Hello Sir,
Well, when I use the SSH Secure Shell (Version 3.2.0) my arrow keys are
configured for some special characters. Can I configure them in such a way that
instead of displaying special characters, they need to move in their respective
directions.
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Can anyone tell me if there's any known incompatibilities (problems) between
:
Running
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UniVerse : 10.1.0.0 on Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 4 with also
Internet Explorer : 6.0.2880.1106CO with Service Pack 1
OS Name Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
Version 5.0.2195 Service Pack 4 Bui
> What I can't make it do it seems is RUN a universe subroutine. But
I'm wondering how it knows how to log into universe? Surely it's not
just an open portal ? Maybe I have to setup a Universe account with
*no* password for it to use? How exactly does that work?
>Alternatively perhaps yo
Thanks George for responding. The link appears to "do" something because
A) If I make it a .txt file it brings it up
B) If I make it a .bat file it executes it. I can make it print "Hello" a
hundred times in a DOS window (then die).
What I can't make it do it seems is RUN a universe subroutine.
Colin, Marylin,
I tested this on SBServer/SBClient GUI version 5.3.6 - TU.VT220.GUI
emulation - UV/AIX, using SE from a GUI menu and the /PD.P process editing
tool. There was no problem using the Alt-Num_keypad to generate any
extended ascii character, including char 251-254 (@tm, @sm, @vm & @am).
In reply to the original question about a full screen editor, you can use
the UniDebugger. It has a full screen editor, and has some limited ways to
deal with Value and sub-value marks.
Note it is part of the client package. I am not sure if IBM has the
personal addition available at the moment,
Only if you're working in "gui" mode. In character mode it works for VM's (but
for some strange reason - perhaps my emulation) it doesn't work for SVM's.
Colin Alfke
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>From: Marilyn Hilb
>
>Colin.. Thanks. I did notice that in reading these responses.
>That there we
I'm guessing that 2GB is fairly minimal for running
a production DBMS. My recollection is that
Datatel recommends 60-80MB per user, but I can't
seem to locate that info on their web site. There
would need to be some base amount of memory
just to get the OS and Unidata running (1GB?)...then some
m
Colin.. Thanks. I did notice that in reading these responses. That there were
possible key strokes I could use. I tested this and with SBClient it doesn't
work as hitting the ALT takes you up to the windows File Menu. Just an FYI.
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
Value Part, Inc
Direct: 847-918-6099
F
Hi Kathy,
OOPS... I normally use the signature below that includes that
information. We usually have ~35 users on our system. We're now at 2 GB
of RAM. We also worked with the Datatel a bit regarding our udtconfig
settings. I understand that the DMI and related java settings can have a
pa
SE is an SB+ product.
P.S. you can add value marks using the +253 (numeric keypad) combination.
Colin Alfke
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>From: Marilyn Hilb
>
>I use SE which is like any windows product, use arrows or
>mouse click to move around etc. You'll see the VM's in there.
>But in SE
Thank you all for your assistance.
Now I know how to enter value and subvalue marks in Universe's ED.
I ended up using ED to edit the file.
Scott
Bob Woodward wrote:
From within the editor, you can edit a line with the "C" command. To
reference a value mark, use ^253 as typed characters. The edit
While in the ED editor, CTRL + SHIFT + 6 will insert an attribute mark,
CTRL + ] will insert a multi-value mark and CTRL + \ will insert a
sub-value mark.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Sent: Monday, Fe
At 10:08 AM 2/3/2005, you wrote:
Is anyone experiencing sporadic core dumps and have any suggestions to
eliminate them?
Try a complete rebuild of the index(es).
IE LIST.INDEX file
DELETE.INDEX file ALL
CREATE.INDEX file index
BUILD.INDEX file
It is important that you wipe all traces of the ind
> Scott,
>
> Suggestion 1: if you have no UniVerse documentation, go to the IBM
> website
> and download yourself some UniVerse manuals!
