Larry,
Thanks.
Steve is in hospital - I'm trying to get hold of his assistant to get this
sorted.
Brian
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> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
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P.S. We actually use this as a quick way of removing duplicates from a list,
i.e. MERGE.LIST 0 UNION 0, as it's very quick.
Andy
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Su
Greg,
MERGE.LIST removes all duplicates and sorts the keys, it's a feature of how it
is implemented.
Cheers,
Andy
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What the advantage of the MERGE.LIST is it will sort/merge ANYTHING in the
lists,
whereas SELECT will only lists that are @ID's.
So, you could say:
SELECT SOMEFILE SAVING UNIQUE EMAILS TO 1
SELECT SOMEOTHERFILE SAVING UNIQUE EMAILS TO 2
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2
SAVE.LIST BIGEMAILLIST
And it would b
I expect that they will post it in the near term at www.javasig.com.
Ben demo'd AJAX techniques by coding from scratch with the IntelliJ IDE on a
Mac notebook, in front of the ~250 attendees there, an AJAX zip code lookup
thing. He talked about synchronous vs asynchronous client-host
communicatio
G'day,
Just thought I would go on a "fishing trip" to see if there are any
entrepreneurial individuals, or companies that may be interested in
working on an "opportunity" in this region.
Travel will be involved with remote sites in Texas, Georgia, Ohio &
Arizona - we have a solution that we can p
I'm having trouble writing to a file opened with NFA. The file has an
update trigger, and I get:
WRITING TO RECORD TEST IN AS1.PERSON
Unable to open any log files.
Unable to open any log files.
ERROR WRITING TO TEST IN AS1.PERSON
Unable to open any log files.
Unable to open any log files.
Unable
Unidata 6.1: Is there a way to "escape a character" in a SELECT
literal? Though I can't see it in the documentation, I know you can
quote with the " or \ characters, but what if the literal contains
both " and \ characters? What then? Or what if the value contains a
"^" or "[" or "?" that aren't
Louie,
Absolutely!
--
Charles
Barouch
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Louie Bergsagel
wrote:
| You'd think something so simple would be part of any list
server.
| Maybe we need to write an mvListserver...
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> Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 10:57 AM
> To: 'u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org'
> Subject: RE: [U2] - Java - AJAX
>
> I expect that they will post it in the near term at www.jav
If my memory serves me I believe you can do something like this:
EQU QT = char(39)
EQU DQT = char(34)
then do:
VAR2 = \DQT:QT:VAR1:QT:DQT\
At least something similar.
Karl
> Unidata 6.1: Is there a way to "escape a character" in a SELECT
> literal? Though I can't see it in the documentatio
You can use single quotes in the SELECT statement.
Example: SELECT FILE.NAME WITH @ID EQ '"1234"'
will select the record with an id equal 1234 in quotes.
(I tried it and it worked)
Dana Baron
System Manager
Smugglers' Notch Resort
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How do I get version and serial number from a UniVerse AIX installation? I
am drawing a blank here.
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> How do I get version and serial number from a UniVerse AIX installation?
I
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Is anybody else receiving duplicate emails from this weekend? I have
received this same email 3 times since Saturday.
Vance Alspach
J & L Industrial Supply
"Nick Cipollina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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02/25/2006 07:51 AM
Please respond to
u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
T
Not only are they duplicate, but one of the dup emails from me had a
*different subject* text than when I originally sent the message!!??
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Will give you the license (serial) number. To get the version, at TCL
.l RELLEVEL
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
CONFIG ALL from TCL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27/02/2006 18:10:30:
How do I get version and serial number from a UniVerse AIX installation?
I
am drawing a blank here.
-
Hi Brian,
I've already unsubscribed him from the lists on Saturday evening (my time),
so we shouldn't be seeing any more of these.
--Larry
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How do I get version and serial number from a UniVerse AIX installation? I
am drawing a blank here.
At the TCL prompt, enter CONFIG... that will give you the serial number.
Then do a ".L RELLEVEL" at the TCL. This will give you version/release number
as well as flavor information.
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Yes and it is driving me crazy. It's like watching TV the week after
sweeps week!
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Yes, it is pretty annoying, isn't it?
-Dianne
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anybody else receiving duplicate emails from this weekend? I have
received this same email 3 times since Saturday.
Vance Alspach
J & L Industrial Supply
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This happened with another email list I was on, where all current and former
subscribers to the University of Washington's World Dance list were getting
every email that was sent to the list server. And when they sent "TAKE ME
OFF YOUR LIST!!!" email to the list server, that also went to every cur
We have made some changes to the mailing list configuration files in an
attempt to reduce some of the problems we have been experiencing these past
few days.
There have been two primary problems (one of which has resulted in old mail
getting reposted to the list several days after it was originall
There is another option. Don't use auto-response messages. After all if the
people in your office don't know you're gone then you've got to start
interfacing more with the people you work with. If they don't notice when
you're gone then they probably don't notice when you're there.
- Origi
While I could hope for a better solution, what you suggest is not
realistic for some of us who work in large companies with many locations.
