Large Select Lists in UniVerse are saved using multiple files in &SAVEDLISTS&.
Try doing a large save to learn the naming convention. What you tried explored
- indeed, found - the upper limit on the size of one of those files.
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Hi Adrian,
Guess it just works in Universe!
I have no problem with using the select then the list. I had to move the
code from a report generator source to hand written 'cus the report
generator tries to do it all in one pass.
But that's ok, since I had to do that anyway 'cus the standard repor
I've tried pasting a large amount of @IDs into and edit list, and UniVerse
will only handle about 2500 lines before dropping data.
For instance, I did a LIST FILE EVAL "@NI" SAMPLE 5000, and cut and pasted
that into EDIT.LIST LOUIEB, and it started dropping lines at 2519.
Quite annoying.
2517= 2
Not sure if this solution will work in UniData (but it does in
Universe):
Try writing an iType using this code: "@2;Qty+@"
eg: SORT FLAT.SHD BY Frame_Color BREAK.ON Frame_Color TOTAL Qty EVAL
"@2;Qty+@"
The "@2" means use the 2nd value defined in the iType, but because the
2nd value hasn't been
The test we have run seems to indicate that the data loss start after about
300 line of 80 characters each and from then on every 90 to 120 line
thereafter. They can get to as large as 500-600 lines. It is received into
a simple INPUT VAR statement.
Tom Dodds
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Hello,
I was just wondering if anyone else had run into this and knew *why* Unidata
version 6.1 was doing it...
I was requested to add a cumulative total to a Uniquery report. So after
editing a subroutine to do so, and running it I found some odd quirk. If I
make one pass with a sort and break
What terminal emulation product are you "pasting" into? There may be
some options that can be used to control "fast" pastes are done ...? and
if there aren't, if it provides some form of "scripting" you may be able
to paste into "something else", and then funnel this data across to your
connection
tOM,
Do not rule out AIX as being part of the problem. I encountered an issue with
AIX
having a buffer overrun when dealing with a large paste into an input in
UniVerse.
I was able to diagnose the isse for IBM by using a packet sniffer to track
exactly
what was sent to the AIX machine, and l
Thanks for the reply, it may be something we can work out.
Tom Dodds
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Subject: RE: [U2] Type ahead buffer overflow
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Is it losing data at the end, or dropping characters in the middle? If the
latter, check your emulation software and see if you can either slow down the
data transfer rate, or insert pauses every so often. I think ViaDuct has an
options, for example, for the data transmit rate (in it's communicat
Thanks Lou. This was informative and reinforces the concept to: a) get the
dbms onto
its own machine, and b) don't put the dbms on a domain controller, because a
domain
controller should be on its own machine if there are more than one machine
(servers)
in the domain.
Goes to show you how "bl
How large is the data?
How are you receiving the data?
The routines I use hold several pages.
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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 12:41 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] Type ahead buf
I have had little to no success over the years in trying to convince various
flavors of PICK to honor long strings passed in. The stty settings guarantee
that the O/S gets the data, but does NOT guarantee that PICK can handle the
long string.
What has always worked for us is to insert CRs ever
Bill,
Our clients have run into this multiple times with UniData and Windows 2003
servers that are Domain controllers. It is always an issue when the machine
was a fresh install and not an upgrade from Windows 2000. The problem most
likely isn't that you're trying to do this with SBS, it is the fa
Or something like that.
We have a client that uses a paste from Windows into an input statement,
within a UniBasic program, to enter data. The string get quite large and in
the transmission from VMS to Unix AIX 5.2 running UniData 7.10 we are losing
data. We have played with the terminal emulat
Has anyone any experience of using MS BizTalk with AIX 5.3 ?
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