On windows I would use scripting and wmi to 'select' files created before a
certain date - google on winmgmts, cimv2 and CIM_DataFile - on *nux it is much
easier using the find command.
Symeon.
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David:
Try CLEAR.ACCOUNT. This should clear both _PH_ and _HOLD_ entries. I run this
every
day.
Bill
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David
Wolverton
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 8:29 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject:
This interesting feature is reproduced also at release 9.5.1 of UniVerse
(and likely from the beginning), but this one was not yet referenced at
IBM nor its predecessors.
Note that compiling the DICTionary displays something abnormal that could
alert on the problem :
CD VOCLIB
Compiling
I appreciate the feedback. Thanks all.
john
On 1/9/08, Herve Balestrieri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This interesting feature is reproduced also at release 9.5.1 of UniVerse
(and likely from the beginning), but this one was not yet referenced at
IBM nor its predecessors.
Note that compiling the
We have tried from the sql , and the ODBC. They all failed.
No problems with joins using ODBC. By that I mean, we can perform joins
without any problems. However, we still are not getting any results from the
the virtual fields taht participating in the joins.
Dave Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the responses -- but the _PH_ file may contain diagnostic info
we'd want - so we want it around at least 30 days -- but all the responses
yield the same answer -- there is no way to know the date of the item from
within UniData -- Incredible! A log file that does not have a date
Have a _PH_ that is just full of crud and I cannot think of a convenient
way
to automate the 'cleanup' from within UniData
I usually do this with scripting at the O/S level, but you could do it
with UniBasic. It would go something like this:
1) Open _PH_ with a normal OPEN statement
2) Use
David
Since you're on Windows you can run a simple VBScript to check the dates on
the entries.
If you haven't used VBScript on Windows, just create the script in notepad
with a vbs extension and run from a command shell using CSCRIPT
scriptname.vbs or WSCRIPT scriptname.vbs - they are the same,
David;
I posted a program to pickwiki that helps do this. You can setup dict
items in your VOC so you can list/select in UD based on the OS size,
date, etc. It should work on any DIR type file.
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?GetOsInfo
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
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Very cool - Thanks Colin -- I don't go review the source code on the Wiki
like I probably should!
This problem has already been solved - and your code does it quite nicely --
I have never used the DIR function -- hadn't even thought of it -- and
that's why I was dreading the exercise since I
Chuck,
Thanks for verifying it. Also thanks for letting me know about the DLIST
command I was wondering if there was a way to look at an I-descriptor.
Jerry Banker
Sr Programmer Analyst
IBM Certified Solutions Expert
Affiliated Acceptance Corp
Sunrise Beach, MO
1-800-233-8483
www.affiliated.org
Actually - I saw two. Both mine and Tim's used the DIR() function to
grab the date from the OS item. Tim had it in a program and I had it
buried in a program called from a dictionary.
Perhaps neither of these made it to you???
Colin Alfke
Calgary, Canada
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From: David
The wonderful speed of the internet! I sent that response BEFORE you two
sent yours!
Overnight, when people suggested external scripts to use - Not that there's
anything wrong with that... But I prefer something that is all trackable
within PRC and with UniData control...
Thanks -- the DIR()
David,
Windows command for finding and deleting files created 120 days ago:
cd _PH_
forfiles /d -120 /c cmd /c del @file 21 NUL
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David,
This will take time to settle to a time where it will function correctly. But
here is my suggestion -
Day 1 - save a SELECT list of _PH_ using the date of day 1 as part of the key.
Day 2-30 - do the same, but remove from list the contents of the previous day's
list
Day 31 - delete
Colin:
This is pretty cool. Thanks. :-)
Bill
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David;
I posted a
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