Bill: I don't grasp which side of this fence you're on with this post.
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From: "Bill H" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 3:45 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] Error in report generation.
> An interesting test would be for those who love to upper-casing every
No offense but what does PRINT ON have to do with PRINTER ON/OFF. They're
sorta unrelated.
I have an issue with the code having PRINTER ON ; PRINT SOMETHING then
PRINTER OFF in the body of what is assumed to be a loop. It was replying to
someone's report request.
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From
I recall using Prism 1 and Prism 2s terminals with no lower case characters.
You had to use CHAR(107) or the like for smaller letters. In fact, their
RUNOFF had a .LC or some lower case formatter for nice output.
I just spent the day on a whole upper case system and it looks fine. I also
read and
Hi
First, to clear the excess licences you can run the following from a CMD
prompt:
uvlictool clean_lic -a
This should check against actual processes and reset the count correctly.
I found problems with device licencing and versions of UO.NET - this
incorrectly reported the wrong client IP addr
I have an issue with users on my system. Running Win2003/Intel and UV
10.2
When I do a USERS I get 78 users logged on the system
When I do a PORT.STATUS it says 18 uniVerse sessions; 17 interactive, 1
phantom
When I look at UniAdmin/Users I get the same 17 Users and 1 Background
At times I'm gett
An interesting test would be for those who love to upper-casing everything
to try typing in their favorite word processor (where mixed casing is the
norm) without looking at the screen and have one of their children keep
pressing the "Caps Lock" key.
If you manage to get frustrated, then you can b
Thanks for looking into to this. I was not aware that someone else had
already reported the condition.
Tom Dodds
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I'm with you on the CAPS issue. I do find the code in caps easier to
read. Perhaps I'm just used to it from the first 20 years of my career
spent writing COBOL. I think the layout of the code and choice of
variable and paragraph names has more to do with readability that
whether it is upper or l
Tom & Jan,
Tom Pellitieri just raised this with us earlier today. It appears
that the threshold for how big a digest can get before it is sent is set
at too low a level. Larry Hiscock, who donates the server, bandwidth,
and his time, will be looking into it with me.
- Charles Barouch,
Is the Digest no longer a digest? The past couple of days, I get either one or
two topics per email, and getting at least 10-15 emails a day
Thanks,
Jan
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... all uppercase is hard to read. Here's why.
Humans don't read by assembling the letters into a word, we read by
recognizing the overall image of the printed word and converting it into
its meaning. Thus, the incredibly random nature of regular conversation
supports this theory. We're used to re
Good luck in your new environment, Gordon.
BobW
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Glorfield
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 6:48 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [OT] Fond farewell
Group,
I have enjoyed my time w
Gordon,
I never met you but I know about you from your friends in MelaLand in Idaho
Falls. We just missed each other.
I wish you the best but I will tell you from experience that Pick is in your
blood - you will never leave even if it just is to have a home copy.
I spent 6 years in the Microsoft
The IBM manual, "Administering UniVerse" has a chapter entitled...
"Administering Printers and the UniVerse Spooler". It is a free download
from their "U2 Family" site.
--Bill
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Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 20
Consider copying VOC per the following HP-Ux server-to-server script...
--Bill
# ! /usr/bin/sh POSIX
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echo '
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echo ' _
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echo ' / \
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echo ' \ bak.voc / BackUp Sherman > Emily
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Group,
I have enjoyed my time with this list. I've been on this list for the
better part of the last 11 years. This is by far the most helpful and
courteous group that I've ever been associated with. Some of you I know
personally and would like to maintain some contact. You know who you are
Anita,
LOAD & FIND are not U2 commands. They must be 3rd party programs. Go to
the account that has those commands and look at the VOC items for those
commands there. Replicate the VOC items using your favorite editor.
&SAVEDLISTS& is not a command but is rather a system created file that is
All,
For my two cents, I *rarely* code in mixed case when I'm in an MV
environment. I use upper/lower in comments to make them stand out - a
trick I adopted from my friend Scott Lustig. Having said that, I
believe that the future is, as Brian suggests, in making our code look
more like eve
LooKing at ProGrams and LooKing at an EmAil are two DifFerent ThiNgs. WhEn I
ReAd a LetTer FrOm SomeOne I ExPect it to be in MiXed CaSe BecAuse ThAt is
WhAt I was TauGht to do.
Not many people will be using mnemonics and made up words in a letter
either. With programs I expect to see mnemonics a
I must be backwards because I actually find the second one easier to
read and cleaner. And faster to type! Of course, I guess I'm one of
the "old-timers", having been in multi-value for 25 years now.
