Re: [U2] UD: UniObjects permissions

Hi Bill - your unirpc service is running as system, what happens is that this process will access the permissions of the file and determine if the user you have used in uniobjects is allowed access. If you have only given access to administrators and unidata on the file, then perhaps it is

[U2] [AD] Position available in the Sunshine Coast (Aus)

We are looking for a motivated individual interested in a new and challenging permanent position. This person is skilled in UniVerse, with SB+ experience a nice plus. This person is responsible for documenting our applications and IT environment. We are looking for someone to start in the March at

RE: [U2] UD: UniObjects permissions

Thanks Symeon. Good thinking! Bill -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Symeon Breen Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 4:26 AM To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: Re: [U2] UD: UniObjects permissions Hi Bill - your unirpc

[U2] Index Rebuilding

I'm on digest, so sorry for the delay. Indexes on UniVerse and UniData are different. UniVerse will stop you from creating them if the file is open by any process (very good!). UniData will go on it's merry way and create the index even if the file is open by another process. You run the

Re: [U2] Index Rebuilding

I don't agree with Shaun's analysis of UniData and indexes - though perhaps we are looking at it slightly differently. 1) CREATE.INDEX just creates the index file and puts a flag in the source file header indicating that indexes exist - and how many. The details about the specific fields and

[U2] SSL API ERROR

Folks, Last week we try to renew our certificate on our HP/UX 11.11 server and were getting the following message; SSL API ERROR: Security context load failed. All of the docs seem to point to a problem with the security context record itself. So we decided to start from scratch, request

Re: [U2] Index Rebuilding

On 2/8/07, Wally Terhune [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't agree with Shaun's analysis of UniData and indexes - though perhaps we are looking at it slightly differently. snip Excellent info and post Wally - thank you very much. Adrian --- u2-users mailing list

[U2] Hold File Entry ID in a Basic Program

All, In Universe 10.x on Windows: when sending a print job to the HOLD* file from a Basic program, is it possible to capture the Entry Record ID of the print job from within the print program, eg. SYSTEM(?) var or some User Exit or ??? Or, is it possible to capture the Entry Record ID that is