Hi
The company I've just joined uses EN4 and DEFINE. I know I've seen these
before, but I simply cannot remember how EN4 fits together... and I have
dropped into a place that believes that every programming task should take
30 minutes or less.
There is no-one to ask, and no manuals. Only the exi
Agreed. You may find tho', that the extra call out to TRIM may cause the
input loop to be too slow to collect all the incoming data. Better to get
the data, then trim as you process it...
Your loop doesn't cater for 80 col lines (or whatever length) and therefore
runs the risk of getting to the sa
I created a dynamic hashed file. It contains only keys, made up of two
integers (with @TM between).
I then populated this file with lots of keys.
I expected ANALYZE.FILE to show key space and unused space, but it's showing
lots of space for "data", even though there is none.
Is what's being coun
BTW...Craig:
Does the C.R.O.S.S. MQ Interface product (UniVerse edition) still exist?
Or is no longer available?
I think so -- anyone interested in a GCI interface to the MQI could try
asking [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Craig
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I don't think the AMI support is there on Redhat which is the platform
he is look at I believe?
At least it didn't used to be.
Cheers,
Phil.
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If you have never used MQSeries before, it is a steep learning curve.
Even if you have, as Craig pointed out...the AMI libraries used by IBM
to interface UV to MQ only seem to add to the learning curve and
frustration at times (if you're learning and developing at the same
time).
Once you get it u
Hello Marc,
If you would like I can setup a conference call with one of our developers. We
have implemented our FusionWare Integration Server with UniVerse to move data
bi-directional. At this point we have connected with SQL Server, Oracle and
Websphere MQ for our UniVerse Customer. Any other
The current interface works but is frustrating as the environment setup is
difficult to track down.
The AMI (which are the libraries U2 use to access MQ) is now deprecated so
AMI configuration info is hard to find.
Also there is no support for MQ transactions in the BASIC API -- so o
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Have you also checked that the driver is in raw mode?
Jerry Banker
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Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I was wondering if
anyone had any feelings/thoughts on Websphere MQ and integration with
uniVerse. We are currently running uniVerse 10.0.9 on Red Hat Linux
If you wish, you can respond off line too.
Thanks in advance
Marc
Marc Caminiti
IS Manage
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> >I have posted this in CDP once and got the enclosed answer.
> >According to the manual that was quoted, it should be working, but
> >it is not. I am using a Dell 3110cn Color laser printer. We are
> >printing from Universe with a Windows 2003 ser
That is very similar to the one I use. Here is mine.
REC = ''
LOOP
INPUT XXX
UNTIL XXX = "*NED OF TEXT*" DO
REC<-1> = XXX
REPEAT
If you want to lose blank lines you change REC<-1> = XXX to
IF TRIM(XXX) # "" THEN REC<-1> = XXX
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Agreed, a UD DIR-type file (called type 19 in UV) in the middle might
solve the issue nicely. Instead of an input statement, the UniBasic
program would simply read the record from the DIR-type file.
The heavy lifting involves passing the data into the DIR-type file.
Several possibilities come to m
>> A! OK, so with your 500 lines of data, is it a single INPUT
>> statement for all 500 lines? Or a loop over INPUT?
AND
>> 500 lines of 80 COL wide
If so, then the code you're looking for is
LOOP
INPUT LN, 80
IF TRIM(LN) = '' THEN EXIT
GOSUB PROCESS.LINE
REPEAT
That way the INPUT
A! OK, so with your 500 lines of data, is it a single INPUT
statement for all 500 lines? Or a loop over INPUT?
If the former I believe you may find that you are hitting the limit of
the INPUT statement --> I know we have bumped into this on UV
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage > Better by D
I'd have to agree. If it's important, you should not be using unreliable
means to input data.
There are so many points of failure, worse than losing data it could be
corrupting data.
I wouldn't want to be the one to explain that to external auditors or
angry workers whose payroll got "glitched"
Can't you simply paste into a text file in a type 1 directory, and then read
and process the input?
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