Kevin,
If what you are asking is 'when is the latest version of a program is
executed in UD?', my answer is immediately.
The caveat is an older version seems to execute until the process that has
been executing it expires or goes to ECL.
If a program is executed in our menu system, the only way
In Unidata there is a NEWVERSION option on the CATALOG verb that is supposed
to push the program live to shared memory which i took to meaning that
already running processes would use. You can only do this if you are logged
in as root.
However i have tried this, and my uniobjects app still used
If I knew how to apply the 'NEWPCODE' command, maybe the stop/starts
would not be necessary.
I agree with you about NEWPCODE, but I've not seen where NEWPCODE is
reliable depending on how something is catalogued. I guess what I'm
really trying to understand is whether the cache is a queue-based
I am trying to install the UniDK on Linux. My goal is to get UniObjects and
UniObjects for Java installed on a Linux Machine to be able to communicate
with a AIX system containing Unidata. I have search the internet and found
several examples of using UniObjects but none on how to install the
With an input statement, prompting from the keyboard, I cannot remember
how to show *** when a user is entering a password.
Suggestions would be appreciated.
--Bill
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I have a number of UniVerse subroutines that I'm accessing through a
JSP / Java Bean combination using UniObjects for Java. This setup is
running under Tomcat. Currently the Java Bean is getting a new
connection to UniVerse for each request. I'd like to setup a
connection pool in Tomcat
Steven
I know some members of this list have done so (there being no other
options), but it is legally dubious (we had a long discussion on this some
months ago).
If you can wait a couple of months, UniVerse 10.2 will be addressing this by
supporting a native connection pool with shared
Hi Bill,
This is what I use, written in mvBase. I think all that would need to be
changed for U2 would be the IN CH.VAL be changed to CH.VAL = SEQ(IN())
but have never tried it in U2...
This routine allows the person to use the backspace, and will instantly
abort if they hit the ESC key or type
Allen
Looks good :)
On UniVerse the equivalent is the KeyIn() function to get a single raw key.
So Seq(KeyIn()) will do the same as your IN CH.VAL
Brian
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I'd like to setup the connection pool to restrict the number of
simultaneous connections to be within our license. I'm rolling this
application out in the next month or so, so I don't have the option
of waiting.
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Hospital Systems Programmer
Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary
The answer to my own question is... the HUSH command.
Thanks for writing. I wish that the turn-around time was faster.
--Bill
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Has anyone ever seen a unidata proc manual? I can't find any reference,
other than some information on user exits
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Isn't that similar to the ECHO OFF/ON command in UV?
BobW
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The answer to my own
On 8/8/06, gibboda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to install the UniDK on Linux. My goal is to get UniObjects and
UniObjects for Java installed on a Linux Machine to be able to communicate
with a AIX system containing Unidata. I have search the internet and found
several examples of
The list server seems to be sending multiple copies of the messages today.
Is there an issue there today?
Gordon J. Glorfield
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UnitedHealthcare's Mid-Atlantic Health Plans
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I seem to be getting two of everything for the last few hours - Is it
just me?
Allen E. Elwood wrote:
Hi Bill,
This is what I use, written in mvBase. I think all that would need to be
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Ditto.
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Is anyone else having a problem receiving the same message multiple times?
Yes, yes, yes!
-Dianne
Richard Brown wrote:
Is anyone else having a problem receiving the same message multiple times?
Richard Brown
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Jeff Schasny wrote:
I seem to be getting two of everything for the last few hours - Is it
just me?
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Hi Bill,
This is what I use, written in mvBase. I think all that would need to be
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Me too.
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Happens every once in awhile. Today seems to be about 25% of the
messages are duplicated.
BobW
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I think, correct me if I'm wrong, that he is looking for a client edition
for Linux which I don't think is available.
Jerry
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A sister site wants to start taking snap shots of their data through out the
on-line day. I would think the procedure would be to:
1) SUSPEND.FILES ON or /.uvhome/bin/uv -admin -L
2) Execute a Solaris sync command to write out any pending stuff
3) Take snapshot
4) SUSPEND.FILES OFF or
As far as I was aware the actual unidk install is windows only, however you
can then grab the uojsdk directory and use what you need from there - the
class files are zipped in the lib directory etc...
rgds
Symeon.
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On 8/8/06, gibboda [EMAIL
Depending on the emulator, you need to be wary of multi-byte keycodes which are
used for function keys and such.
These multi-byte keycodes will begin with either CHAR(2) or CHAR(27) (for
example), but can be followed by what are otherwise printable characters. If
you do not filter them, you
On 8/8/06, Steven Tomcavage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to setup the connection pool to restrict the number of
simultaneous connections to be within our license. I'm rolling this
application out in the next month or so, so I don't have the option
of waiting.
Take a look at Jakarta
Wendy,
Those instructions are for installing the database itself. Not the UniDK.
Is there a *nix version of the UniDK? I don't think there is yet.
Gordon
Gordon J. Glorfield
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I'm not seeing any duplication...
However what I did see were 4 or 5 responses to Richard Brown's e-mail before I
received Richard's e-mail... Ah, the miracle that is SMTP
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I'm getting 4, 5, and even 6 copies of some of the emails. cRaZy !
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I'm not seeing
I've never seen one. I came from a Prime environment to UniData and, of
course, didn't have a clue how to interpret all the procs. I finally
found the MicroData manuals from before the company's conversion to
UniData and used those. Based on my experience, I'd guess that proc
manuals for other
Why do you have to have a session going to manipulate an array you have
already read in? Why can't I read in
the array, close the connection,. Then manipulate the array (insert
command,etc) it without having a persistent connection, then if I NEED
to write
it back, I can reopen up a connection
Well, anything you can do in Uniquery can be used in a proc, and they do
have the online Uniquery documentation. I have not really seen any 'proc'
language per se as there really isn't one. i.e., there are no commands that
only work in a proc *that I'm aware of*.
None of that buffer stuff, etc.
The method you are talking about is valid. The fundamental problem you
have is that the installation you are speaking about does not have enough
disk drives underneath it to keep up with what you wish to do.
This problem may be exacerbated by the disk RAID the are using. What is
the RAID
Has anyone ever seen a unidata proc manual?
I can't find any reference, other than some information on user
exits
The Universe Proverb manual is actually pretty good and I would think
you would find significant similarity between it and Unidata's proc.
-Kevin
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It looks like abtech.edu is bouncing messages back to the list server.
Guess they should take a class.
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
Richard
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Mark,
Do any of you take snapshots during the day like this?
Yes but
1. I'm on UD so apologies, this post is probably useless to you,
however the process is the same.
2. Our process is sync, dbpause, sync, take snapshot, dbresume.
Total time is 2 seconds. We take snapshots every 2
Steven,
Take a look at Jakarta Commons Pool: http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/pool/
As above, Uniobjects can be put in any generic pool but not a db pool
like jakarta dbcp. This is specifically for pooling jdbc connections
although it uses commons pool to provide the pooling mechanism
The issue does not appear to be with the list server as it is not consistent
to everyone using the list. It is likely a virus or DOS attack or some
other issue is effecting some ISPs and the duplication is relating to the
handshake process timing out, where the sender thinks the receiver has not
Patricia,
I had the same question about a year ago - the answer is that is the way IBM
wrote it, so you have to be connected while you manipulate an array and any
of the other Uniobject .Net functions.
What I did was bring your array in, immediately create a dataset or an other
.Net data
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