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Bruce:
The difference is just as startling regardless of which test is done first.
It's the array
processing that kills the timing, now whether the data is already cached (the
select only takes a
few seconds either way).
The timing doesn't start until the data is already selected.
Bill
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We do this all the time. and set it up thusly:
1. create a unix spooler entry for the printer pointing to the IP address
of the print server and the 'port' it uses, such as LPT1, P1, 9100, RAW1,
etc.
2. Create a diretory for UV 'pass-through drivers' that uniVerse will use.
Mine is /u1/uvptr
3.
Goo'day, Bill,
If I can make observations and suggestions here?
Observations:
1. The time (5:30pm) indicates to me a quiescent machine no other
activity?
2. The second run in each case would almost certainly involve items being
in memory, although that would not be the case for the first
One thing I have been messing with over the last year is java. I really
like the laguage. I wish I knew it as well as I can bang out code in
Universe Basic. I think it would be easier to get a job. I havent
messd with .Net stuff. I will probably give it a look. I have friends
that use it. It
Dave,
Each printer we use is set up in the device file and the driver simply
'cat' s the file to the respective printer in the OS. I tried to spool
something to a 'non Device file' printer and got a message 'Requested
printer does not exist.'
To make it easy, you could simply write a quick prog
Chuck:
Here is a UniData test run...
Bill - could you share the TEST program? I know what you're trying to do,
but I'd just like to see the structure you used...
Now selecting APOPEN,HISTORY items for processing Array-Loop
End of Job. Total time of job: 14 seconds. Press .
Now selecting
Chuck:
Here is a UniData test run...
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
3 Demo (0)-> RUN BP TEST
PORT.WHO => Demo
PORT.NO => 3
PORT.USER => WPHASKETT
PORT.ACCT => DEMO
CRT.LEVEL => 1
* BENCH MARK FOR ARRAY-LOOP vs READNEXT-LOOP *
Chuck:
Here is a UniData test run...
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
3 Demo (0)-> RUN BP TEST
PORT.WHO => Demo
PORT.NO => 3
PORT.USER => WPHASKETT
PORT.ACCT => DEMO
CRT.LEVEL => 1
Enter File here: APOPEN,HISTORY
* BENCH MARK FOR ARRAY-LOOP vs READ
Drew,
I sure do hope you report back on what you find, & your final
resolution.
It's been an interesting thread. Academic for us, painful for you.
When you do the vs extraction test, you might want to
compare it to
a loop-remove method, too. On UV, sequential extractions are about
as fast a
larry wrote:
> The reqests for programmers with Universe and .net experience have
> been increaseing.
> So if you are going to be doing some additional studying be sure to
> take .net classes.
> Larry Okeson VP
> Software Search Atlanta
Maybe this is a u2-community posting but I'll take a chance t
One of our clients is running uniVerse 10.1.22 on AIX 5.3 using Pick flavored
accounts.
All of their printers are network (TCP/IP) printers - none are serial or
parallel.
They have installed a UVDEFAULT printer on AIX connected to an AIX print
queue.
They can print to this printer from TCL but c
At 12:02 PM 3/2/2007, you wrote:
> Let me get this straight, Datatel has kept the business logic in Unidata?
> Is that what you are saying? I didn't know that. So they are using the
> Unidata engine and other databases as the datastore?
For now, yes this is the approach as they phase out of a "
Anita,
If you're in Bangalore, I know some people who might be able to help you
get started (contractors). If interested contact me off-list.
mark.eastwood -at- yahoo.com
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Interestingly, there are some very knowledgeable universe folk inquiring
about open positions on this list.
Fact is, you can do all of the things you ask, it's just a matter of knowing
the product well enough to sensibly engineer the solution.
I'm detecting both a demand and a supply here... sho
I will be out of the office starting 02/03/2007 and will not return until
05/03/2007.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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> Let me get this straight, Datatel has kept the business logic in Unidata?
> Is that what you are saying? I didn't know that. So they are using the
> Unidata engine and other databases as the datastore?
For now, yes this is the approach as they phase out of a "unidata only" world.
