ohh ! yupp :) thanx
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> At 10:31 28/10/05 +0800, you wrote:
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At 10:31 28/10/05 +0800, you wrote:
Dear All
I am trying to give some user to have privilege to access to
uniVerse TCL
level to do some listing but not using updating or deleting or files / data .
Is there any idea to set such setting ?
DELETE VOC ED
DELETE VOC DELETE.FILE
removes
Dear All
I am trying to give some user to have privilege to access to uniVerse
TCL
level to do some listing but not using updating or deleting or files / data .
Is there any idea to set such setting ?
Thanks in Advance
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But of course! :-)
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Subject: RE: [U2] Week of the year (UV)
Kevin:
Sorry, I wasn't implying anything other than there is somew
Kevin:
Sorry, I wasn't implying anything other than there is somewhere where some
have answered those questions. But you know how stardards are; everyone has
one. :-)
Bill
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We have a software product called 'Kourier Freight Control' that does all that
online, it works in both the Windows and Unix environments. I support the
DataFlo ERP package for most of our customers and have seen it there but do not
know if our Freight Control product is being used on other ER
Certainly the standard is applicable but only if the client is
concerned about the definition of "week" according to ISO 8601. Some
might, some might not. I was simply sharing some of the issues that
have come up in the projects I've had for calculating the week number,
of which I have had three
I got the following to work under Universe 10.0.16-
LIST VOC WITH F1 LIKE '0X"0X'
Hope that helps
Rod Hills
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Kevin:
Try looking in Google for "ISO 8601 week". It may help answer some of your
questions.
Bill
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Ditto. This is the same way we do it (other than we do the export after each
shipment). I have worked with UPS now for two different companies to get an
interface with their software. They worked very well with me and helped me
accomplish my goals.
Only side note I have to add, is I ended up
Barry:
This is what I use to meet the ISO
Bill
SUBROUTINE WEEKNO (DateIn, WeekOut)
**
** Notes:
**
** Passed Variables:
**DateIn : Internal date representing week number desired
**WeekOut : ISO 8601-formatted Week Number:
**
** ISO 8601 prescribes a format Wnn, where nn
Garry,
I am not 100% on this but I think SAMBA does not really have anything to
do with it. I have a VOC record that is named USR.LC.BIN
Its data looks like so:
F1 DIR
F2 /usr/lc/bin/
F3 D_HOLD_ # I cheated here. Normally when you make a
file/dir you make it in side of the db (and i
Barry is right, the definition of "year" (beit "fiscal", "calendar" or
some variant thereof) is one of several important facets of the
problem that must be defined before formulating a solution. For some
companies, January 1st is actually part of the last (52nd or 53rd)
calendar week of the previ
Please post; I would like this information too.
-Keith Johnson
LCSC.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 2:09 PM
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Subject: [U2] [UD] how to find records with a " i
If I understand the question properly, I believe this will do it:
PRINT INT(OCONV(DATE(),'DJ')/7) +
OCONV((OCONV(DATE(),'DJ')/7:'')['.',2,1],"S;'1';'0'")
...but be aware that even though we think of a year as having 52 weeks, and
a week is 7 days, 7 * 52 = 364. As far as I know, a year always
Peter,
thanks .. but as i noted we did the labeling bit (in universe).
Worked well ..
Thursday, October 27, 2005, 8:19:43 AM, you wrote:
PG> I actually wrote the entire UPS host manifest system in Unidata. It is
PG> integrated with our custom programs. We get a UPS label, Summary label,
PG> tra
I have found UPS tech support quite knowledgable in their software
and integrating it with other software.
We interface with World Ship using csv import/export tables and let
the software do all the work, it imports the name and address and
then exports the tracking numbers and amounts.
We
Consider contacting UPS tech support.
I expect that there is a SQL/ODBC web thing with up-to-date rates etc.
--Bill
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One of the hardest things with UPS is they tack on extra charges
at delivery time if it's a residence and you didn't know it, or
if it's in a rural area where they don't normally travel to.
So even if you get the rate the way you think it is, it could wind
up being billed to you at a higher
I actually wrote the entire UPS host manifest system in Unidata. It is
integrated with our custom programs. We get a UPS label, Summary label,
tracking details, summary reports and a file to send to UPS for billing.
The only feature that we don't use is international service codes. We
create o
Howzit Bjorn
Here is my program to do it:
Louie
*--
PROMPT ''
10*
CRT 'Date to calc week number for : ':;INPUT DATE.INPUT ;* e.g 13/05/2005
IF DATE.INPUT='' THEN STOP
*--
IDATE = ICONV(DATE.INPUT,'D')
YEAR=OCONV(IDATE,'DY')
MY.JULIAN.DATE=OCONV(IDATE,'DJ')
*--
WEEK.NO=0
FIRS
JH> Has anyone directly integrated UPS's online shipping rate calculator
JH> service and/or address verification with UV?
Not the rate calculator but the USPS 'shipping label' process. It was
pretty simple once we got on line and talked through our understanding
of their documentation .
--
DSi
Jeffrey Butera wrote:
On Thursday 27 October 2005 05:55, John Jenkins wrote:
Alonzo
This is not really a database issue but an application usage iseue, and a
BASIC program or (on Unix) a check in the ,profile shell script is exactly
the way to do this.
We're on Unix and did this via
Jef,
Exactly what I needed to know. I just diagnosed them with a disk
controller failure and they may have to rebuild onto new disks. I'll see
what their last good savevg looks like and see if we can't get a full
uvbackup to cover the data issues.
- Chuck
Jef Lee wrote:
Charles,
Th
I am thinking a similar question.
How do we know how many database connections opened by an application?
Could we query a universe table or file to get the info of current
active sessions?
Thanks,
Kathy
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On Thursday 27 October 2005 05:55, John Jenkins wrote:
> Alonzo
>
> This is not really a database issue but an application usage iseue, and a
> BASIC program or (on Unix) a check in the ,profile shell script is exactly
> the way to do this.
We're on Unix and did this via the .profile route - works
Is this something that can be done with the U2 SOAP API as written up by Nik
Kesic of IBM at
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/dm-0508kesic/ ?
The link came from the U2UG site.
Karjala
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/26/2005 7:35:49 PM >>>
Has anyone directly integrated UP
Alonzo
This is not really a database issue but an application usage iseue, and a
BASIC program or (on Unix) a check in the ,profile shell script is exactly
the way to do this.
A BASIC program should work fine and I can't see why this is a problem - if
you could post your source code we can take
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> Dows anybody know how to work out what week of the year you are in?
Search the list archives - it's been discussed before.
But if you need to know how, I'll give you a few tips. There's an oconv option
which returns the "day of year" value, divide this by 7 to work out
Hi all.
Someone knows how can i know the number of universe sessions a single user
id has?
Or even, there is some (hiden) parameter that allow limit the universe
sessions a user can open simultaneusly?
We have made a Basic program, but it not fit in all platforms.
Any idea will be apreciated.
R
Dows anybody know how to work out what week of the year you are in?
Regards
Bjorn
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