Ok no problem
Thanks
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jackie Burhans
Sent: 12 September 2007 01:03
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] U2 University Last Week In Denver
Symeon, Sorry that would be me. I am on the road righ
> As far as I can tell, UD doesn't have a BASIC runtime-error log.
Oops - haphazard reading on my part. You're correct, of course. I
actually get a lot of good information from the UniData logs that do
exist, but then those are things that pertain more to what I normally do.
And, as you poin
Just to clarify
1. You can add triggers to non-sql files so long as they have a header. See the
HELP SQL CREATE TRIGGER for the subroutine layout.
2. You can have up to 6 main triggers -before and after each type of event
(insert, update, delete).
3. triggers must be globally cataloged since
I vote for moderated ( - having been in unmoderated lists.)
One or two is of little importance - though I'd prefer one.
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Put me in the moderated one-list camp. I have rules that shove both u2-users
and u2-community into the same inbox anyhow. And while I don't mind the
occasional dead parrot reference, when the thread has devolved to the point
that it's ALL MP there's very little that can be done to revive it.
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Da
Clifton Oliver skrev:
Since 10.0. Yes, it works on all file types except 1 and 19. Being
directories, they don't have file headers, thus no place to put the SICA.
It would be possible placing the SICA in a separate file .sica
or in the .Type1 / .Type19 files wouldn't it?
And it would reall
How does one go about signing up for the U2 News Flash?
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Subject: RE: [U2] U2 University Last Week In Denver
I though
As a frequent lurker, but rare contributor to this list, I don't think
my leaning towards a moderated list should carry a great deal of weight.
But I think it's served us well in the past and I would like to see it
continue as is.
I find the list somewhat mirrors my personal life. Mostly good f
We are upgrading to Unidata 7.1, with Window Server 2003 and purchasing
a new server. I would be interested in opinions on hardware
specifications from the group.
Thanks,
Michael Martin
Innovation Industries Inc.
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I agree with the following as I do the same thing. I also think the
moderators past and present have done an excellent job. I really don't
care about the rules for when to put in our not.
I do have to say that whether or not the is there, if the post is
basically why aren't you using our produ
Is anyone aware of any active user groups operating within 100 miles of
Philadelphia? This narrows it down to the NY/Baltimore corridor?
Regards,
Bob Wyatt
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Hi Clif,
My file is type 18 and it is multi data level.
DICT GVMTA030 D_GVMTA030 18
7
DATA GVMTA030,BAIXADOS GVMTA030/BAIXADOS18
3001
DATA GVMTA030,DELETADOS GVMTA030/DELETADOS 18
3001
DATA GVMTA030
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We are upgrading to Unidata 7.1, with Window Server 2003 and purchasing
a new server. I would be interested in opinions on hardware
specifications from the group.
Thanks,
Michael Martin
Michael,
Insufficient data.
Number of users? Size of database? Redundancy desired? Ratio of reads to
writes
Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] and ask to be added.
Jackie Burhans
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Symeon,
[AD] Why wait? Try our FREE GUI editor today at www.u2logic.com [/AD]
Regards,
Doug
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Michael:
We run a Dell 1435 in development...2GB memory and two 150Gb SATA raid 1
drives. In
production we have a Dell 2850 with 4Gb memory and 4 75Gb SCSI RAID 10 drives.
So
far it's holding up nicely with 50 users and we're moving up from there.
You'll need more horsepower for larger, or 24
I would like to make a general request to anyone interested:
Please add http:// before web URLs so the link will become a clickable
link for all the email clients (except maybe AOL's client) group members
use.
Okay, it's for me. I guess I'm getting too lazy to copy and paste... Which
is quite a s
We had been trying for about a week to get DataDirect (a trial version)
to work with UniVerse. It would work with Linux but not UniVerse.
Because of that and its price tag, we looked for another product and
found Easy Soft. We had the trial version of it up and working within
hours and the price
We are upgrading to Unidata 7.1, with Window Server 2003 and purchasing
a new server. I would be interested in opinions on hardware
specifications from the group.
Thanks,
Michael Martin
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Michael,
Insufficient data.
Number of users? Size of database? Redundancy desired? Ratio of read
I have - and it is a nice editor - but no better than the wintegrate editor or
unidebugger
What I am interested in is the full GUI IDE not just the editor.
Thanks
Symeon.
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Sent: 12 September 2007 17:11
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Brenda:
We use the Easysoft ODBC driver for both UNIDATA (AIX) and UNIVERSE (WINDOW
NT). We have no issues with the driver and find the company to be very
supportive.
Let me know if you have any further questions on this.
Thanks,
Matt
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Does anyone know the effect of adding an index to a UniVerse file?
I'd like to add a date index to a type 30 file with 11 million records. (
ANALYZE.FILE Total size . 2,115,325,952 bytes)
Would this have any measurable speed slowdown on applications running
against the file?
Th
We have a 250 user implementation, been running for three or four years now
without any problems. We've got another with 120 users, and several more
around the 100 mark. With some decent hardware it's fine.
George Land
www.u2uk.com
On 12/9/07 19:15, "Marc Harbeson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have 45 Enterprise UniData 6.1
Just looking for examples of just how large some of you have scaled on Win
before crossing the boundary into Unix, and if you had any issues if you scaled
large scale (say larger than 100 user sessions)
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No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AV
Did you have to do anything special to the installation beyond the normal tune
up to U2 paramaters?
