Am I losing my mind or has Unidata's DOM and XML support been designed to
win awards for being ridiculously impossible? In the past four extremely
frustrating hours, I've encountered:
a) Documentation that refers to an include file that doesn't exist (Unidata
UniBASIC Extensions [7.1] pdf page 36
Okay, that's a step in the right direction. Thanks!
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Hi Kevin,
The record is read from the file without difficulty and is a standard
multi-attributed text string. The STATUS gets returned as -1 from the
XDOMOpen even though the record is properly formed XML. The error code is
30 and the message is:
U2 uses external libraries for XML parsing
The uvrestore uses the pathname in the backup when it tries to restore
the backup so what you are probably seeing are the errors produced when
it can't find the directory on the new system and you don't have full
access to create them. It would be better, if you are changing the
location, to save t
I am trying to test the uvbackup/uvrestore and I can build the backup image
using:
path = %path%;c:\IBM\UV\bin
uvbackup -f -v -s c:\BACKUP\backuptest\backup.log -walk c:\CHRIS >
c:\BACKUP\backuptest\backup.dat
I am trying to restore this image to a BLANK region/account and get a couple
errors/war
> SYSTEM(9) is milliseconds since the start of the program
Careful - that's accumulated CPU time, not wall-clock time. It can be
very helpful in identifying which parts of a program are processor hogs.
But it's not useful in telling the time. As reported by others,
SYSTEM(12) is the right too
Could you put that document on the PickWiki? I think there are more that
would benefit from it's content, and being on the wiki, it could be
updated as time passes and the parameters change.
Thanks,
Karl
> Hello George,
>
> We created a report comparing D3 and the U2 products along with other
>
For SYSTEM(12) to return the desired results, do you have to use
$OPTIONS TIME.MILLISECOND
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Far better it is to dare mighty things, to
> SYSTEM(9) is milliseconds since the start of the program --
> never used it - so don't know what 'start of program' means!
I believe it is elapsed milliseconds since midnight. I constructed a
test and displayed SYSTEM(12) compared with TIME() * 1000. They
differed only in the least significan
Also, try looking into $OPTION TIME.MILLISECONDS ... I remember
awhile back that it switches milliseconds on and off..(?).
Leon.
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Hello George,
We created a report comparing D3 and the U2 products along with other available
MultiValue databases for one of our customers.
Please email me directly and I can provide this content to you.
Thanks
Janet Bond
FusionWare Corporation
IBM Premier Business Partner
Microsoft Gold Part
I guess an email would have been helpful. Sorry.
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Hello George,
We created a report comparing D3 and the U2 products alo
Does it work with "LIST" instead of sort?
Also, is there a VOC item, or DICT.DICT item that is also named
CHARGE.CODE?
Mark Hennessey
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Try selecting without the BY.EXP.
Jerry Banker
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> Yes, sorry make that
> 001 D
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And System(12) is current time in Milliseconds... All sorts o' stuff in
SYSTEM()
dw
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SYSTEM(9) is milliseconds since the start of the program -- never used it -
so don't know what 'start of program' means!
DW
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You should be using WITH (not WHEN). WITH controls record selection,
WHEN is a MV print limiter .
Ray Dawes
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In UniVerse you could use the SYSTEM(12) function.
By setting the option (in a $OPTIONS statement) to TIME.MILLISECOND,
this will return the local time in milliseconds.
Rod Hills
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Hi,
SYSTEM(12) returns the current local time in milliseconds.
Adam
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I think your want SYSTEM(12) in UniBasic which is supposed to return
system time in milliseconds
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SYSTEM(12) returns local time in milliseconds.
Regards,
Robert
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I got an interesting request today t
Not sure about UD, but on UV I think this is now the default: time() returns
.NNN to three decimal places.
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I got an interesting request today to store time from Unidata in
milliseconds. Other than multiplying the TIME() value to convert it to a
millisecond resolution, is there any function in Unidata that returns time
in milliseconds?
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Yes, sorry make that
001 D
002 1
003, 004 blank
005 10R
006 M
And it still doesn't work.
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> Surely field 2 of the dictionary should have the lo
I am in the process of putting together a document to support the case for
switching an application from D3 to U2 but my knowledge of D3 is a little
old and hazy. Has anyone any product or technical justifications for
switching over that they would be willing to share?
Thanks
George Land
APT Sol
Surely field 2 of the dictionary should have the location in the file -
a number.
Ray Dawes
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Universe version 9.5
Prime Flavor
D
Universe version 9.5
Prime Flavor
Dictionary
CHARGE.CODE
001 D
002, 003, 004 blank
005 10R
006 M
SORT FILE BY.EXP CHARGE.CODE WHEN CHARGE.CODE EQ "01" finds zero records
and there are lots of records where one of the multi-values = 01
I've also tried the old Pick flavor
SORT FILE BY.EXP CHARGE
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