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I share Glen's frustration with the increasing dependency on browsers and
increasing complexity being built into them. I'll add a decreasing
appreciation for the effort required to support this technology. This
results in many people expecting that just because everyone has a browser
on their des
In a SELECT literal?
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If my memory serves me I believe you can do somethi
On 2/27/06, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having trouble writing to a file opened with NFA. The file has an
> update trigger, and I get:
>
> Unable to open any log files.
Well, it's not the trigger. I switched to the backup server, and saw
the same result. Then I removed the trig
This is breaking all kinds of things including filters, remailers, and
maybe threading for some reader programs. It's going to create confusion
when people mail to one another off-list. And for anyone who isn't
familiar with this completely unique solution people are going to think
they're respon
Unusually, I agree with Tony.
Perhaps we should have talked on the list before making a change like this?
Craig
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This is breaking all kinds of things including filters, remailers, and
maybe threading for some reader programs. It's going to create confusion
when people mail to one another off-list. And for anyone who isn't
familiar with this completely unique solution people are going to think
they're respon
On 2/27/06, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm picking files at random, setting up FX type VOC pointers and
> testing whether I can read and write with NFA. Some I can, some, I
> can't... and so far I don't see a pattern.
>
> Any ideas, even random guessing, is appreciated. (Yes, I'm t
Sounds like the sky is falling. This is by no means a "unique
situation", this works well on numerous other lists (that I subscribe
to) so why not this one? Surely the subscribers are not that silly. I
know the average age of the Universe/Unidata afficionado is slowly
creeping upward, but this does
On 2/27/06, Brutzman, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I expect that they will post it in the near term at www.javasig.com.
>
> Ben demo'd AJAX techniques by coding from scratch with the IntelliJ IDE on a
> Mac notebook, in front of the ~250 attendees there, an AJAX zip code lookup
> thing. He ta
At 14:03 27/02/06 -0800, Tony Gravagno wrote:
This is breaking all kinds of things including filters, remailers, and
maybe threading for some reader programs. It's going to create confusion
when people mail to one another off-list. And for anyone who isn't
familiar with this completely unique
Glen:
You're a better man than I, being able to work with all these technologies!
I've given up.
People don't want what they say they want, nor do they want to minimize
costs and maximize profit. Thanks to the educational system and current
culture everything is now "form over substance". :-)
This is a relatively minor change and the dark side of the force seem to
be gathering strength against it. The list headers still have the u2ug
address in them and your rules should still apply. If not, then change
them so they do!
Perhaps the dark side haven't really explained themselves well but
Logan, David wrote:
> Sounds like the sky is falling. This is by no means a "unique
> situation", this works well on numerous other lists (that I subscribe
> to) so why not this one? Surely the subscribers are not that silly. I
> know the average age of the Universe/Unidata afficionado is slowly
>
Hi Tony,
Thanks for your comments.
This is not a "completely unique solution" -- it's actually the way most of
the other mailing lists that I've been on are run (and I'm currently on over
a dozen), and it's the practice recommended by the author of Majordomo. I
ignored his advice when I initiall
I agree with Tony. I have never been subscribed to a list where I had
to reply to all, just to reply to a thread. Please put it back the way
it was.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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A) I don't understand why you would have to change anything to send your
email to the list through a remailer.
B) the list does NOT accept email from unsubscribed users. I manually
approved your recent post that was sent from an unsubscribed address because
I felt it was germaine, and I didn't wa
Logan, David (SST - Adelaide) wrote:
Sounds like the sky is falling. This is by no means a "unique
situation", this works well on numerous other lists (that I subscribe
to) so why not this one? Surely the subscribers are not that silly. I
know the average age of the Universe/Unidata afficionado i
Well, geez. If we're voting, I vote for the new way. After all . . .
http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
(and, yes, I expect the response article will be referred to quickly enough
here.)
Just about every list I belong to has had this very same discussion. Just
about every one ha
David:
I'm reminded of the building contractor who, when asked why there's no lock
on the front and back doors, replies that none of the other doors in the
house have locks on them...besides, you'll get used to it.
It is a constant in the IT industry that we are all forced to overcome the
lack of
I couldn't care less what Sun or MySql does; the MV market was
built on rationality not inconvenient standards de'jour, so why should
we
have to "twiddle" with a simple reply due to some "technical" reason?
Argh.
Sadly there is a large world out there that can't be ignored. As Larry
put it,
Bill Haskett wrote:
Please forgive my attitude; I've almost completed a D3 to UniData conversion
project and have been wondering why any non-MV developer would ever use U2
and any MV developer would use UniData.
Bill
I'd like to hear more of this conversion story and the opinions it
fos
Well, maybe in the spirit of democracy, the U2UG should vote for their
preference.
I like the new way myself, as it is much harder to accidently email everyone
when I just want to respond to the sender, and easier to do both.
Before, I would have to cut and paste the sender's name into the "to" w
I am trying to establish a connection between UniVerse 10.1 ( aix unix )
and Oracle (Window 2003), has anyone done this before? I was told to
either use socket connection or ODBC. It seems that it is not that easy to
use socket connection talking to Oracle, so I am thinking of using ODBC?
Any i
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Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 8:25 PM
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> Well, geez. If we're voting, I vote for the new way. After all . . .
>
> http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
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