bLIST b& TOXMLb generates XML that works pretty well with current versions
of Excel (XP/2003).
Stuart
> I have used ListB verb on Unidata (manage 2000) I have
> created a ListB verb on D3 (by adding a switch to the list
> verb) Is this feature on UniVerse?
>
> What it forms is output that is tab
Hi
Does anyone know of any means of determining precisely when a record
deletion is in progress at universe level (returning information similar
to the STATUS function)?
We have a file where an index is used for data field validation and it
is picking up some but not all fields as failing val
George it does require ASSIGN 1 TO SYSTEM(1017) or UV will convert any
CHAR(10) or CHAR(13):CHAR(10) sequence to CHAR(254) on a read and the
reverse on a write.
George Gallen wrote:
never mindIt didn't require anything special.
I didn't think I could "read" binary into a varible if it had
George,
use OPENSEQ and READBLK to read the raw data without conversion then use
BYTEVAL (not SEQ as this may be affected by NLS) to
determine the ASCII character/byte value.
Alternatively if you have memory to spare:
OPEN "TYPE19FILE" TO FT ELSE STOP
ASSIGN 1 TO SYSTEM(1017) ;* Disable UV au
If you get a chance, you might enjoy (perhaps that is overstating it)
reading my latest blog entry entitled "To Whom Should Size Matter?" at
http://www.tincat-group.com/mewsings
After putting energy into such writings, it is nice to hear from
others. Do you agree, disagree, think I'm an idiot (n
John,
Thanks. I didn't realize UV would work with binary 255
never really tried before
George
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>Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2006 18:04:03 GMT
>From: "Dave R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [U2] active directory & Univ=Verse
>
>I am planning switch my UniVerse (9.4.1) Server to "Active Directory" on >win
>2003 server.
>What kind of problems am I likely to encounter.
>Thanks
>
>
>D Raven
>[EMAIL PROTEC
never mindIt didn't require anything special.
I didn't think I could "read" binary into a varible if it had a CHAR(255)
but apparantly I could.
I setup a VOC entry for /tmp
and then did a READ XDATA FROM F.TMP,"file.jpg" ELSE STOP
and XDATA contained the entire image...
George
> -Orig
This has always confused me. This is the some output of the program
shown. Is that correct, or am I completely missing the barge?
At the risk of a rule violation, I am attaching the picture. Please forgive.
FLD:2
0 33 76 101 119 105 115 47 32 77 99 77 117 114 114 121 47 87 105 108
108 109 97 110
Not in BASIC batch routines...
JayJay
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Subject: RE: [U2] lock records
Can you not simply change the BlockingStrategy property of the sessi
In UD you would use:
OSOPEN
OSBREAD
NOCONVERT
Thanks,
David A. Green
DAG Consulting
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 11:16 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Reading Binary data f
Migrating to Windows 2003 Server (AD)
1. IBM U2 Availability matrix shows Windows 2003 (SP1) not supported until
UniVerse release 10.1.11, then there is 10.1.18 which the latest to date. So
a upgrade of 9.4 to at least 10.1.11 on the UniVerse should be part of
migration plan.
2. On a Windows 2003
Is this UniDeBugger?
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 1:45 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Read Error, Improper Data Type
btw, why would you want to go back to the repeat when
Peter:
This was it...thanks for nailing it.
--Bill
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Hi Bill,
You are
Thanks Dianne.
The "clear" statement was removed and it worked.
I am embarrassed and grateful...
--Bill
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Can't you just use the LIST command to do this in Unidata already? If you
make sure UDT.OPTIONS 91 is one so that the output to an ASCII file is in
OCONV format instead of ICONV, i.e., the conversion codes are forced to
execute before saving to an ASCII file. For example:
UDT.OPTIONS 91 ON
LIST PE
I spotted at least 2 errors in your program. One is the locate where you
are locating on the first field but inserting into fields. It should be:
locate Part in Part.Arrayby 'AL' setting posn else null
insPart before Part.Array
If you want to insert into a field array and
lo
I think it's the clear statement being after the open file statement!
So F.item is no longer assigned.
-Dianne
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
>I am having a problem with a straightforward read statement that is driving
>me crazy...
>
>Suggestions would be appreciated.
>
>--Bill
>
> ____
> \_
Good idea... I banged this in...
open 'IPL' to F.Item then
crt ' opened ok ' ; sleep
end else
crt ' not opening ' ; sleep
end
It opens ok.
--Bill
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I want to write a little routine that will display the ascii codes of a binary
file.
(aside from running it through base64 first...)
Is there a way to open the file and read it is in block by block, and be able
to show the SEQ() #'s?
I suspect there may be numerous CHAR(255) and CHAR(254)'s.
No,
I am planning switch my UniVerse (9.4.1) Server to "Active Directory" on win
2003 server.
What kind of problems am I likely to encounter.
Thanks
D Raven
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I changed it to...
open 'IM' to F.Item else crt ' # ' ; sleep
obtaining the same result
I also changed it to
open 'IPL' to F.Item else crt ' # ' ; sleep
obtaining the same result
Perhaps I need to reboot the server...
--Bill
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Hi Bill,
You are execut9ing a CLEAR statement after assigning the file variable.
This CLEAR statement will reset your file variable. Move the CLEAR
statement above your file open to fix this program. Documentation on
CLEAR:
CLEAR statement
We are having a problem with UniObjects calling a UniData subroutine
that updates a file with a trigger on it. The first part of the problem
dealt with the global catalog. The error we received was "Unable to
load the subroutine on the server Source". There was a Tech Note on a
solution, to setu
btw, why would you want to go back to the repeat when you get a null?
You've used up the SELECT list, right? Also, the NEXT might be
misleading to the next lucky person. NEXT Part.Count might be easier
to read.
