Very interesting. I see why 4 and 5 are not in your favor. In the key
samples I tested (sequential integers, integers with alpha suffixes,
zero padded, etc.), I noted that 4 consistently was worse than 18,
though other types would still be better than 18. Sometimes 12 and 13
were just downright
> The help on this statement shows zilch. The syntax is EVAL
> "EXPRESSION", so
> unless there's undocumented features then I doubt it.
from the retrieve.pdf UV10 manuals pp 3-33
"Some Ways to Use CONV"
"...Sometimes the results of an EVAL expression need a CONV specification to
cause the approp
Hi Louis,
Try starting the spooler with a -t option. This will print all jobs out
in time sequence order (in other words the order in which they were
spooled). Without it the spooler will print the small jobs first
gradually moving to the larger ones.
Regards
David Logan
Database Administrator
H
All of the APIs (UV ones, at least) have the same quirk/feature...once you
know (usually found out the hard way), you just need to have your own
initialise routine to setup everything.
Regards,
David
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On all our VB code (which we no longer use) we did an explicit DATE.FORMAT
from the uniobjects session as the login is bypassed for those sessions.
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Subject: [U2] Qui
Yes, US Dollars. We are in Northern New Jersey.
I am not really specifying [or quoting] ...I am merely citing
rememeberances...
--Bill
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MFILES of 112 seems very low to me. Must be quite a small system.
We used to get the file load message a lot before we dropped dynamic files
(too poor under extreme load) and went back to hashed files. At the time our
MFILES was 1000.
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Kevin,
Tried this on my UV system, and it works just fine:
LIST INVOICE 16 17 WITH 16 > "0.00" AND WITH 17 > 16 EVAL "(@RECORD<16> /
@RECORD<17>) * "1"" CONV "MD2" FMT "14R" COL.HDG "Tax % of Gross"
05:28:17pm 16 Aug 2004 PAGE1
INVOICE... Tax Amount Net Invoice... Tax % of
Bill
What currency are you specifying there? USD?
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Subject: RE: [U2] Large Screen/Monitors
Importance: Low
We have been using an InFocu
The help on this statement shows zilch. The syntax is EVAL "EXPRESSION", so
unless there's undocumented features then I doubt it. Unless of course you
could put in the attribute marks after the expression and put the conversion
in the same place as it would be on a dict item. But then, a dict it
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Subject: [U2] EVAL formatting
I had one of my IT folks look at this one and I don't want to belive
them.
They said you cannot disp
Are you in Universe or Unidata? Shouldn't you just be able to include an
OCONV in the EVAL? Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but that seems the
simple solution.
For example, I just did a little snippet in Universe 10.0.6 as:
LIST VOC SAMPLE 1 EVAL "OCONV((3.45 / 1.2),'MD2P')"
and got a res
Of course you can display a decimal. Try this:
LIST CS.2004 H.HCG.AWARDED.ALL H.TOTAL.AWARD EVAL "(H.HCG.AWARDED.ALL *
100)/H.TOTAL.AWARD)" CONV "MR2"
Richard B. Lewis
Sr. Software Engineer
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Kevin,
How about
LIST CS.2004 H.HCG.AWARDED.ALL H.TOTAL.AWARD EVAL
"OCONV((H.HCG.AWARDED.ALL/H.TOTAL.AWARD*10), 'MD1')"
There's probably a way to do it with EVAL "..." FMT"", too
HTH
Mike
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Michae
I had one of my IT folks look at this one and I don't want to belive them.
They said you cannot display a decimal when using the EVAL command. I think
there is got to be a way. That's why I put this out. The current EVAL
statement displays 1 or 0. Any ideas??
LIST CS.2004 H.HCG.AWARDED.ALL H.TO
Hi All,When using the SP.EDIT command to spool jobs out to a printer with a range
option of 1-20 as an example, the reports don't necessarily print in that sequence.
And the don't not print in the smaller reports first then the larger reports either.Is
there a switch or option in UniVerse or Un
Remember,
UniObjects does not run any LOGIN or similar initialisation stuff, including
wherever you set your DATE.FORMAT. You need to explicitly run this as part
of your connection script.
NOTE that on some installations, I've found that it disappears if you call
it from an execute in a subroutin
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> Simon,
>
> do you not use an explicit conversion code when you ICONV, e.g
> "D/DMY[2,2,2]" for "dd/mm/yy"?
>
> John Appleyard
> Arthur J. Gallagher (UK) Limited
Explicit D ICONV conversion codes are UV - questioner has UD.
[a different
> When running uvfixfile on a dynamic file (currently has about
> 340,000 records) we are getting a file load discrepancy warning.
Firstly, don't panic!
While a dynamic file is open, UV keeps track of the number of bytes of data
stored in it. This is known as the "load" and, although it is actua
Simon,
do you not use an explicit conversion code when you ICONV, e.g
"D/DMY[2,2,2]" for "dd/mm/yy"?
John Appleyard
Arthur J. Gallagher (UK) Limited
When running uvfixfile on a dynamic file (currently has about 340,000 records) we are
getting a file load discrepancy warning. Uvfixfile will repair it, but it recurs
from time to time. Our software vendor recommended increasing MFILES in uvconfig. We
have increased it twice, from 24, to 5
http://listserver.u2ug.org/
I have been having the same thing. I use UniObjects 3.3 connecting o a
UniVerse Server.
So I don't think it is you. I think it is a UniObjects Error...Until proven
different.
Regards
Bjorn
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Hello all,
Has anyone else found the following, or am I missing something obvious
here?
I've been working on some VB6 code running uniobjects (v5.2, as is the
version of Unidata/NT), and had the need to pass a date out to a
unibasic subroutine called via the subroutine object. Said subroutine
If it is a large monitor you want have a look at these
guys. They have monitors that reach from here to
way over there! :-)
http://www.go-l.com/monitors/index.htm
Ron White
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G'day Jamie,
If you are going down the path of using UV then first, be aware that there
is a bug in the UV/Xerces parser interface (I think releases prior to UV
v10.0.19) will bomb out after parsing a few hundred documents under load.
We're using the parser and receiving XML invoice documents post
> The VOC file on my UV/NT box is set up as a type 3 file .. I'm thinking
that
> that's NOT the right type for the file, but I'm not sure yet ..
The descriptions of the hashing processes refer to character types to make
them easier to understand. The algorithms actually aren't interested in
chara
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