I use the GCI to call C programs to talk to our middleware to talk to our Bank
Its easy to build and once the C routine is in place no problem
The you just call from basic as it is were any subroutine
Why change people going to the Unix when you can control them with the programs
Bob
I have the nagging suspicion that UO.Net needs an open session to
execute 'Oconv', Iconv' etc on the server through a call. I hope
this is not true.
Surely it must.
- running a date conversion - it needs to know the locale information
(DATE.FORMAT).
- running an Oconv with a T Conversion
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Happy Australia Day !
HP-UX 11i, UV10.
We currently use HP DTCs (Datacommunications and Terminal Controllers) to
provide both connectivity for dumb terminals, and binary or ASCII I/O for
various black boxes, PCs and printers under the control of daemons. HP are
We are using digi portservers. They should work for terminals and printers
(any serial port application). We are running linux. As a matter of fact,
I've been buying them from ebay for $25 - $50 dollars. The drivers are
downloadable from digi's site. There support is also pretty good. If you
GCI works fine for calling C routines from Universe. At a previous
employer, we used it to call our own socket libraries before IBM released
their own socket functions.
The up side is that you can code some very powerful routines that run a lot
faster than shelling down to run commands.
The
I agree with Anthony around the Digi Portservers. We use them on AIX and they
work like a charm for both serial terminals and printers. Configuration is
also very easy.
Andre
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I am looking at this AUTHORIZE statement in Unidata. I am not able to
compile a program using it and cannot find anything in the manuals about it.
Is this a Universe sql only extension to Basic?
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From: David Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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At O/S level, enter uvbackup with no arguments. A display of arguments
should show a '-notag' option.
/usr/uv/bin/uvbackup
Version 9) uvbackup [options] [file(s)]
-b blk block size (defaults to BLKMAX)
-d daily backup
-f full backup
I think I have this problem as well. I have a SQL command which works when I
run it, but when my RedBack phantom run's it it fails with :
Error text is [Ardent][SQL Client][ODBC][Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Co
nnection not open
Anyone know how to run a Unidata subroutine as someone else? I
Why not GRANT the other user access to whatever it is? And if you are
using Redback, why do you need SQL anyway? ADO?
Mike R.
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If you are on a unix box you should be able to run a cron daemon.
Lee
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I think I have this problem as well. I have a SQL command which works
when I
run it, but when my RedBack phantom run's it it fails with :
Error text is [Ardent][SQL
Unfortunately UniData does not use the AUTHORIZE statement, but it would
probably be a good option to add.
It is not a SQL extension, it changes the access rights of the program. So a
user who may not have write access to a file, can run a program that can
write to the file.
Regards
David
You can use the SET.REMOTE.ID command to establish credentials on the remote
system for UV/Net. I don't know whether that would work on an NFS mount; I
suspect not.
If you want to start from the operating system, then it's relatively easy -
simply log in as the other user ID and start the
Sorry, should have said I am using BCI Connect SQL to extract data from an
Oracle database into Unidata. Works as me, but not when executed from a
RedBack phantom which has been started by someone else.
Graham Forbes
Trading Systems
BT Consulting Systems Integration
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You can make an SQL call to a subroutine on a remote server. You can set
the SQL Connect statement with a different user name and password. Bind the
Parameters for the Subroutine and then Call it. The code below may give you
some idea.
Regards
David Jordan
0019: UID = USERNAME
0020:
Still curious about BCI. Not up on BCI but if you have Redback that means
you are using a web interface. That means you can easily access Oracle and
U2 at the same time. Not sure of your app but I'd have an ASP or ASP.NET
program that opened U2 and Oracle for all the 2=way data exchanging I
ok.
Is this unix?
and can the command be run from unix?
If so, then set it up as a sudo command, and have sudo run it as the other
user,
I do that for my PORT.STATUS, with UV10, PORT.STATUS only returns your
processes
unless your root. So I setup a sudo command to run PORT.STATUS as root,
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