You need to login as the administrator, which is the initial SQL User. Then
GRANT Connect and then resources, etc to alternative users. Then you can
logout and login under the new user and you will have SQL access rights.
Regards
David Jordan
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Goo'day, Bob,At 19:04 03/02/05 -0800, you wrote:
Anyone out there know of any reasonably priced (under $1000)
POS systems in UniVerse (or mv in general) that would work for
a Limited Service Pizza Restaurant that does delivery? I have a
client with a limited budget that needs something.
Thanks
Bo
Check with Drew Conboy at Drexel Management. He has software that is
targeted at take-out food businesses.
Dconboy at REMOVETHISdrexelmgt dotster com
Tony
TG at removethistooNebula-RnD dot com
Bob Gerrish bobg-at-connectexpress.com |U2UG| wrote:
> Anyone out there know of any reasonably pri
I wrote these examples up for our own programmers.
Might as well share them with the group for the newbies' sakes.
__
Suppose X always contains the string
'AB-CD-EF-GH'
for each of the following examples:
Substring extractions:
Y = X[3]--> Y = '-GH' com
Anyone out there know of any reasonably priced (under $1000)
POS systems in UniVerse (or mv in general) that would work for
a Limited Service Pizza Restaurant that does delivery? I have a
client with a limited budget that needs something.
Thanks
Bob Gerrish - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hmmm
I would suggest losing all the control characters you don't need & make them
undefined. I know that ^Z can be troublesome (Enterprise license?).
Basically lose everything except ^C and ^H and take it from there.
SB+ speaks to SBClient and they exchange signatures and it looks like
somethin
Hi folks.
I'm trying to get my feet wet with SQL and I've got what seems like a
simple question to ask but one that is proving to be rather difficult to
find an answer to. I'm wanting to issue a CREATE SCHEMA command but
when I do I get an error message that I'm not an SQL user. How do I go
ab
Try undef-ing kill (^U) and susp (^Z) and maybe dsusp (^Y). I'm
guessing, but those seem the most obvious to start.
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Kevin,
Here is the stty -a output:
root user:
# stty -a
speed 9600 baud; 0 rows; 0 columns;
eucw 1:1:0:0, scrw 1:1:0:0:
intr = ^C; quit = ^\; erase = ^H; kill = ^U; eof = ^D; eol = ^@
eol2 = ^@; start = ^Q; stop = ^S; susp = ^Z; dsusp = ^Y; reprint = ^R
discard = ^O; werase = ^W; lnext = ^V
-pa
I would first consider the potential that it's a stty problem. What's
a sample stty -a say?
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Subject: [U2] SBClient
I just installed SB+ 5.2.4 on UV/AIX and I cannot get SBClient to probably
connect to SB+.
Neither GUI nor character mode work. In fact, using TU.VT220, I am unable to
get past the login. It replies that I need a newer SBClient version. I am,
however, using SBClient 5.2.4.246.
Is this an stty p
Rod,
Yes, we have the 10.0 client installed on a number of W2K3 servers.
Our users certainly believe it works!
Note that the 10.1 client is apparently a completely different beast,
and is required to talk to a UV 10.1 server. I have not tested the 10.1
client at all yet.
The fact that I have to
This is actually pretty simple in UniData - UniBasic. The call to
'SYSTEM(17)' tells you whether you're running from the command line or
as a called routine. Here's a program I wrote along these lines.
SUBROUTINE GET.UDT.OPTION(RES, OPTNO)
* GET.UDT.OPTION - Get the value of one specific UDT.OPT
In a message dated 2/3/2005 8:55:05 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Is there a way (a command or logic) to determine which records resides in
> which bucket inside a hashed file, assuming we dont have the Hasing
> Algorithm. I just want to simulate the output of GROUP.STA
sorry, Carolina, I just reread your post and realised that that is not what
you want.
You can use uvfixfile to list the contents of a group. You have to set the
verbosity level using the -v option and limit the groups that you want to
dump using the -t option.
Sorry I dont have all the details to
TCL verb: RECORD [[DICT] filename [record]]
displays the group the record ID hashed to and indicates whether the
record
was found in the file.
PI had a subroutine called !HASH.ID (if I recall correctly).
I wish we had the same. I used to use it in my own verb I called
PREHASH that would take an
Does anyone know if UV ODBC Client can be installed (and work) on a
Win2003 server?
-- Rod Hills
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Hi Carolina,
You could use the RECORD command...
RECORD filename itemname
will display the group that item hashes to.
hth
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UniVerse or UniData? .. You could use the RECORD command, or FIXTOOL with
the appropriate log options ..
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Check the errlog file in your uv directory. If you don't have one then
create one. It will log any runtime errors in your programs. You can view it
with more or print it out. The number of lines in this file are controlled
by the MAXERRLOGENT parameter.
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I guess it does depend on the type of include it is but you could put the
includes near the bottom of the program and use a gosub to reference them if
they are needed at the top.
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I can understand most of the suggestions and can see value in each - which
may explain some of the improvement or reduction if dumps.
One thing the memory errors would make me consider - especially with the
variety of when they are logged - is that you may need to retune the system.
If you are re
Is there a way (a command or logic) to determine which records resides in
which bucket inside a hashed file, assuming we dont have the Hasing
Algorithm. I just want to simulate the output of GROUP.STAT.DETAIL through a
Basic Program.
Carol.
GROUP.STAT.DETAIL ERROR.DETAIL
Type description= Has
Is anyone experiencing sporadic core dumps and have any suggestions to
eliminate them?
I'm running Unidata 6.0.3 on HPUX 11.11. The hardware is an RP5470 (2
cpus, 6GB memory). The application software is Datatel's Colleague and
Benefactor. I have only indirect support from IBM for Unidata (I
Ohoh! I was thinking to move them to the bottom of the program when this
discussion first came up, as that would not mess up the line count. But
couldn't think how to do it!. This is good!! So now we have two solutions.
Thanks folks! I should have asked this of you 2 years ago :). Special thank
That's a good idea if the program doesn't have return arguments.
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"Clever but not quite there...
That would only work if the subroutine used arg 1 as a return argument."
the orig. post was to run subroutine from command line ???
exactly what does the user expect this subroutine to do ???
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True - sorry. :^(
I have worked too much with functions, haven't I?.
-- mats
Brian Leach wrote:
Mats,
Clever but not quite there...
That would only work if the subroutine used arg 1 as a return argument.
Brian
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Nie bjdzie mnie w pracy od 2005-02-03 i nie wrscj przed 2005-02-08.
Odpowiem na wiadomo6f po powrocie z urlopu - 09/02/2005.
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File is corrupt - you need to run guide and then use fixfile to resolve.
Problem you may have is that this is possibly not the only file and you
should consider how wide ranging your run of guide should be.
If you haven't used these utilities before check with your support
organisation about som
Mats,
Clever but not quite there...
That would only work if the subroutine used arg 1 as a return argument.
Brian
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> Subj
Note that a JetDirect will have two predefined queues, if you use lpd-style
printing.
"raw" will pass the byte-stream directly to the print engine, and tends to
produce strange results with unix text files :-)
"text" intelligently handles crlf and variants... (basically, "lf implies cr")
Cheer
Well,
actually you can, sort of :
LIST VOC SAMPLE 1 EVAL "SUBR('your.subroutine', arg1 , arg2 )"
Then we can argue forever if this is really running from TCl or what. ;^)
And IIRC this has been mentioned on the list before.
-- mats
Chauhan, Savita wrote:
Thanks all you guys for all your replies
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