> http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/
>
> Suggestion 2: take a look at the UniVerse Guide to the UniVerse Editor
> (from that IBM website) -
I don't think that universe on NT includes any form of VI, or any other full
screen editor out of the box. You can make your changes using ED, as some
other respondants have demonstrated, but if you don't want to learn ED
incantations, you could copy your items to a type 1 file (similar to a DIR
fi
We were having problems as well. Running Download was often involved. We
doubled our RAM and now I see them here and there, nothing like before the
extra RAM.
At 02:27 PM 2/4/2005, Kathy Tymoczko wrote:
>We're a Datatel client also, and have the same problem. It seems to
>happen most often
Scott,
Suggestion 1: if you have no UniVerse documentation, go to the IBM website
and download yourself some UniVerse manuals!
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/u2/pubs/library/
Suggestion 2: take a look at the UniVerse Guide to the UniVerse Editor
(from that IBM website) - page 1-24 and the
Scott,
In ED, use "^253" for a Value Mark, "^252" for a Subvalue Mark.
E.G. if you type "A ^253data", ED will add another MultiValue, contents
"data", to the end of the line.
To see marks in that format, use the "^" toggle at the ED prompt
No, there is no full-screen editor bundled with UV, alth
Scott,
you can replace a value mark or sub value mark by using
^253 and ^252 respectively , for example R/^253// will replace the first
value mark with null.
There is always the UniDebugger.
Kevin Lynch
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Hi Scott,
You should try out Accuterm. I couldn't live without it!
http://www.asent.com/products.asp
You can get a free 30 day trial version, single person license is only about
140 bucks. IMHO an editor should allow you to think about WHAT you want to
do, instead of making you struggle to rem
You can type ^ then return this will display your multivalues as
^253 ^252 and so on
to replace the first value marker with the word test you would type the
following R/^253/test
to revert to you multivalue view type ^ again
hope this help.
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C/fred^253smith/fred^253jones
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Mon Feb 07 11:49:29 2005
Subject: [U2] Universe full screen editor
I am working on a client's Universe server with no documentation. The
client is using s
I use SE which is like any windows product, use arrows or mouse click to move
around etc. You'll see the VM's in there. But in SE you can't add v/m's. I use
the F5 copy/paste to get a new v/m in. The Function keys on the screen should
help you see how to search (f6) in the item as well as block
I am not sure if I have seen a UV full-screen editor.
The way to edit records in U2 is via ED.
Use "I" to insert a field, "D" to delete a field.
Use "C/12345/24689" to change a value from "12345" to "24689".
Use "FI" to save when done.
It takes some practice and it is important to be careful w
>From within the editor, you can edit a line with the "C" command. To
reference a value mark, use ^253 as typed characters. The editor will
interpret that as a value mark. Subvalues would be with ^252. An
example would be something like:
C/ABC^253GHI/ABC^253DEF^253GHI
This would locate "ABC"
UV.VI FILE ITEM will allow you to use vi to edit the record.
While in the EDitor, type HELP and then either type a Character (C for
Change) or press ENTER to see everything scroll off your screen before you
can read it. . .
HTH,
Karl
> I am working on a client's Universe server with no documen
I am working on a client's Universe server with no documentation. The
client is using software they purchased. I need to update a few records
that have multivalues and the ED help doesn't say how I can insert or
replace values.
Does a full screen editor come with Universe? Or is there some way
I don't know about the Unidata question but for the second one:
A distributed file can span disks, that's about it really. As for very large
files you could use 64bit dynamic files. Their maximum size will be dependent
on your OS assuming it allows them. So you could potentially have a
distr
I spoke with a friend a few days ago about Distributed files .. I had never
worked with them before .. Now after doing some research (Kudos to Malcolm
Bull) I understand what DF's are ..
My questions are these:
Is there an equivalent of a distributed file on UniData?
Is there an equivalent to a Un
All,
The U2UG are putting together a library of publications and links to
form an independent marketing resource for U2 products.
Under the heading "U2 in 2005" we are looking for Case Studies,
technical articles, white papers and similar materials that can be used
both by vendors and by other U2
Will, this may not be related to your issue at hand,
Does the IIS or your software also add:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
\n (newline) blank line
\n
To the top of your HTML code? or is that the function
of something else your using to push the HTML to IIS?
George
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