Could be that RESIZE isn't re-creating the index pathname in the file's header
- which, if true, would be a bug.
A workaround would be to follow the RESIZE with a SET.INDEX command to
re-inform the hashed file about the location of its indexes.
---
u2-users mailing list
Thanks to all that replied!
Licensing isn't an issue. If we need to reconfigure our licensing scheme
and/or purchase more licenses, we will.
My larger concern is any of those extraneous files out in the wonderful world
of unix. Doing a central install doesn't do us much good if there are files
I have seen where the system automatically creates a new index when it
encounters an error. I have two sets of indices right now on my system.
We didn't create them so the system must have.
I_CUST.HIST.XR00
I_CUST.HIST.XREF
I_CUST.MS00
I_CUST.MSTR
I've checked the SET.INDEX and the 00 files are
I'm having trouble with unidata 7.1 (hpux 11.23) accepting some of my
configuration. When I enter
MAX_FLENGTH 1073741824
SBCS_SHM_SIZE 16777216
and attempt to save, I get the following
MAX_FLENGTH is not reasonable. Recommended to be = 32KB and = 2GB-16KB
and SBCS_SGM_SIZE is set to 0.
Hi all -
I am new to Uniobjects and have written a small test program that just reads a
specified record from a file and returns it. This works perfectly on the PE
edition, as well as on my clien't system IF I attempt to read a standard file
like VOC or BP. If I attempt to read a record out of
Hi all,
I'm unable to run updatevoc on a copy of a UDT account from our AIX
server as I get a Segmentation fault. It ran fine on the demo
account; of course the Unidata install created that with 777
permissions. Does anyone know enough about Unidata internals to know
where to look for what
Have you run fnuxi on the copied data files?
Jon Wells wrote:
Hi all,
I'm unable to run updatevoc on a copy of a UDT account from our AIX
server as I get a Segmentation fault. It ran fine on the demo
account; of course the Unidata install created that with 777
permissions. Does anyone
Hi all,
I'm using SQL select statements in Universe (so I can implement JOINS)
however in UONET the SelectList object, ReadList() method returns a
UniDynArray that has all the VMs replaced with AMs if I use ORDER BY in
the select! Has anyone else experienced this problem? If I have no ORDER
BY in
Greg,
This is probably the problem. I'll be able to try this in the morning.
Thanks,
Jon
At 03:04 PM 7/9/2007, Greg Fraser wrote:
Jon,
Just a thought...did you try running convdata and convidx (probably
using the -r option on both) against the account you copied over from AIX?
Jon Wells
We have a number of ODBC schemas setup in Unidata. Some have been around
for quite awhile and the person who created them is no longer around. What
is the methodology to change the documented ownership of these schemas?
Rich Taylor | Senior Programmer/Analyst| VERTIS
250 W. Pratt Street |
I didn't see a post for B, so here is mine:
Inside your trigger routine, use SYSTEM(49) to dump the program stack.
@LOGNAME will give you the user running it. Report them in a fashion
most helpful to you, e.g. write it to a log, send an email, etc.
SYSTEM(51) may also be helpful.
UniVerse or UniData? If UniVerse, try creating with CREATE TABLE, just to
check a theory; it ought to make no difference, though it does for ODBC access.
- Original Message -
From: Steve Long [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Uniobjects Issue
Date:
It's likely you're not logged on to the same account. Check your code to
see if you specify the account name or pathname of the account (where
you file resides).
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Long
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 4:53
Hi,
I'm having some issues with installing UniVerse on an Ubuntu machine.
I have everything in the /tmp/uv directory, so the listing is like this:-
CONNPL
CVTB
DEVELOP
DOC
FILESIZE
GCI
IC
JDBC
MAIN
NETWORK
NLS
OBJ
PORTING
QA
STARTUPUCI
UOJ
UVODBC
uv.load
When I run ./uv.load it runs, i select
Steve,
uniobject or uniobjects dot net ?
Contact me offline if you want some examples
or
have a look at the pickwicki web site
jak
- Original Message -
From: Steve Long [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 4:53 AM
Subject: [U2] Uniobjects
15 matches
Mail list logo