Oops! Chuck's right about the output of analyze.shm, but not about dynamic
files ;) [In case there's any question, Chuck is in my personal pantheon, up
there with Aung San Suu Kyi, Nelson Mandela, and... hmm... ok, it's a short
list]. I was mixing that column with the base mod, which I output on
"Does require each user to have UniObjects loaded on their PCs or is UniObjects
only loaded on the web server?
TIA Stewart"
Only on the web server Stewart. The asp pages serve up pure HTML to the remote
browser and it's only by clicking something that the user requests a new asp
page, which ag
Does require each user to have UniObjects loaded on their PCs or is
UniObjects only loaded on the web server?
TIA
Stewart
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Provided you have UniDK and provided your web server will understand ASP pages,
I've posted Vance's code to the pickwiki here
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SimpleASP
with a few extra comments.
Later on (within the month) I will post some other code to do various
things, that build
Stuart
If you are running on Unix use the command:
find -ctime .
Or
find -mtime .
On Windows you can use the same syntax with the MKS toolkit or similar
Unix-script-on-Windows tool. Alternatively a Windows SEARCH and delete I am
not sure of a Windows (batch) script for this - anyone pi
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I may soon become a fan of static files if this kind of thing keeps up.
Here is the output that you are referring to.
Dynamic Files:
Slot # Inode Device Ref Count Htype Split Merge Curmod Basemod
Largerec Filesp Selects Nextsplit
01900545 59425
1. T30FILE.
If your MFILES was set to the default, 12, then chances are T30FILE also
needs to be tweaked, given that you have so many dynamic files. I
assume you compared the old DG uvconfig to the new Linux one and can
account for the differences.
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My MFILES increase was an 'educated guess'.
Wendy wrote: "Careful you don't shoot yourself in the foot, there. Now that I
have all these amazing webapps connecting to UniData through UOJ "for free,"
nobody will even *consider* buying me any toys that cost real money. ;)"
Well see now that I'm a seasoned senior type programmer, I'm expect
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> you sent me ?
Oh, good. I was going to ask to post the ASP example on the Wiki, but
it would be better if someone who can actually answer questions about
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1. T30FILE.
If your MFILES was set to the default, 12, then chan
Sorry I see I missed it when I pasted it in... The enitre file should like
so
Will Test
Test Submitting a UV Command
<%
if request.form("uvcommand") <> "" then
Dim Sess, UVCommand, TheCommand, Text
TheCommand = request.form("uvcommand")
response.write "Command :
Vance your asp code is the simplest, most straightforward and easy to
implement. After I realized that I also needed a setting up what
"uvcommand" was it worked perfectly.
I then softcoded the username and password by asking for them in the form as
well so now a malicious person can't simpl
All,
mv.NET will not experience cross-threading problems within ASP.NET
applications, or other application types for that matter.
Regards,
Mike
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David,
Australian U2 VAR PRISM, www.pri.com.au, offer (or used to) a UniVerse /
SourceSafe integration product.
HTH
Mike
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1. T30FILE.
If your MFILES was set to the default, 12, then chan
Vance you sent some code that used asp to get information out of Universe, but
is it missing something? When I load that page in my browser all I get is a
blank page.
You have a line that says
TheCommand = request.form("uvcommand")
but you don't have anywhere where you setup a form called
I may soon become a fan of static files if this kind of thing keeps up.
Here is the output that you are referring to.
Dynamic Files:
Slot # Inode Device Ref Count Htype Split Merge Curmod Basemod
Largerec Filesp Selects Nextsplit
01900545 59425 1208050
We live in 2 environments here in our shop. We are doing .Net
development using Visual Studio and Source Safe. We also have an
abundance of UniBasic legacy code that is going to be with us for quite
a while. We are looking for a product that allows us to incorporate the
UniBasic legacy code into ou
1. T30FILE.
If your MFILES was set to the default, 12, then chances are T30FILE also
needs to be tweaked, given that you have so many dynamic files. I
assume you compared the old DG uvconfig to the new Linux one and can
account for the differences.
2. DISABLE-, BUILD.INDEX.
Try disabling indexes
You might also want to check out mv.Net at
http://www.jbase.com/products/mvnet.html
or www.bluefinity.com. BlueFinity is the
developer of the product. It seems to be a
more sophisticated multivalue data provider
than UO.Net. I have no information on threading
issues with mv.Net.
Ron White
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Just to see... try an analyze.shm -d, and see how many dynamic files you
have ( My personal opinion is that anything above "0" is probably
too many, with some special exceptions. My saying this usually sparks a
debate). Then look at the T30FILES parameter in uvconfig.
Also, in looking at the an
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Anthony:
Can you comment out the "WRITE" and replace with a "RELEASE" in
My vote would be for AccuTerm.
It's totally integrated with mv databases. Works on most if not all flavors.
Can out online or offline. Works with SSH, Telnet, Serial, Modem, etc. Can
transfer files to and from DOS. Includes BASIC keywords for highlighting.