On 7/27/06, john reid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Gotcha
TESTL: 28: clear
:
Gotcha
TESTL: 28: clear
:: F.Item/
DBFILE: A IM Mod=1 Sep=4 Type=18
:: s
TESTL: 33: done = false
:: F.Item/
INTEGER: 0
::
:: F.Item/
DBFILE: A IM Mod=1 Sep=4 Type=18
:: s
TESTL: 33: done = false
:: F.Item/
INTEGER: 0
::
On 7/27/06, Brutzman, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Check to make sure your file opened and is not null.
Thanks & Have a Great Day!!
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Hrm, very interesting. I'll have to watch out for that.
Thanks!
Perry
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 12:48 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2][UV] XML DOM
Hi Perry, Using th
Your code sample doesn't include line numbers, and I'm too lazy to
count, but what appears odd to me is in middle of the for/next loop it
jumps out to "Next.Step" if Slang.Name is Null.
Mark
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 12:12:01 PM:
> I am having a problem with a straightforward read statement that is
driving
> me crazy...
> open 'IM' to F.Item else null
> read R.Item from F.Item, This.Part else R.Item = ''
Are you sure the file is being opened? I would pu
Support provider will be myself - hmm - i shall contact IBM.
Thanks guys
On 27/07/06, Robert Paterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Lictool is a UniVerse tool not a UniData one.
>
> Sounds like you need to contact your Support provider to check out the
> details.
>
> -Original Message-
Hi Perry, Using the XML api on utf8 encoded xml files that include some
characters over 7f can result in the udt session crashing out. It seems
quite random.
Using the XML DOM api on xml files that have characters over 7f, regardless
of encoding can result in the extraction of text nodes returning
I am having a problem with a straightforward read statement that is driving
me crazy...
Suggestions would be appreciated.
--Bill
____
\_ SLANG _/ Common Names for HK.Parts
_Slang.Name___
6 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0.
101312 0
101485 0
101859 0
103468
Symeon
Sorry I scanned your post too quick and missed the 'udt' bit :(
lictool is UniVerse, but I think the bug may be the same..
Regards
Brian
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> Sent: 27 July 2006 16:23
> To: u2-use
Lictool is a UniVerse tool not a UniData one.
Sounds like you need to contact your Support provider to check out the
details.
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Sent: 27 Jul 2006 16:23
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: R
I am on udt 7.1 on redhat Enterprise ES 4 EM64T, so only a year old.
UODOTNET.DLL version is 2.1.0.7137
uniobjects.dll version is 3.1.6.7137
lictool - where is that, it does not seem to be in my ud71/bin directory. If
the ip is reversed as you say then that would explain it. - would this not
be a
The tell-tale is to run lictool. The UO.net sessions have the IP address
reversed, and so appear as different licences. That hit me bad when I put in
a new .net application at a customer site to run alongside their existing
uvCase/UniObjects app.
Regards
Brian
> -Original Message-
> Fro
Dave
Yes, I haven't converted it to UniData - but I can if people are interested
(I have a precompiler that handles most of the syntax changes). I'll put it
on my to-do list anyway, but it will probably take a week before I get round
to it.
Regards,
Brian
> -Original Message-
> From: [
Thanks, Clif. That gave me some ideas.
Perry
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Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 11:00 AM
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Subject: Re: [U2][UV] XML DOM
I found the documentation to be, um, chal
Symeon,
What are the "spurious problems" when using utf-8 encoding?
Perry
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 4:08 AM
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Subject: Re: [U2][UV] XML DOM
Hi Perry,
If yo
Will the program run only in Universe ?
Brian Leach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dave
No, but you might want to download a free utility from my web site to do the
same.
Go to http://www.brianleach.co.uk and download EXPORT from the "Downloads"
page. This is a stand-alone program with a Retrie
I know there used to be a problem with how device licencing identified
sessions - but that was a while back.
You don't mention which version?
Check the readme file for the latest releases on the IBM site in the
product availability matrix to check the fix details and whether you
have the latest v
Is this normal behaviour ?
I have device licencing switched on, on a 4 user udt system on Linux. I have
3 telnet sessions from different hosts, and i have two vb processes on a
web server connected using UO. I now want to run an ASP.NET app that
connectes from the same web server via UO.NET and i
We used to use ']' delimited files but it means you have to do the excel load
now we convert it to an html table with a .xls on the end of the file name and
excel just opens it
code sample (which i expect you'll all rewrite so its much more efficient)
REC<-1> = ""
READ D
Dave
No, but you might want to download a free utility from my web site to do the
same.
Go to http://www.brianleach.co.uk and download EXPORT from the "Downloads"
page. This is a stand-alone program with a RetrieVe like syntax for
generating delimited files.
Regards,
Brian
> -Original Mes
Hi Perry,
If you are talking the EXT file then the things to be careful of are the
starting point in the xml tree as defined by the start property and where to
place the , to denote MV and SV extraction.
If you are talking the DOM then it may be good to have a look at the xml in
some sort of DOM
Sorry - i forgot to say, whenever i do an encrypt i check it for a trailing
char(10) and if it does, i strip it out. Similarly when i decrypt i add a
char(10) onto the end.
On 27/07/06, Symeon Breen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi John - I have used crypt and decrypt from unidata and in .net. T
Hi John - I have used crypt and decrypt from unidata and in .net. There was
an issue with both crypt and decrypt in that a trailing char(10) was added
or something. - See IBM issue 8088
On 27/07/06, John Godzina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> PHP and perl. I can do the implementation if need be
Hi all again,
Thanks all for the responses to my lock record doubt. I have another
problem... I'm developing a linux application with GTK. When i launch
and ic_read with a main program without GTK all works fine but, if i
launch the same code with a GTK GUI, i have problems with the encodi
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