David,
I assumed you've tried this, but just in case:
Go to the UniVerse Admin Control Panel.
Select Network Services.
Change the Telnet port to 2300, or some other unused port.
Try to reconnect.
If you have an IP port conflict, this should expose it right off. You
can also add users in this secti
Dennis,
It appears to work on my XPHome machine. I am currently trying to get
it to work on my HP laptop with XPPro. It is the Pro box that is not
working.
Friday, July 2, 2004, 2:05:01 AM, you wrote:
DB> XPHome cannot run anything that requires you to login as
DB> administrator,
DB> as you ca
Thanks to you and to those who replied. I will change the file type.
Eugene
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> Eugene,
>
> Exactly as it sounds. UniVerse won
EREPLACE won't work in I-descroptors, just like CHANGE doesn't.
I'm not sure why people are looking for other solutions that avoid my
earlier suggestion of enveloping UV's vanilla CHANGE function inside
your own routine that can be called from an I-descriptor. The same
method is good for those fe
Eek! Why aren't these being opened into COMMON variables?!!
Surely this would help with any speed problems?
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Have you tried EREPLACE instead of CHANGE?
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In that case, maybe FMT with a mask is easier. For example, and not knowing what you
want:
FMT(@ID,"(L#5(#3)#3(#3)#9)")
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From: "George Gallen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 16:38:32 -0400
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [U2] How to use change(), insid
it could occur mulitple times. It's to make seeing
part of an ID easier. The ID is a bunch of letters and around 25 in length
I'm looking (visually) for certain letters, and it's easier to find them
with the () around them. It's not just the letter I'm looking for, but the
letters preceeding and at
0001: I
0002: FIELD(@ID,'X',1):"(X)":FIELD(@ID,'X',2)
0003:
0004: NEW ID
0005: 20L
0006: S
Bottom at line 6.
If 'X' only occurs once, this will work.
John.
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uv10, and it needs to CHANGE ANY "X" IN THE @ID TO "(X)"
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>Subject: RE: [U2] How to use change(), inside a I-Desc (UV)
>
>
>Unidata or Universe, version #, and what's
CONVERT wont work.
I need to change "X" -> "(X)"
Looks like the function method will be the best solution.
George
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Unidata or Universe, version #, and what's it doing?
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OK. Can't figure out how
doc ( system description ) doesn't list change as a i-type function
can you use convert or maybe call a subroutine
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> OK. Can't figure out how to execute the change function
> inside an I-desc.
>
> I'm trying to do: CHANGE(@ID,"X","(X)")
I wrote & catalogued:
UTIL.BP CHANGE
01: FUNCTION CHANGE( EXPRESSION, SUBSTRING, REPLACEMENT, OCCURRENCE,
BEGIN )
02: RETURN ( CHANGE( EXPRESSION, SUBSTRING, REPLACEMENT,
maybe try using CONVERT
or try adding the occurrence and begin flag to CHANGE
HTH
Chris
George Gallen wrote:
OK. Can't figure out how to execute the change function
inside an I-desc.
I'm trying to do: CHANGE(@ID,"X","(X)")
George
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OK. Can't figure out how to execute the change function
inside an I-desc.
I'm trying to do: CHANGE(@ID,"X","(X)")
George
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You can validate UK postcodes online at royalmail.com
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You can also buy offline copies of the PAF (postcode address file).
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Sometimes it's
Not to answer the question, 'cause I can't. I just shudder at the thought
of 3 opens in "a subroutine being called multiple times through a loop"
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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Yes.
The last message I posted appeared almost two hours
after I posted it.
Ron White
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Subject: Long delays for list posts? (was RE: [U2] Unidata 6 XML DTD
question)
Not for nothin' but there are some pretty ugly I-type dict items with all
the SUBS, EQS, REUSE etc stuff. I don't have an example, but I worked on a
client's system that was converted from UV to UD and all the 10 line dicts
were converted to the UD 6/7 ones (saving the original 10 line dict in fiel
Your request of REC<5,5> is a bad example. Let's say you want to get
REC<10,4>
Coupla ways: All have no requirement for 002.
If field 10 is insured to be numeric:
008 A;S(10*(NV="4"))
If field 10 is a bunch of codes with no spaces
008 A;(0(TFILE;X;10;10))(G3 1)
If field 10 could be anything
008 A
You can get a regularly updated bank sort code database directly from
BACS (www.bacs.co.uk) referred to as the ISCD File (International Sort
Code Database) - Its not particularly cheap but has all the information
you could possibly require.
There are some companies that supply the database under
You may have already checked this, but is someone using CONTRACT as a normal
variable, like in common and thereby overwriting the file variable. I
always add .FV to any file variable names to prevent issues like this.
Regards
David Jordan
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>Could it be that AIX is not releasing the files fast enough and we are
>running out of MFILES or some
Eugene,
Exactly as it sounds. UniVerse won't compile an I Descriptor if the file
dictionary is a type 1 or type 19 (ie. a directory). You need to resize your
dictionary to type 18 or similar. (data portion is not affected).
RESIZE DICT filename 18 11 1
Brian
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XPHome cannot run anything that requires you to login as
administrator,
as you cannot login as administrator unless you do so from
safe mode,
and safe mode won't allow you to do anything!
XP Pro is more lenient
In your first post you said XP Pro
In the last one you said XP Home
which is it?
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Chuck wrote
> Specifically, I'm looking to pull a single Multi-Value
> ( like EXTRACT(@RECORD,5,5,0) ) using an A-type
This is only for Universe, not for Unidata,
because Unidata doesn't have the Pick-style "A" types.
Using an "A" (or "S") type of attribute definition
in Universe, you can extract
I had this not too long ago. The file handle is being cleared, either
through a closing of the file, double use of a variable name, or something
else along those lines.
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