Allows you to add your own keywords, chang
Congratulations to the newly elected members of the U2UG Board!
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
http://www.wcs-corp.com/
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> I found these in Word Help (but I also have MSDN and Visual Studio loaded,
which may have helped).
>
> I will agree that Word doesn't do t
Anthony:
Can you comment out the "WRITE" and replace with a "RELEASE" in the update
code. This should identify the problem to either reads or writes.
Next, try deactivating the indexes then rerun the update. This should
isolate the indexing code and identify/eliminate it as an issue.
Hope this
I would add my vote for UltraEdit. As has been mentioned you can do
syntax highlighting, but more important for me is the project organization
tools. You can very effectively organize files you are working on into
projects for easy retrieval. This works with files opened via FTP too.
The only cav
I don't know if this fits into what you need to accomplish, but try this.
Assigning the printer in mode 3 and set the spooler ID in the Banner param.
The output will go to &HOLD&. Then you can easily take it and assign it to
a printer of choice or do anything you like with it from there.
Vance
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Moving/Editing a parameter in uvconfig is only a small step in pro
I found these in Word Help (but I also have MSDN and Visual Studio loaded,
which may have helped).
I will agree that Word doesn't do that great of a job on HTML files - and can
really bloat the source. I just thought it may give you better ideas for
printing. HTML doesn't usually print at the b
The slocate/updatedb was an indexing program for linux, not Universe,
and has nothing to do with UV index files.
If it only occurs with the 'cleanup', then it probably isn't the problem.
Another question, are you running a software RAID? Could it be trying to
mirror all the changes you are making
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does it happen at the same time of day?
The problem occurs anytime
I don't believe there is anyway to get that number prior to closing the
print job. But you can get the number assigned to the job that just
closed. Look for a subroutine in the VMARK.BP called SPOOL.NUM.
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
301-360-883
I know this is Universe, but on Unidata, I would make these files static,
not dynamic. It is my opinion that a well sized static file will out perform
a dynamic file. I only make files dynamic when they are about to blow the
two gig file limit. Maybe this does not apply in Universe. But I thought I
This looks like it will work.
I'm begining to dance with VBScript (VBA) and would like to learn where you
identify the methods and properties for each MS app that you wish to
utilize. For example, ActiveDocument.PrintOut. That should open the doors
for many uses of turning a concievable idea into r
does it happen at the same time of day?
If so, (around 10am?) Our sysem had a routine
that ran that indexed the files for find, and it
would bring the system performance down drastically.
it was slocate, which ran updatedb. Once I found it
we moved to the weekly cron jobs which run in the
early a
Moving/Editing a parameter in uvconfig is only a small step in process of
making that change active in your systems actively running uv. Simply
editing the uvconfig file itself does not dynamically change the currently
running uv.
You'll have to re-generate, or build, UV after making those changes
what I did was combine a x,y location routine with an output message routine.
The x,y coordinates are based on 10cpi and 8lpi makes designing easier. Just
use a ruler to figure your start point. Then my message output routine allows
me to set the cpi size of the output, as well as any font or effec
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In addition to what Trevor mentions, you may want to have a look a
If I display 'top' in Linux while this is going on, it doesn't appear
that any kind of memory is being sucked up. Used/free memory seems to
be about the same all day long. If I look at the output of 'vmstat' it
shows some blocks coming in and out, but that's about it. Im not really
a guru at thi
I Use:
SUBROUTINE RETURN.SETPTR(JOBNAME,PON)
*
* RETURN-SETPTR - THIS SUBROUTINE WILL RETURN IN "JOBNAME" THE CURRENT
* SPOOL WILL GO TO.
*
*
*
EXECUTE "SETPTR ":PON CAPTURING JUNK
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Does anyone know if there is any way in Universe to determine what the job
number of the currently open printer will be while the process is still
running?
Dave Barrett,
Lawyers' Professional Indemnity Company
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I get digests, so my apologies if this is a bit late...
There are a few cautions about mixing font types on a report that no one
mentioned. If you use a proportionally spaced font (like Arial) and want
to align values (e.g., right-justified numbers), you must remember that
spaces are not as wide
Yes, it will however, those checks are done above this line of code.
Brenda
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Ultra-edit works very well and you can add the keywords to the program
so that it will do the keyword highlighting.
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Bruce Nichol wrote:
>AccuTerm has another.
This is the WED (Windows Editor) which is built into AcciuTerm. I use it
_extensively_ and highly recommend it.
A project has been announced on the new "MV Developer Central" site which
seems to match Malcolm's request. The developer speaks Russia
Mark, there was a long thread about this as recently as last week in
comp.databases.pick. The topic comes up every couple of weeks or months.
There's lots of passion about various solutions, then the topic dies down
again ... until someone brings it up again as though the question has never
been a
In addition to what Trevor mentions, you may want to have a look
at the uvconfig parameters, as well as the underlying OS kernel
parameters, including file system settings, etc.
Also, file system fragmentation may be an issue, depending on how long
it's been since it was looked at and addressed, e
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