We are in the process of integrating a Websphere application with our MV Database.
We are using XML to structure the messages mostly because we intend to open up the MV
Database to more thirds party applications and needed a standardised approach. It is
working well and everyone understands the
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Have you gone through SSL setup in UniAdmin?
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Sent: 23 August 2004 05:03
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Subject: [U2] Problem using secure sockets
We are attempting to use the built in SSL connectivity
All,
I have a problem with a Solaris Uv installation - has anyone seen this behavious
before?
UniVerse 10.1.0
I have a number of processes, all of which are sitting at the same BASIC INPUT prompt
(part of a menu system). For some reason, several of these are contending over the CPU
and pushing
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in ref to 'Clarify please?'
Say our record contains the rates of a widget ( attr 2 ) stored with and
associated effective dates ( attr 1 )
0001= 12345}12367}12390}12480}12590
0002= A}B}C}D}E
we want to know the rate on 12380 ( 6/10/02 )
stored in ascending order, the locat
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Please give me your advice. For example:
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Dim iNumber as Integer
Dim dArray As UniDynArray
Set dArray = New UniDynArray
10: dArray.Value(1,1) = "Some String"
40: dArray.Value(2,1) = 50
70: dArray.Value(2,1) = dArray.Val
Ahh, that makes more sense.
Whenever I do a locate for something that exists or not, I use the form of
LOCATETHEN
*Date found get current rate data
END ELSE
*Date not found, get previous date's rate data
- 1
END
Commenting the two cases just so that it makes sense to not onl
Have you tried a CInt around the dArray.Value(2,1). I'm guessing that
the dynamic array object stores everything as strings or variants.
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The issue is why does it work fine in design mode and blow up when it's an
executable?
It looks like the + sign is acting like a plus sign in design mode, but
acting like an ampersand (& string-concatenation) when run as an .exe.
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From: Adrian Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL P
I've gotten into the habit of always specifying the StringValue or TextValue
property with each statement. The UniObjects document states that the
StringValue property is the default property, but I've encountered this
issue too many times too feel comfortable not specifying the property.
10: dA
Hi all,
Not a regular here but I was hoping someone could enlighten me with this
interesting 'feature' of UNIDATA...
If I issue a select statement using saving unique on a mv field of
pointers, then edit the SAVEDLISTS file to check the IDs, I see
something like this...
SELECT PERSON.ST 3152749
Check out the documentation for READNEXT its the same "feature" in
universe... least it looks it to me.
At 03:26 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
Hi all,
Not a regular here but I was hoping someone could enlighten me with this
interesting 'feature' of UNIDATA...
If I issue a select statement using
Dynamic assignment of array variables may be the issue.
Try adding a line so it reads like this.
10: dArray.Value(1,1) = "Some String"
40: dArray.Value(2,1) = 50
68: temp = dArray.Value(2,1)
70: dArray.Value(2,1) = temp + 25
* 70: dArray.Value(2,1) = dArray.Value(2,1) + 25
90: iNumber
Is PST.ROOM.ASSIGNMENTS dict item defined as MV (Multivalue) or SV
(Single Valued) item?
I would expect this if it was defined as SV (Single Valued) but really
MV in it.
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Awhile back I requested information about finding the Date Modified of a W2K
UniData file. Folks responded to use the DIR command. It worked great
except it won't work for files in the _HOLD_ folder. I'm thinking that the
reason this is the case is because UniData sees the files in _HOLD_ as
rec
Al DeWitt
> Awhile back I requested information about finding the Date
> Modified of a W2K
> UniData file. Folks responded to use the DIR command. It
> worked great
> except it won't work for files in the _HOLD_ folder. I'm
> thinking that the
> reason this is the case is because UniData sees
You may be experiencing a problem we had with VB6 in the executable.
Try setting your project compilation to P-code. It makes a difference
to the way the values are assigned to the dynamic arrays.
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