dear Peter (Piotr)
whilst we are deeply moved by your sentiments, we're awfully
sorry, old
chap, to do this to you, but we sincerely believe that, to
quote a local
song, a leetle beet of eenglish might just serve here...
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As requested:
Song Title A Third World Child
Artist Johnny Clegg Savuka
[snip]
They said
'You should learn to speak a little bit of English
Don't be scared of a suit and tie.
Learn to walk in the dreams of the foreigner
-- I am a Third World Child
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I like the syntax a lot, and even put the LOOP on the same line as the
UNTIL. So Ray Wurlod's example I would have written as
LOOP WHILE READSEQ line FROM f
GOSUB processline
REPEAT
I was surprised to see an assertion that this didn't work in Pick, as I
remember Henry Eggers was a
Dear All,
Do anyone having experience on Universe Database hang. ( note that
existing user process still able to run the process and access the database
only user which using new session log to the database will hang over there ?
) The system file is not full . When i LIST.READU EVERY
Thanks for this example. I was looking for a way to not test for the first
iteration every time. Another example illustrated it and kept it goto-less.
I can honestly say that in all my years of MV, no prior programmers or VARs
to my client's systems used LOOP-REPEAT for READNEXT and that
Pick was also the topic of either a 2 page or 2 issue article in BYTE
magazine around 18-20 years ago.
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Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2004 5:35 PM
Subject: [U2] PC Magazine - July 2004 - UniData Mention in the
Too funny! This is one of those automatically generated Out-of-Office
message. Evidently Piotr is taking a long holiday and won't be in the
office from June 21st until July 5th. He will answer all message upon his
return. If you are having an emergency you should contact Globus Production
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Tsombakos, John
Now, here's the rub.. My initial testing is using Mac OS X.
But, when the
routine returns a multi-valued item, the value of the SubValue (@SM)
character is wrong, so I can't pull sub-values
Christophe Marchal wrote:
I'm discovering the uniobject in java, and I don't find how to do a
SELECT command and retreive ID.
I only find the UniSelectList that have a select() method on
an UniFile.
But what I want is somthing like :
SELECT MYFILE WITH MY.FIELD = bar AND WITH
On Tue, 2004-06-15 at 01:06, Ken Wallis wrote:
Karl Pearson wrote:
Try putting two \\ so the escape will be used as it was meant
to be, to
keep special characters from being treated like special characters.
I.e. \* \? \\ etc.
The difficulty is in doing this. Once the shell has
Ang Suan Yong wrote:
Do anyone having experience on Universe Database hang.
( note that
existing user process still able to run the process and
access the database
only user which using new session log to the database will
hang over there ?
Not UniVerse, but UniData was doing that
Do anyone having experience on Universe Database hang.
( note that existing user process still able to run the
process and access the database only user which using new
session log to the database will hang over there ?
) The system file is not full . When i LIST.READU EVERY
(using
Just a quick look, it appears the code is adding to the city and state
totals before checking if the city or state values have changed. This means
if the city or state has changed that it'll be adding some of the next city
and state totals to the previous city and state totals. Unless I'm
We had this problem but it was related to Vertias Replication software.
Are you by chance running Vertias on HPUX? Sorry deleted the original
post if that had the OS info in it.
Don Verhagen
Tandem Staffing Solutions, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11:56:10 AM 06/21/2004
Ang Suan Yong wrote:
Another note on the differences between READNEXTS.
As I support UD/UV/D3/MCD and Native clients, I like to be consistent in my
application programs. Thus, when appropriate, I have a subroutine that I can
use blindly in my application thinking and not have to remember which format
works for which
Thanks. I think it does have to do with the encoding somewhere. I can use
the debugger on OS X (Xcode) and see the exact response from the web server.
The value mark is being encoded as %FC, but the sub-value mark is not being
encoded, just passed through as an ASCII 184. I will investigate the
And I sent this before I double checked... the value mark is being in coded
as %FD.
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From: Tsombakos, John
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 2:15 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [U2] Universe Redback Java Problem
Thanks. I think it does have to do with the
Sidebar to data/basic break-on totals:
I eliminate the chance of redundant or missed adding by rolling up totals
instead of details. What I mean is that within the LOOP READNEXT...REPEAT
detail processing, I accumulate those values to the closest subtotal, like
in this case, CITY. When I
This code example is also flawed in that a break-on state should
automatically break-on city first regardless if the city has changed. As it
is, it assumes that there could never be this situation:
CITYSTATE
MiddletownNJ
Springfield NJ
Springfield PA
Springfield TX
I need to try out the linux versions of the PEs. However, how do i go about
getting copies of Linux that will run with them?
Thanks
Eugene
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Eugene Perry wrote:
I need to try out the linux versions of the PEs. However,
how do i go about
getting copies of Linux that will run with them?
I think the PE's are intended for Red Hat, although several people here
have gotten them to run on other distros.
So you can start with Red Hat, I
At 11:39 AM 6/21/2004, Eugene Perry wrote:
I need to try out the linux versions of the PEs. However, how do i go about
getting copies of Linux that will run with them?
Thanks
Eugene
Try here: http://www.linuxiso.org/
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Kent Walker - Datatel Analyst
Information Technology - U.C. Hastings College
Somebody mentioned Web Wizard on info-datatel, has anyone else heard
of Eagle Rock/eris?
http://www.eaglerock-is.com/wwiz.asp
Sounds kind of like Pixius' MVInternet product, except this one uses Via
Systems WinLink behind the scenes.
http://www.via.com/external/winlink.htm
But then they say
Mel Soriano of ERIS has an article in every issue of Spectrum Magazine. Web
Wizard has been around for a long time and has apparently had a compelling
amount of success. I've never used it so I can't comment.
I mention Web Wizard as one development option in my series of articles on
Web
You may want to check out Luke Bucklin @ sierra bravo corp
We are using his webview product. It runs very nicely, with minor setup...
Only negative was a lack of documentation at the time, but Luke is very good
about going thru it in depth and assisting in setting it up.
I expect that
I'm not interested in the job but I was reading this and have a question.
When you say migration of legacy systems to J2EE architecture do you mean
you are moving to another database or staying on Universe. J2EE is just a
way of getting at the data and Universe can be accessed using Java.
-
I've never used UD so I don't know what SYSTEM(49) returns.
But give SYSTEM(9001) a try on UV. I think it was added at 10.0.4.
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Subject: [U2] SYSTEM(49) on UV
That's painful to look at.
Isn't it more efficient to do the select and then read the id's while they are in
memory ?
What if your selection contains 500,000 items, won't that IDS array be huge ?
Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another note on the differences between READNEXTS.
As I
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