shameless_plug
I've registered for the UK UniVerse Internals Course which is due to
commence on Monday, 15th November.
http://www-5.ibm.com/services/learning/uk/ta-iris.nsf/(ExtCourseNr)/UV4
Apparently, I'm the ONLY person whose registered, and if that remains the
case, the course won't run.
I will be out of the office starting 11/02/2004 and will not return until
11/03/2004.
I am out of the office on vacation. I will have limited access to email or
voicemail and will return your message when I return.
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Jay,
The following works for me:
CREATE TRIGGER STUPID_TRIGGER BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE ON
STUPID-FILE FOR EACH ROW CALLING '*STUPID.TRIGGER';
Adding trigger STUPID_TRIGGER
ED STUPID-FILE TEMP
New record.
: i
0001= HELLO
0002=
Bottom at line 1.
: fi
Message from trigger
Thanks to everyone for their replies. If I had actually kept track of all
the quote escaping I had tried I would have seen I missed the most obvious
as it is working fine now. Guess I needed one more Diet Dr Pepper. :-)
Jay
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Ken,
Thanks for your reply. Here is what we ended up doing - We changed our
environment TZ variable from
EST5EDT1:00,M4.1.0/2:00:00,M10.4.0/2:00:00
to
EST0EDT1:00,M4.1.0/2:00:00,M10.4.0/2:00:00(changed the offset from 5 to
0)
And changed the hardware clock to the local time (EST).
Now
I am running UniVerse 10.1 on a Windows 2000 server. I have a Visual Basic
program written in VB 6 that has been working just fine for 4 years. It now
needs some modification and would like to port it to VB .net. I have IBM's
sample program working and can open files and list items.
I am
Au contrair. Tom Firl was able to give me exactly what I needed. I was
able to build a PAragraph with inputs that executed a sh -c script
passing the inputs to allow login and execution of a shell script. I
was after concept and Tom gave me concept. (See below.) I used echo
to pass my
You might like to check out http://galahtech.org/ (hunt down the MV forum and also
check out the Micro$oft forums) and http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl
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Hi all - need your help.
I am trying to telnet to a windows 2003 machine that is running unidata
6.1 from the outside world.
Having no success.
Cox-internet -- static IP - cable modem - LinkSys BEFSR41 V3 router /
hub - 3 machines
One of the machines (windows 2003) has a static ip of
Well, one thing I can see and that is the 192 address is internal only.
The actual STATIC IP of your connection is the only thing the outside
world sees. You will either need to setup the router to forward that port
to the internal address you mentioned or enable VPN tunneling. I have a
similar
George,
You have to tell your router to direct all calls to port 23 (telnet) to the
internal IP address of your Windows 2003 server.
Login to your router and select the ADVANCED tab. Next, select the
FORWARDING tab and make an entry that looks like this ...
Ext. Port TCP
The problem is that the address 192.168.1.201 is an internal address only. Your
LinkSys router is the only thing on the outside that is able to see it. You need to
set it up so that when you try connecting to it that it will pass through to your
UniData box. Please realize that this is a fairly
192.168.x.x is an internal network only class C IP group. Your
LinkSys is the only visible device from outside unless you set it up to
allow connections to your internal computer. That is way more than I'm
going to go into in this message, though.
Just remember, anything you open up to
I can quickly give you a few pointers.
An IP of 192.168.1xxx means that the machine is connected to a router. You have to
connect the static IP assigned by your internet service provider or, or if you have a
dynamic IP, get a name from a company like TZO. Then your router will need to be
It is likely that this private IP address is behind
a firewall/router and you will have to contact the
administrator of this router to open the router to
the IP address of your client machine.
Ron White
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From: George Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Looking for options...
Does anyone have an automated solution for processing high volumes of UPS
EDI standards 240 (package delivery information) files?
Currently we are pulling down weekly 210 invoice files from UPS for some of
our clients, and I am looking at alternatives to retrieving the 240
Wow...do you ever have overlap? A bill-to and ship-to with the same
name, and in the same citybut different customer numbers in your
production database? What if someone spelled something wrong or with a
different abbreviation in your excel db than your production?
If you had the key to your
Please remember that this will open port 23 to everybody coming in from
the outside. You should perhaps consider using ssh or similar secure
access. If you are coming from a static IP perhaps you can restrict
access to that IP only.
Regards
David Logan
Database Administrator
HP Managed Services
You might want to look at www.parserat.com It's got some tools for extracting address
that may help you get it organized
Colin Alfke
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From: Amy Cook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wow...do you ever have overlap? A bill-to and ship-to with the same
name, and in the
I worked at a place a long time ago and what we did there was to use the
zipcode, first 5 chars of the last name, first letter of the first name,
and the first numerics of the address line. This would result in things
like:
98501woodwb1234 = Bob Woodward, 1234 Anystreet NW, Olympia, WA, 98501
Lee,
Have you considered offloading the EDI work to a third party who is
set up for it and can give you the data already cleaned and multivalued.
[AD] You might want to check with The Camry Group (212) 268-8675. x
105 [AD]
- Chuck Offload Barouch
Lee Messenger wrote:
Looking for
Steve,
I hate to say it, but the best tool for this is a human being or
three. I'd cut the lists by City and State, alphabetize by Name, and
then hand it over to data entry people on a simple screen and let them
match it up.
Something like:
Encino, CA
Input list
Amy,
This data is downloaded from a company that provides fee/subscription based
information about manufacturing companies. We are trying to build an industry
based database for marketing to use. I am trying to programatically narrow
down the list. The rest will have to be manually linked.
Oops! Looks like IBM is having RBO problems with the server hosting
the U2 Techconnect site at
https://www-927.ibm.com/software/data/u2/support/login.asp. :)
Error: 80004005 Can't connect to account 'unitrack' (9.29.46.33:8453) rc=-1
RedBack.RedPages.1 error '80004005'
Property 'ContactID' not
We have one Unidata 5.1 data file with a virtual attribute. The virtual
dictionary calls a Unibasic subroutine and returns a single value data from
a multi value attribute from within the same file.
We have an index on the virtual attribute. When new records are added to
the file Unidata does
Kafsat,
Can you post the Dictionary Item and the BASIC code?
- Charles Barouch
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kafsat taiyus wrote:
We have one Unidata 5.1 data file with a virtual attribute. The virtual
dictionary calls a Unibasic subroutine and returns a single value data from
a multi value attribute
If you're looking for a u2-based solution,
go to http://www.parcelshippingsystem.com
and scroll down to New PSS Options
and click on Delivery Confirmation
and see if that might be something like what you want.
Software Co-Op's customers speak quite favorably
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