Mark,
Ofcourse!
That's thinking outside the box.
Thank you.
Dave
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Bernard,
That helps immensely.
I should have started there before reading anything else.
I'll go back and start from the beginning!
Thanks much,
Dave
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Keith,
If I understand your question correctly, the simplest way to connect to U2
from the machine on which it is installed (the console) using a telnet
client is to install the telnet client (eg Dynamic Connect) on the same
machine and telnet to itself.
hth,
Dave
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Hi Gabe
The U2UG are very interested to get articles about why people use multivalue
in there environment. Particularly you being a fresh face and a convert,
your insight would be welcome. Managers need information like this to
justify to their boards and management why they should keep with U2
I can certainly understand that if his client does not want gui etc then he
should do as his client wants.
Since he is not developing a software package for market he has no need to
do otherwise.
I have worked with 2 companies in the last year that are doing gui front end
and pick based back
I'm 25 and was raised on the Mac/Amiga, then got into UNIXand used
Windows (reluctantly, until Win2k came out) since version 3.0 and various
other platforms...
When I first encountered our MV application I thought "this looks like an
ancient piece of crap". I changed positions to IT manager s
If all you have is SLEEP 1000 instead of SLEEP 18:30, then simply calculate
the difference of seconds.
My 1:00 cents
Mark Johnson
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From: "Dave Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 8:02 PM
Subject: [U2] SLEEP (until some specific time)
> Generic P
Hi Mark
I think you are misunderstanding the issue. We all accept the character
based applications are efficient and effective, and why replace it with GUI
if there is no benefit.
The issue comes down to whether the Glass is half empty or half full. The
facts are the same it is just how we lo
I should have been a little clearer.
Dawn mentioned some other technologies that I didn't hear of. Then Brian
brought up Silverlite & Firebird.
Point still intended. There seems to be an endless stream of new 'languages'
that somehow cause one to feel left out.
Mark Johnson
- Original Messag
As I recall, neither U2 console understands screen addressing - which
means you can't run most of the applications I've written from the
console. To my mind this means that someone can't just run U2 'out of
the box' and get a thing that works. They will have to connect to a
terminal emulator or se
Mark,
My comments to your post would be one of what is your real business? I
think maximizing billable hours from a consulting standpoint is very
different than building viable software solutions for today's market. I
have a couple of green screen guys myself that love their 10+ year old app
an
Reading some of posts on this one, I had to throw my 2 cents in here. I
agree with Brian's concept that MV *IS* a vibrant, modern technology capable
of doing all the things the other environments do. For the past 3 years
now, I have been exclusively doing .Net development with Oracle and SQL
b
Dave,
Chapter 5 of the Universe System Description Manual defines all the
attributes used in the dictionary. Hope this helps.
Rgds
Bernard Lubin
Development Department
Reynolds and Reynolds
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Se
Jeff Fitzgerald wrote
> Could you give us an example of that -- I don't seem to be able to get
it to work:
I remember in the past being able to use the form "SET.INDEX FAST.STATS
TO ./I_FAST.STATS". However, now one has to use the key word
"RELATIVE.PATH" like this
"SET.INDEX FAST.STATS TO R
Thank you to Chuck, David, Brian and Bernard for your suggestions.
I needed to add the information to atrributes 5 and 6 of the dictionary
item, and it worked.
I am still puzzled as to where I can find the structure of the ITYPE dict
item described *fully* in the UV documentation.
Thanks again,
Generic Pick supports SLEEP (seconds) or SLEEP (until some specific time
hh:mm:ss)
UV Rel. 10.2.3 in the Pick flavor does not appear to support the SLEEP
(specific time) option.
Anyone know of another way to perform this function?
tia,
Dave
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Anthony:
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>Anthony W. Youngman
>Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 1:12 PM
>To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
>Subject: Re: MV Books (Formerly: [U2] Incubator - News from the board)
>
[snipped]
>
>The trouble is,
It sounds like there is enough material among us all to perhaps pull
it together in a single book. If anyone would like to work on pulling
something like that together...
BTW, Is the four-color theorem still one that has only been proven "by
computer" or is there now an elegant mathematical proof
On 5/13/07, Anthony W. Youngman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, MAJ
Programming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Dawn's recent reply to this thread suggested a few new technologies that
>I've never heard of. Silverlite and Firebird sound like car names. IMHO,
>I've heard of
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, MAJ
Programming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Dawn's recent reply to this thread suggested a few new technologies that
I've never heard of. Silverlite and Firebird sound like car names. IMHO,
I've heard of PHP as a flavor of the month, just like I heard of Perl and C#
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Dawn Wolthuis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
I can imagine two possible curriculae in which a textbook could work.
The area I have been researching might lend itself to a supplemental
text (far easier to get approved for a course than an actual text
book) within a Comp
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Charles Barouch
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Gabriel,
I am currently writing an MV book and editing another. The first will
be distributed free as a PDF and the second will be a college text
book. We already have one College committed to using it bt I can't say
m
On 5/13/07, MAJ Programming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brian/All:
Dawn's recent reply to this thread suggested a few new technologies that
I've never heard of. Silverlite and Firebird sound like car names. IMHO,
I don't think I mentioned those, so likely that was someone else, but
apologies
Brian/All:
As a seasoned MV professional, borne from the original implementations
through the multiple native expressions and now supporting clients on most
of the current versions, I have a wide perspective. One of my flamable
downsides is that I'm not exposed (via my clients) to that much of the
Hi,
See Universe Admin Doc, chapter 8 section 10+11
Security Subroutine and R-emote Pointer.
I hope this help.
Manu
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From: "Gabriel Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 5:12 AM
Subject: [U2] Restricted TCL prompt - UniVerse 10.2?
Is there a
Mark
Please don't feel my reply to your 'DOS-like' post was an attack. It
absolutely wasn't.
I just get frustrated that we - as a community - don't seem willing to
spread the word that this IS a vibrant and modern technology, but seem to
glory (and sometims wallow) in its past. Sometimes it seems
Gabe
I would think the only real ways are
A) create your own TCL shell as a BASIC program. But there is always the
danger of someone breaking out of it accidentally.
B) Create a second restricted account and remove various verbs from there
(including COPY, ED and anything that would allow a use
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