-Dianne
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Mark
I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO RESPOND THERE!
SO YOU PREFE
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, MAJ
Programming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Here we go with the wide variety of 'examples'.
What is the sanity of PRINTER ON, then PRINT then PRINTER OFF?
Should we not be teaching PRINTER ON once and PRINTER OFF at the end?
I've only seen the redundant PRINTER O
I just knew that I was going to get a reply in all uppercase.
One of my non-mv functions is of desktop publishing which requires font
selection for purpose and appeal. I've since learned a whole bunch about
casing that I will share now.
First, you are right. Getting a human communication like you
Anita
It all depends on which type of commands they are: BASIC programs, batch
commands (Sentences, PAragraphs or PQ items).
BASIC programs are added to the VOC by the CATALOG command.
This requires the name of the source file and program item, e.g.
CATALOG MyFile MyProgram LOCAL
This will cr
The comment regarding upper case coding for upper case text messaging raised
my dander. If you were typing a report and a word processor upper case
looks ridiculous. The same as displaying information on a user interface
screen, mixed case has a more professional appearance. Code tha
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Charles Barouch
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Bob,
I can't change the SQL boxes or the network. The only place I can
help myself is in the layout for the new box. The new box will have UV,
a tiny Delphi program which reads from UV (via UniObjects), and two
tiny
I never indicated that one should not have the "Can't Open" message. I just
laugh at the prior programmer's methods.
My OPENER subroutine is as follows:
SUBROUTINE OPENER(FILENAME, FILEHANDLE)
OPEN FILENAME TO FILEHANDLE ELSE
PRINT "CANNOT OPEN ":FILENAME:". PRESS ":;INPUT ANS
CHAIN "M
I am with Brian in this one - everything i do inlife is mixed case,
different programming languages, emails, letters etc. All upercase looks a
mess to me.
Rgds
Symeon.
On 14/03/07, Les Hewkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Sorry Brian, but I can read the second one a lot better then the
> first..
Hi,
We can make quick changes to a program and printing and look into records
of a data file with EDP line editor.How do we invoke EDP line Editor from
Universe Database.I have already downloaded the trial version of EDP .How
can I view the data of the tables from Universe Basic through this lin
I use ED (or EDIT) every single day. I don't use WED for data or
dictionaries as I can create dict items blindly in my sleep and with data,
there is the accidental chance of a stray shifting the fields down.
For a simple program change, I use ED. If I'm spending any significant time
playing with
Hi,
For a particular account we have certain entries in the VOC .But if I need
to use some other commands in addition to the existing commands how do I
add it to the VOC.For ex: In my existing account I am not able to execute
the LOAD ,&SAVEDLIST&,FIND commands as these are no present in VOC.How c
>> Do you actually have "vi" available on your windows server?
Google Search for "winvi32" - I am sure there are many other variants
available.
Personal preferences and mileages may vary.
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From: "Dave Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 2:20
Sorry Brian, but I can read the second one a lot better then the
firstbut that's because I am looking for uppercase words, mixed case
never looks neat to me.
Les Sherlock Hewkin
Project Manager - Financial Systems
01604 592289
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Mark
I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO RESPOND THERE!
SO YOU PREFER CODE THAT SHOUTS BACK AT YOU?
THERE ARE GOOD REASONS WHY THE REST OF THE WORLD HAS SWITCHED TO MIXED CASE
CODING - IT IS GENUINELY QUICKER TO SCAN AND READ. FORTUNATELY I'VE ONLY BEEN
WITH MULTIVALUE FOR TWENTY YEARS SO I WAS ABLE TO DIT
On 14/03/07, MAJ Programming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm gonna throw my 4 cents in to hopefully stop this excessive coding.
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> or this doozy of a mess
> OPEN "FILE1" TO F.FILE1 THEN
> OPEN "FILE2" TO F.FILE2 THEN
> OPEN "FILE3" TO F.FILE3 THEN
><500 LINES
On 14/03/07, MAJ Programming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How does using upper case make a programmer primitive?
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> Considering that beaucoups of prior source code is in pure upper case, it
> would be hard to cost justify changing the case for its own sake.
>
> Accuterm's WED program editor allo
I'm not an expert in this area but my gut feel is that the box isn't
really the issue.
If you've already decided on XP Pro then get as much memory as it can
address (which sounds like 3GB or 4GB from other posts).
The speed of the network is going to be the bottle neck so can you modify
the wa
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