document from UV?

Some of our report programs generate rtf documents from scratch. It can
be fun getting the format right (we make extensive use of tables to put
stuff in the right place), and Word is not the most forgiving of formats
to use, but you might find this a better approach than faffing about
with replacing text (or not as the case may be).

I'll have to put my stuff up on Pickwiki at some point ...

Cheers,
Wol 

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I am running UV 9.5.1... on windows NT (PICK flavor).

I want to be able to read in a .doc file created in Word 2000, do a
string
replace, and then write out the file as a new .doc file.  I have tried
using the standard READ and READSEQ. I use the CHANGE command [REC =
CHANGE(REC,txta,txtb)] and then  WRITE (or WRITESEQ).  In each case I
get
the anticipated results but when I attempt to launch the document in
Word
2000 I get THE "unknown file format" error.  I have to figure that some
characters imbedded in the original document are being stripped by the
limitations of the uniVerse READ and READSEQ commands thus making this
method not practical.  I did this in the past - in another life maybe -
but
this is my first attempt with WORD 2000.  All practical suggestions
appreciated.

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RE: Printing to "local" printer

[Anthony Youngman]

What I'd do ...

This is UV, but I got the impression that UD might well work the same
way ...

A lot of our printers, rather than saying "AT DEVICE" in the SETPTR
statement, say "AT \\windows\sharename". So each printer is set up on
the local pc to which it is attached, and the UV server knows nothing
about it at the Windows level (we have UV/NT).

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Hi,

We use Unidata (v5.2) on a DEC/Compaq/HP Alpha under Tru64 Unix (v5.0a).
Most of our users connect to our Unidata system via terminal emulation
software (SmartTerm) from Windows-based PCs. Some of those users
function as
point-of-sale terminals. We're now trying to integrate credit card
validation via the internet directly from those work stations. We're
still
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is
printing the CC receipt. We would like the receipts to print on CC
receipt
printers attached to the workstation as either parallel or serial
printers.
We'd rather not set up print queues for all of these. Any ideas on how
to
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SPOOLER NUMBER

[Alan Yockey]

 I am also interested in ways to manipulate spool files in Universe? The spool number 
would be a big help so I could use usm commands to redirect output externally to the 
report program which produced the spool file. 
Universe 9.3 on DGUX 

Is there a function with universe / basic to tell me the id of the last print job 
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Phantom process.

[Wade Sailor]

Hi,

I have written a program which run as a Phantom.

PROGRAM TEST
CONDITION = 0
LOOP
UNTIL CONDITION DO
READ R.RECORD FROM F.FILE, ID.RECORD ELSE NULL
LOOP
UNTIL R.RECORD<1> = '' DO

DEL R.RECORD<1>
REPEAT
SLEEP 60
<>
REPEAT
Then I will run it as
EXECUTE TEST
Sometimes, the process does nothing.
If I check the process at UniVerse level, it shows as running. But at the 
Unix level the process got killed. Is there any setup at Unix server level 
like TIMEOUT where I have to look at.

Thanks.

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RE: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Claus Derlien]

Instead of CLEARSELECT you could use CS it does the same,
this works on my system universe 9.5.1
and it looks like this :
01 ED VOC CS
4 lines long.

: p
0001: V
0002: CS
0003: I
0004: BG


best regards from Denmark

Claus Derlien


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Subject: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...


One day, I stumbled across an interesting behavior; at TCL, if I type 'L',
it results in my current SELECT list being cleared. You get an error
message, but it does not seem to hurt anything. This is great, because I
hate typing in CLEARSELECT.

But ever since, I've been wondering what it's really doing. Turns out that
'L' is one of only two similar VOC entries, the other being 'LD'. It looks
like this:

0001: V
0002: L
0003: PR

The error message you get reads:

  Unable to create new process.  Will try again.
  Create Process failed (2).

This is on NT. IIRC, on unix the message is different. Anybody know what
this is doing, or if it is safe?
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RE: [UV] Does anyone know how to

[Claus Derlien]

There should be some SYSTEM() functions to prevent read/write from altering
special chars in the record
if im remembering right its  SYSTEM(1017)

best regards from Denmark

Claus Derlien

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I am running UV 9.5.1... on windows NT (PICK flavor).

I want to be able to read in a .doc file created in Word 2000, do a string
replace, and then write out the file as a new .doc file.  I have tried
using the standard READ and READSEQ. I use the CHANGE command [REC =
CHANGE(REC,txta,txtb)] and then  WRITE (or WRITESEQ).  In each case I get
the anticipated results but when I attempt to launch the document in Word
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characters imbedded in the original document are being stripped by the
limitations of the uniVerse READ and READSEQ commands thus making this
method not practical.  I did this in the past - in another life maybe - but
this is my first attempt with WORD 2000.  All practical suggestions
appreciated.

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RE: U2 Maintenance

[Claus Derlien]

Hi Wally!

Well here in Denmark we have had some outstanding good response from IBM
regarding maintenance renewal
our IBM contact person has really made a terrific job in following up on all
issues.  :-)


 

now go see a doctor to patch up the hole in the foot  :-)))



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Re: [UV] Ever wondered how something works...

[Mats Carlid]

uv System Administration manual  chapter Adding Commands to the VOC File
says for  'V' entries  that field 4 

K   -  Keep select list
S   -  Uses select list
Of course it doesn't bother with tiny details like  wich behavioiur is 
default
or  what effect these settings have when the program isn't found. 
 ..  hint, hint  IBM manual writers  ...  :^)

From experience (including from this thread) I'd say that the list is 
not kept unless there is a K.

-- mats

Andrew Gissing wrote:

so I have to think the list will still be active after the WHO is
completed.
   

Not so. I discovered to my own use that simply using "LIST", without file
name, will clear the selectlist.
And in any event, proof of who below:

<<< T C L>>>
 

SELECT CUST
   

3117 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0.
 

WHO
 

120 mm From andrew
 

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