Stu:
I think that you are attempting to so something akin to this;
ftp -iv servername << EOF
cd /account
cd ramis_archive
cd /account/CRG.VENDOR
get filename
quit
EOF
Where the login would be a line in .netrc on your home account
i.e machine servername login loginid pass
It's covered in the IBM course (UV905) UniVerse Theory and Practice, which is the
replacement for UniVerse Internals. (See
http://www-306.ibm.com/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_description&courseCode=UV905)
Don't have a copy with me at the moment. From memory you're on the
Thanks for the reply Ray,
I guess all this is pointing to the fact that our current setting of
MFILES is too low - BUT as far as we can tell everything is flying along
(and much faster than normal due to our new box). Will increasing MFILES
to a more reasonable level show a noticeable performance
Hven't you asked IBM, presumably they would know as both systems are
theirs?
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When we boot
Do you mean UniDebugger? There's no format facility in the wIntegrate
editor.
If so then that's not the only format bug in it, there's lot of "modern"
constructs that it gets confused with.
"Proper" format within Universe works fine.
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Bob:
I think Stu is trying to run another data entry application via telnet,
without the user realizing it.
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Does anybody know if there is a similar process for enhancing terminal
emulation characteristics on Unidata?
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I thi
I must admit that the original post is a good example of one of the
things I find really frustrating about this list. People just don't give
enough info to get any real help.
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Well suggested Charles and Colin .
I had tried all lowercase knowing of the Pick flavor issue, but went with
Colin's gET.LIST just for fun, Doesn't' work on the paragraph name
(pARTLISTS is 'not found' but gET.LIST works just a well (or as poorly) as
GET.LIST did.
Charles, excellent idea, you
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Womack, Adrian wrote:
Thanks for the reply Ray,
I guess all this is pointing to the fact that our current setting of
MFILES is too low
Not necessarily. A few MFopens is normal in most shops. It is when you
see a burst of them than you have an indication of
Adrian Matthews wrote:
> Do you mean UniDebugger?
No, I mean the graphical editor that comes with wIntegrate. Possibly
also known as WintEdit. Text editing, color coding syntax and (usually)
indenting to show me which END goes with which IF, etc.
> There's no format facility in the wIntegrate
There isn't a HDR-SUPP? If you use this with NOPAGE it should get you what
you want.
hth, aee
Help Information For: "UNIQUERY HDR.SUPP" Page: 1/2
Syntax
...HDR.SUPP
Synonyms
ECLTYPE U
HDR.SUP, HDR-SUP, HDR-SUPP
ECLTYPE P
HDR-SUPP, SUPP
Description
The UniQuery HDR.SUPP keyw
What version of the wIntegrate Editor do you have? I'm on version 1.2 and I don't see
anything for automatic indenting. That would be a feature I'd like?
What version of wIntegrate did it come with?
Thanks,
Dave
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Weird, I can see it in the help now that you mention it but it isn't on
the menu where it says it is on our version (5.2).
I expect the format module used is the same with both UniDebugger and
WintEdit though so I expect its full of bugs. One of the reasons we use
EditPlus
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Dave Tabor wrote:
> What version of the wIntegrate Editor do you have? I'm on
> version 1.2 and I don't see anything for automatic indenting.
> That would be a feature I'd like?
> What version of wIntegrate did it come with?
Help->About in the editor is reporting 4.2.1, also...
:WIN.HOSTVER
H
Thanks Bill and everyone for their ideas.
Some more clarification and information...
We have a generic wrapper around all reports, both basic and ad hoc
universe query.
One of the options (besides PRINTING the report) is that the user can
choose to 'capture' the output and a wintegrate script
Also, used in selected sections using Alt-F8. I like it. (How'd I ever miss that
one!)
Thanks for the tip, everyone!
- Dave
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Hey all,
I'd like to run AE (the UniData line editor) on UniVerse .. The source code
doesn't come with UniData .. Does anyone out there (maybe IBM?) have the
source code available so that I can port it over?
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Hi,
Does anyone have a manual or information on using the Unidata fixfile command??
Especially of how to run the command without the prompts (yes or no) from occuring.
Thanks in Advance!
