From: "Rick Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
We've recently started investigating the UniVerse java
interface. We're able to set up a connection, read
files, and execute simple commands, but I'm having a
problem getting on of my commands to run and return
any results.
I use UOJ extensively and would
We've recently started investigating the UniVerse java
interface. We're able to set up a connection, read
files, and execute simple commands, but I'm having a
problem getting on of my commands to run and return
any results.
I've copied a code snippet below that shows two LIST
statements being run
I have a licensed copy of unidata 7.1 running on windows but would love
to try unidata 7.1 on Solaris 10.
I can not see the free Solaris 2 user system download on the IBM site.
Anyone know how I could try this.
Also, has anyone used the c#.net running on a windows client connected
to a Solari
3rd time lucky? What I was trying to say before my e-mails got very rudely
truncated by the listserver was...
> On unidata I'm looking for a way to test if a variable has been defined
> or not.
In UV basic there are ASSIGNED() and UNASSIGNED() functions. I thought the
UNASSIGNED() one originally
