Hi Charles,
Can parenthesis be used to group WITH statements? I am modifying a
humongous SORT statement with many WITH clauses and would like to group
them. If so, what are the rules?
WITH (COND1 OR COND2) AND WITH (COND3 OR COND4) ?
(WITH COND1 OR WITH COND2) AND (WITH COND3 OR WITH COND4)
Thanks Martin. That works perfectly. This was on Unidata in U mode.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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I just saw this today, and although i am certain that everyone must
know it already, i am including it.
For itypes that call subroutines, where the subroutines open lots of
files, put a named common in the subroutine that contains what amounts
to dimensioned arrays that hold the file vars. Put a
My goal is to run a Universe program that creates a Windows batch file
and then executes it. I create the batch file using WRITESEQ and that
works great, but how can I execute that windows batch file from within
my program? I've tried using the EXECUTE = DOS call batchfile.bat
but, that just
Hi John,
As you surmised, this is not a new trick. Here is my version:
SUBROUTINE OPEN.FILE.SUB(FILENAME,FILEVAR,ERROR)
* open filename to filevar, keep opened files in named common
* 01-20-01 asb
COMMON /OPEN.FILE.SUB/ FILENAMES,FILEVARS(1000)
IF ASSIGNED(FILENAMES) ELSE
FILENAMES =
END
This is good stuff. However, two things to keep in mind. The name of
the common block must be unique so that it doesn't inadvertently
collide with other programs. Named common stays alive your entire
login session so if you use the same name with different
configurations you could break
Hi Amy
Try DOS /C path_to_your_batchfile.bat
Brian
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Subject: [U2] Execute Windows Script
My goal is to run a Universe
For universe:
EXECUTE DOS /C BATCHFILE.BAT
for unidata:
PCPERFORM batchfile.bat
On Jan 24, 2008, at 11:09 AM, Amy Raisanen wrote:
My goal is to run a Universe program that creates a Windows batch file
and then executes it. I create the batch file using WRITESEQ and that
works great, but how
What Terminal Emulator is in use?
What OS is UV hosted on?
If the OS is Unix and the client is Windows, IBM's wIntegrate product
(~$200) would be needed. I expect that AccuTerm would work.
--Bill
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Hi all,
UniVerse and SB+ also have this technique built in.
UniVerse is via the OPEN.FILE.B in the APP.PROGS file (uv account) and SB+
via the SB.FILEVAR.S subroutine.
I had written an article regarding the UniVerse routines:
http://u2blog.org/2007/11/05/appprogs-open-tools/
Cheers,
David
Works like a charm. Thanks!
Amy Raisanen
Systems Analyst
RAM Mutual Insurance Company
(218) 879-3321 Ext. 175
Visit RAM online at www.rammutual.com
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I'm in the process of automating various vendor processes by calling them
from a shell script which can be run by a scheduler. I've done a couple
single-threaded processes this way and it works fine. But I'm having
difficulty with a multi-threaded process. At least it seems that
Thanks all...
john
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Hi all,
UniVerse and SB+ also have this technique built in.
UniVerse is via the OPEN.FILE.B in the APP.PROGS file (uv account) and SB+
via the SB.FILEVAR.S subroutine.
I had written an article regarding the UniVerse
what would be an example of a windows batch file, that one would want
to run? Maybe a small example, like what the batch file would look
like, would be great. It sounds interesting.
john
On 1/24/08, Amy Raisanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My goal is to run a Universe program that creates a Windows
As the common block remains alive for the duration of your login, you will
also need to take into account cross-logging across multiple accounts. If
you have multiple accounts, then you will need to reset the common block
whenever you logto another account. Alternatively, you could build some
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The performance gains by this technique can be immense, especially on
UV (that seems to have a little more overhead than UD in opening
files). Regardless of the platform, the less code executed in each
iteration, the more
Windows prefers scripting language nowadays to BAT files. There is an
article in the IBM Knowledge Base I think in building these for some
specific activities. You could use it as the equivalent of the Unix at job
queue I am sure.
Something like:
MYCMD.VBS
--
Set ShellQueue =
Yes
Pr1me had a few other tricks as well. One useful item was that any Pr1ME
Information client session only ever had ONE remote process when accessing
over Pr1menet, and the process was kept alive as long as you had an active
remote lock.
As a result, the overheads of starting a remote process
How about using SQL?
SELECT DISTINCT CODE TO SLIST 0 FROM UNNEST filename ON CODE;
(Sorry, don't have the original post open, can't remember the file name.)
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Hi all -
I am having an issue getting an XMAP to work when parsing a soap return. The
return is coming from a 3rd party and I do not have the option to change what
they send. I used the XDOMLocate and honed the returned XML to what I need
to parse, and its similar to this:
Items xmlns=
Are you saying that this technique won't work till version 20.1 is released?
=8^D
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I believe the technique is only REQUIRED on versions prior to 20.1!
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage Better by Design!
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I've re-parsed the document to show the hierarchy more easily - if you use a
proportional font it may get jigged about again (we'll see):
Items xmlns=
itemNumber123456/itemNumber
itemNumbers
convNumber
convNumber2586
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