Frank
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AE does run on Universe 10.3
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> Hey all,
> I'd like to run AE (the UniData line editor) on UniVerse .. The source
code
> doesn't com
For users that are not administrators go to the control
panel and select a user that is not an administrator.
Click on properties. On the property dialog click on
"Member Of" and add the user the built-in "users"
group. Then go to the Profile tab and in the Home
folder section click "local path".
AE was ported to UV at release 9.6, but only for UNIX. I ported it to
Windows in 10.1.
>Hey all,
>I'd like to run AE (the UniData line editor) on UniVerse .. The source
code
>doesn't come with UniData .. Does anyone out there (maybe IBM?) have the
>source code available so that I can port it over?
Perhaps it's the user you're running the phantom as. Maybe there is a
permission issue in the list directory.
Hth
Colin
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Well suggested Charles and Colin .
I had tried all lowercase knowing of the Pick flavor issue, but
Any way you can backport it to 10.0 (10.0.17 to be precise)?
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> AE was ported to UV at release 9.6, but only for U
Yes, but it's different than the version on UniData. For instance prestore
commands in the UniData version are completely different.
Gordon J. Glorfield
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MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
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> Any way you can backport it to 10.0 (10.0.17 to be precise)?
How about UV 9.6?
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>From the documentation:
READU dyn.array.var FROM [file.var,] record.ID.expr [LOCKED statements]
[ON ERROR statements] {THEN statements [END] | ELSE statements [END]}
Am I reading this right? When I READU I can either have a THEN or an
ELSE, but not both? (That it does not compile with both ten
I've wondered about that. As an update, a simple program that just
udtexecutes the selects seems to work. If the program opens the same file as
the select, the second select doesn't work. If the program opens and then
closes the file, the time it tries to open, it fails.
All of these examples work
> From: Wendy Smoak
> Am I reading this right? When I READU I can either have a
> THEN or an ELSE, but not both? (That it does not compile
> with both tends to confirm that...)
Oh, never mind. It compiles fine. It must be a mismatched END
somewhere. (See my previous gripe about the Winteg
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 14:07:56 -0700, you wrote:
>From the documentation:
>
>READU dyn.array.var FROM [file.var,] record.ID.expr [LOCKED statements]
>[ON ERROR statements] {THEN statements [END] | ELSE statements [END]}
>
>Am I reading this right? When I READU I can either have a THEN or an
>ELSE,
See below for modification.
Bob Woodward
Programmer/Analyst
Harbor Wholesale Grocery
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Wendy,
We're on UV 10.1.2, on AIX. We have the READU..LOCKED..THEN..ELSE logic in
MANY of our programs:
READU dyn.arr FROM F.FILE1,rec.id LOCKED
***handle the locked condition
END THEN
* do the update
END ELSE
* type in the right item-id, dude!
END
If you have an examp
A READU can have all three, actually, at least on Unidata.
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> Am I reading this right? When I READU I can either have a THEN or
an
> ELSE, but not both? (That it does not compile with both tends to
> confirm that...)
This snippet of code compiles on Unidata 6.0:
ID="???"
OPEN "","VOC" TO BLA
Wendy - here's a snippet:
DONELOK = 0
LOOP UNTIL DONELOK = 1 DO
READU LOKREC FROM CUSTOMERFILE,CUSTID LOCKED
CRT TIMEDATE():\ port \:SYSTEM(18):\ file CUSTOMER item \:CUSTID:\locked!\
; SLEEP 1
END THEN DONELOK = 1 ELSE LOKREC = '' ; DONELOK = 1
REPEAT
notice the LOCKED END THEN ELSE
Ste
I like this format:
READU RECORD FROM FILE, ID LOCKED
END THEN
END ELSE
END
Dick Kryka
Director of Applications
CCCS of Greater Denver, Inc.
Paragon Financial Services
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I've struggled with the compound END/END's in this case and may offer a
different view:
READU REC FROM FILE, ID LOCKED LTE=1 THEN LTE=2 ELSE LTE=3
And then I process the LTE flag accordingly in code separated from the
READU.
One of my clients has manual record locking (SAS) with no READU's and w
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