I am supporting a phantom program that uses PRINTs to output
information to _PH_ for a log. When this log starts getting near 3MB,
the phantom begins performing very strange. For example, sometimes a
READ in the phantom will be successful, but the variable that was read
is null (even though the
I suspect you are right, but consider that you are writing to a sequential
file when you use the PH file as a 'log' file. Handling that much data
in an ongoing process will fill up the memory space assigned to the
phantom process. At least that's my story...
I would recommend actually opening up
I would recommend actually opening up
an item in a file, counting the number
of lines in the file (with a routine to
delete the top of the file as it grows
beyond a useful size) and then doing:
I'd love to implement more elegant logging, but as this is a
vendor-written process, my options are
I would like to see what is in field 8 for several data dictionaries.
I need a command like...
LIST DICT INVOICE WITH FIELD 8 LIKE M
but I need help with syntax on the Field 8 part.
Now that I am writing this e-Mail, I suppose that I could write a little
UniBasic program.
We have a bug here
Not sure if this would work in UV or not, but in mvBase you can stick the
dict into the MD and use it for any file. See entry *A1 below:
*A1
001 A
002 1
003 Attr. 1
004
005
006
007
008
009 L
010 15
If that doesn't work, you could try the not very well known 'USING DICT'
phrase, like:
LIST
--- On Tue 10/10, Brutzman, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to see what is in field 8 for several data dictionaries.I need a
command like... LIST DICT INVOICE WITH FIELD 8 LIKE Mbut I need help with
syntax on the Field 8 part.
How about:
LIST DICT INVOICE WITH F8 LIKE M
OK. has anyone here had the pleasure of coding in PCL-XL for report control?
I'm looking for some examples of output, how it's formatted and such.
I'm not talking about PCL5{x} or lower, this is for those host-based
printers.
Right now, sometimes the PCL5 works great, other times it gives me the
LIST DICT XXX WITH F8 LIKE ...M... should work in Universe. Attribute 8
of the dictionary is used for the SQL data type
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
I would like to see what is in field 8 for several data dictionaries.
I need a command like...
LIST DICT INVOICE WITH FIELD 8 LIKE M
but I need
That message comes because there is a value of INTEGER or INT in field #8
(SQL data type) but a conversion of MDn - where n 0 - in field #3
(conversion).
You can probably safely remove the contents of field #8.
UPDATE DICT INVOICE SET F8 = '' WHERE F8 '';
However, if INVOICE is a UniVerse/SQL
UniVerse itself does not use fields #9 through #16 in dictionaries. One (or
more) of your applications is responsible for this.
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I've seen similar erratic behavior when a phantom process set locks for
a possible update, but then didn't clear the lock when no update
occurred. I'm suggesting you have a locking issue but the out of memory
behavior is identical - it waits for available memory before it can
perform the next
Victory... Thanks to Richard, Jeff, and Allen.
--Bill
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Corrected posting - sorry...
I've seen similar erratic behavior when a phantom process set locks for
a possible update, but then didn't clear the lock when no update
occurred. I am NOT suggesting you have a locking issue but the out of
memory behavior is identical - it waits for available
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Good Afternoon:
I was wondering if anyone has had experience creating a Universe
element 'centric' XML file and using that XML file in InfoPath ?
If so where you able to properly display multi value fields in a table
or master/detail control?
I am using InfoPath 2003 with a drop
Hi Kevin,
What O/S?
_PH_ is a DIR-type file, so your issue could be O/S-related.
Also, could you confirm that your VOC _PH_ is in fact a DIR-type? If a
record reaches 3MB in a hashed file, every multivalued database I've
worked with gets cranky.
Hope this helps,
Tom
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Ray:
Thanks. This helps a lot.
DICT Field 8 (F8) has a single A, S, M, or blank... in a lot of the D-
and I-Desriptors here.
We are not using SQL for anything at all.
While a lot of problems with Ms were fixed by purging the Ms, perhaps
the As and Ss should also be removed.
It bothers me
Karl,
Is that a UniData thing? Because with UniVerse exactly the reverse would
be true - writing to a sequential file (via CRT statements to a COMO or
with WRITESEQ to a record in a directory) would be much more efficient
and use less memory than performing a WRITEV (which has to read the
entire
Here is the scenario
Remote non-pick box runs an ODBC process coming through Tuxedo
Unidata 6.0/IAIX 5.x is running on the Pick box
A file that contains a trigger is updated -- the trigger updates not only
hashed files but also attempts to update a DIR type file.
The DIR file cannot be
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