Will,
Willing to post your resume? If you want people to help, it might
help if they knew some of the details that make you worth promoting.
Also, as I just said in the Selling MV class I did at Spectrum:
"Sometimes you need to come in the door as the MS Office Trainer, the
Network Guru
Andre,
I'm with Rick. He suggested "new partfile". But maybe some kind of
queue or workfile, that routinely gets flushed, merging to modulo 1.
And maybe zero length record or very small, so that 250 ids all land in
the same group? Is group size 4KB?
What does that have to do with the lock table
Colin:
Thanks! I'm getting success, with questions. :-)
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2 Demo (0)-> AE VOC DTAWEB
Top of "DTAWEB" in "VOC", 3 lines, 45 characters.
*--: P
001: DIR
002: \\AsiOlyWaWeb\WebDev
003: D_VOC
Bottom.
*--: FI
Filed "DTAWEB" in file "VOC".
2
Bill
Try:
Top of "DTAWEB" in "VOC", 3 lines, 51 characters.
*--: p
001: DIR
002: \\AsiOlyWaWeb\E$\WebDev
003: D_VOC
Bottom.
In one of your earlier examples you had D_VOC in <3>. You need this to
list the file. You could leave as is and still be able to edit files.
If you do delete the file in U
UniVerse's CONFIGURE.FILE does nothing apart from update the file header. You
need RESIZE filename * * * USING directorypath to actually effect an immediate
change.
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The O/S C compiler is used by UniVerse (and UniData) if you are compiling
and linking C functions into UniVerse for use via the GCI from UniBASIC (or
UniData via CALLC). All current versions of UniData and UniVerse have
references in the documentation to the Compiler version used for to buil
Jerry,
Observe: In the example below, you will note that CONFIGURE.FILE has
no effect on the physical size of the ALPHA file, and the size is
defined by the current modulus.
The modulus can be computed from the size of a dynamic file using
modulus = (totalbytes - 2048)/2048, which will yi
Colin:
I stay away from domains as much as possible; it wrecks havoc on all kinds
of software. The two machines (an IIS web server and a UniData dbms server)
are on the same "workgroup", have the exact same administrator name and
password (when I remote desktop in).
"WebDev" is both the share na
Did you mean that UniVerse doesn't have the CONFIGURE.FILE or what? Because
UniVerse has the CONFIGURE.FILE command, the keyword MINIMUM.MODULUS, and it
works immediate without using the IMMEDIATE key word.
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To:
Sent: F
We are getting ready to upgrade our system to AIX 5.3 plus add memory and
disk. However one of our software vendors (Evault) is telling us we need to
upgrade the
IBM XL C/C++ Enterprise Edition to V8.0 for AIX runtime enbironment with a
minimum patch level of 8.0.0.4.
Is anyone aware of any prob
Andre,
This seemed very strange, since normally 250 record keys would never
hash into the same group of a dynamic file.
The exception might be if you created a new part file and then sought
to lock and add a large group of records at one time. The "new"
dynamic part file would have a mod
Hi Andre
It is hard to suggest a best approach without understanding your
application. Usually if you are going to lock 250 records at the same time
in the same file, you should be considering escalating to locking the File.
This is a bigger problem for RDBMS, which is why they prefer optimistic
You can always test,
IF TEMP = '' THEN TEMP = "NULL"
and likewise on the end that processes after the ARRAY is completed.
1~2~NULL~4~5~NULL~...
on the receiving end would be
IF ARRAY = "NULL" THEN ARRAY = ""
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Thanks everyone for the great ideas and suggestions!!
Jerry, The 'DOWNLOAD' program is a great tool, but looks oriented for
output (only) from UV.
Colin & Manu, the command line file converters from DBF to TXT is also a
great idea. This may be a quick way to get those parsed.
Barry, thanks for
Hi,
We have a highly technical problem with universe related to the locking
tables and their configuration:
We have a big application running on Universe 10.1 (Solaris). This
application is build on Distributed Dynamic files. Some of the keys are auto
numbers; others are supplied by exte
Does Cedarville's DOWNLOAD do this?
http://www.cedarville.edu/departments/compserv/ftp.htm
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Sent: Friday, March 09, 2007 8:10 AM
Subject: Spam:RE: [U2] [UV] DBF file parser in UV Basic?
You're probably better off using one of the man
Are the UD and web server on the same domain? I haven't been able to get
it to work across domains (but I haven't tried really hard yet).
It looks like webdev is a share name. Try something like
\\asiolywaweb\c$\web\dev (or whatever the path is to the directory).
If that doesn't work let us see w
I've run into many sets of dissyncronized mv values because of this. Thus,
my brain now forces me to do a DCOUNT of the independent attribute to get
the current number of values and increment from there.
I've even seen this code
X<1,-1>=CHAR(253):"FRED"
that really screwed things up. No excuse f
Is the internal methods behind REMOVE the same as EXTRACT (or <>).
Again, about a year ago, I had an issue with an attributed xref rec of the
invoices for a customer that had grown to almost 150,000 invoices.
The original programmer used <> with a counter and it took very long to
'age' that cust
You're probably better off using one of the many "converter" tools to
convert the files to text and then import. That's all I do. There's lots
of free DBF viewers, just pick one you like. Sorry, It's been about 1.5
years since the last one I did and I don't remember which one I used.
Hth
Colin Alf
raise() & lower() are your friends
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Sent: March 8, 2007 9:10 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] old dog, new tricks
Also, I think UV is optimized for AMs vs VMs, so that it p
In UniVerse, $OPTIONS EXTRA.DELIM
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> From: "Bjorn Behr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Subject: [U2] Old Dog, New Tricks
> Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 10:47:32 +0200
>
>
> The only problem with using <-1> is that it the value is null, it does not
We have actually written a callable subroutine that will do just this.
The only problem is, the dbf has to be a FoxPro 2.6 dbf.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
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Sent: Thursday, March 08,
We received a very nice solution care of Don Verhagen.
You might want to reach out to him ...
Donald Verhagen ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Barry Rogen
PNY Technologies, Inc.
Senior Programmer/Analyst
(973) 515 - 9700 ext 5327
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I "think" you can open the DBF file with Excel and then save as
tab-delimited Text file. Then you can read easily in UV. Assuming your
file isn't too big.
Mark
-- "Buss, Troy \(Logitek Systems\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I may need to parse out several DBF files for import and processing in
U
The only problem with using <-1> is that it the value is null, it does not
append it. This could cause problems, esp. when doing this with dependant
rows.
Program Example:
001 ARRAY = ""
002 FOR J = 1 TO 10
003IF (NOT(MOD(J,5))) THEN
004 TEMP = ""
005END ELSE
006 TEMP = J
007
Hi,
I don't have a univere basic, but I have a little prog.exe to convert dbf to
txt with commande line automation (dbf > txt AND txt > dbf)
very easy to use.
Send me a private mail, I'm ready to share it. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I hope this help.
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