And with 250 users, how much ram is that box running?
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I have seen some slight performance degradation above 4 indices. I usually
recommend that you have no more than 6, but 5 or even 6 can be ok, in a pinch.
So the answer is that you're approaching the point where there will be a
measurable negative impact on throughput. The complete answer is test it
Hi Brenda
There was a forum post on the U2UG website about this.
Forums->Success Stories->ODBC connectivity to and from Oracle
It's currently in the recent list on the front page.
Brian
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You do have to do some configuration to address more than 2Gb of RAM (PAE set
to on). Windows server 2003 standard in 32-bit can only address 4Gb max.
Enterprise versions and 64-bit ones can do more.> Subject: [U2] Who has the
largest Windows U2 installation?> Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 14:15:44 -0400>
That was how I found out about Easysoft, just looking other opinions.
Thanks,
Brenda
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From: Brian Leach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 2:39 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Easysoft ODBC driver - Anyone had any issues
There currently isn't a .Type19 file; that's the default in the
absence of a .Type1 or .Type30. But they could add one and do what
you suggest. I know this has been discussed within IBM for some time.
You have a similar issue for the same reason of being able to
Transaction Log a type 1 or
That completely depends on how densely the index is populated.
Example by extremes: If you index on a status code that has only two
equally possible values, you'd have about 5.5 million records in each
index. Updates to that file will grind to a near halt. If the code
could have a couple of
Two more come to mind:
If you change and recompile the subroutine, you have to drop and re-
create the trigger.
Files with triggers cannot be updated via UV/Net.
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Regards,
Clif
On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:04 AM, Brian Leach wrote:
5. Triggers impose some limitations : they all make sense if
I've never heard about MINIMUM.MODULUS, but then again when I did most of my
operations & database work late last century, dynamic files did not exist.
I've never heard of split operations either.
Here are all the ANALYZE.FILE results:
>ANALYZE.FILE ABC
File name .. ABC
...
Fil
Number of users?40 user
Size of database? 21 Gig in Live Realm / 75 gig all Realms / Live
Realm gets 99% of activity.
Redundancy desired? RAID 5 or HP's RAID 6
Ratio of reads to writes today? 3/2 READ/WRITE
Anticipated growth? 30% a yea
I wish I could contribute more, instead of just asking questions when I
have problems beyond the documentation, but since I subscribe to the
digest each question has usually been answered 16 times before I see it.
Anyway, thanks to all of you who have helped with my queries in the
past! Now I have
The date index would contain internal-format dates, and there would be one
for every record, as it is the POST.DATE.
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Oops. Meant to type "not" able to TL a type 1 or 19.
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On Sep 12, 2007, at 1:15 PM, Clifton Oliver wrote:
There currently isn't a .Type19 file; that's the default in the
absence of a .Type1 or .Type30. But they could add one and do what
you suggest. I know this has been discussed within I
David,
I believe Brian Leach was working on a commercial delivery system.
U2UG has a discussion about developing a freeware method and [AD] I,
myself have half of one written [AD]. You should talk to Brian about
his, as it is most likely the most complete option of the three.
- Chuck
Bob,
Sounds like time for you to start one. I suspect you could get a good
group up for a quarterly meeting structure.
- Chuck
Bob Wyatt wrote:
Is anyone aware of any active user groups operating within 100 miles of
Philadelphia? This narrows it down to the NY/Baltimore corridor?
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We use ES Oracle ODBC driver. We've been using it for almost a year
with UniData 6.1 on 64-bit HP-UX 11.11. Before that, we were using Data
Direct sequelink.
I like ES because
* Cheaper than SequeLink
* Easy to install.
* and ES Support is very responsible.
ES knows about U2. You can even fin
Hi Dave,
Our system is far too complex to describe here in a single email, but
I'd like to discuss the topic in general with anyone who needs to
distribute their server-based code to clients, whether external or
internal. I'm willing to provide specifics; I just don't want to bore
everyone else
Brian Leach and U2Logic both have client/server-style U2
installers/packaging toolsets. I haven't tried either yet. But both look
interesting and have slightly different approaches. See their respective
websites for more info.
http://www.brianleach.co.uk
http://www.u2logic.com
Regards,
David
Brenda Price wrote:
> We will only be using to from UniVerse to access a MicroSoft SQL for
> our credit card numbers this is due to PCI compliance and we wanted 1
> database for all of our different systems. From the UniVerse side of
> things, we will have to access the SQL with a batch process 2
Scott Thompson asked ..."> What is the best way to verify the integrity of
a file while users are accessing (if possible at all)?"
Please note that Scott only asked for a single file...
Runner Up:
Karl P
was extremely close with "LIST FNAME LASTATTRIBUTE". If he would have
added DET.SUP, he w
Oooo! Now there's a neat trick (excuse me, "technique"). I'd never
thought of it.
Have you ever used Mark Baldridge's Profiler ("Travels With Mark," on
the IBM Developer Works site) to quantify what I assume is a rather
trivial amount of overhead in the double call? If not, I'll take a go
In the mean time, attend U2 University coming up this fall in Terrytown.
I'll be there speaking on HW, O/S & the U2 Data Servers. Worth every
penny of the $850 tuition.
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/info/u2/university/index.jsp
Bob,
Sounds like time for you to start one. I suspect you c
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