> I wonder i
> Hence Datatel's movement to their "distributed" systems where the
> business logic stays in UniData, but all the data is stored in Oracle
> or SQLServer.
or Unidata.
You can currnetly use any of the three databases for the backend work, but all
source code continues to run in Unidata (the "vir
No doubles for me either
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At 10:41 -0600 2007/03/02, Jerry wrote:
Let me get this straight, Datatel has kept the business logic in
Unidata? Is that what you are saying?
Yup. They've written their own collection of I/O routiens that they
and their end users use to access the different back-ends through the
same API.
The reqests for programmers with Universe and .net experience have been
increaseing.
So if you are going to be doing some additional studying be sure to take .net
classes.
Larry Okeson VP
Software Search Atlanta
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Is anyone else getting the messages from this list doubled? I'm not
sure if it's the list or something afterwards.
It seems to be working as advertised for me
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Let me get this straight, Datatel has kept the business logic in Unidata? Is
that what you are saying? I didn't know that. So they are using the Unidata
engine and other databases as the datastore? I wonder if this new CIO
understands that or does he want to scrap the whole thing for a different
One only for me...no doubles
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Is anyone else getting the messages from this list do
Is anyone else getting the messages from this list doubled? I'm not
sure if it's the list or something afterwards.
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At 08:39 -0500 2007/03/02, Jeffrey Butera wrote:
A good friend who has been running Datatel on Unidata for 20+ years (one of
Datatel's oldest clients) recently hired a new CIO. His first comment? Get
off that "Mom and Pop" database and move to oracle.
Hence Datatel's movement to their "distri
> It may be depend on which software package works best for the college.
> Then it would depend upon which database that software package uses.
Datatel can run on any of Unidata, Oracle or MSSQL for the backend. So the
application choice isn't the factor here with the choice in database.
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Larry,
For once, my dyslexia worked out ok:
> Thanks for your hard work!!
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you work hard for [mere] thanks!!
which we gratefully acknowledge is also true.
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P.S. I want that tee-shirt:
That may be true.
It may be depend on which software package works best for the college. Then
it would
depend upon which database that software package uses.
Jeffrey Butera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I can add more fuel to the fire.
A good friend who has been running Datatel
Jeff,
Sorry, I did not read your entire post. College.
grs
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>
> If I
Thanks for your hard work!!
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Many thanks, Larry. :-)
Bill Haskett
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Jeff,
Quick tell us that this company that just hired the CIO is public. Give us
the name, it will be a good stock to short.
grs
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Jeff:
My first thought is, if you have money to spend, why not spend it? It appears
the college has a lot
of money to spend; which tells us a more about public finance than we wished to
know.
When the job is to spend money, there are many ways to do so. In this case,
the movement from one
db
Not always the case. Our parent company purchased us 9 months ago. They
are a much larger company and also have a homegrown ERP (JDE backend).
However, since they have many more users and the flexibility of a homegrown
system (iSeries AS/400 - RPG IV) we are in the process of being
'assimilated
If I can add more fuel to the fire.
A good friend who has been running Datatel on Unidata for 20+ years (one of
Datatel's oldest clients) recently hired a new CIO. His first comment? Get
off that "Mom and Pop" database and move to oracle.
There's a lot of misunderstanding about MV databases b
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Universe has the ability to create programs and subroutines on the server
that are written in Basic. These subroutines can be associated with field
names to give you calculated or virtual fields. But like any complex
programming envirnment, it takes time and effort to learn and become
profici
Hi Anita - welcome to the world of Universe and Unidata.
Firstly Universe is the name of the database and "Universe Basic" the name
of the embedded language which you may want to call stored procedures.
So yes - there is a language called Universe Basic or Uni Basic. Based upon
Basic it has all
I am very new to Universe Basic Database...Please clarify the following as
it could be of very much help to me.
1)Whether we can create stored procedures,functions in this multivalued
database system as we create in SQL.How do we create because it doesnot
recognize SQl keywords to create procedur
Tony
I agree entirely, but it's really up to US - this community - to shout up more.
For a long long time we've all left it to the vendors who haven't been
effective in this area. If we all took every opportunity to raise the profile
of what we do - end user sites especially - we could achieve
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