Has anyone had a problem installing the new IBM.Net Data provider Ver 9.5
service pack onto Vista.
When you double click on the setup.exe and click the Vista allow access, it
comes back the program has stopped working.
The Ver9.5 installed OK on Vista (it just does not connect to U2 databases),
ho
I wanted to change the subject line to see is we Listizens have any
interest in discussing Data Quality Management.
How do you cleanse MultiValue non-typed data for integration with
strongly datatyped non-MV applications?
Anyone want to kick off the discussion?
Regards,
Clif
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Brian,
An excellent article. One that should be required reading by every systems
architect that works in the U2 environment. I'm stunned that many don't
realize the power in triggers, especially those of you supporting systems
with no source!
Again, great article.
Mike Randall, MCP
There is going to be a lot of effort for any ETL (Extract, transform,
load) on an 'heritage' database. You will have to deal with weird
table/file structures (who did it and why is it that way?!!) and dirty
data to get to a set of data suitable for your DW/reporting
requirements.
If you have deter
Spaces at top and bottom ... agreed.
Other things - are to get rid of the spaces around the " = " signs - just
annoying as it adds and extra 2 chars per field - in our situation we're
dealing with hundreds of MBs of XML that already wend over the network, get
stored somewhere ...
However, my m
When a program sets a lock... and then a subprogram (called by that program)
needs to OPEN the same file/record... and it unlocks the first lock (or
creates its own independent lock) then... the locksmith needs another
combination.
I want global record-locking without using global variables or COM
Maybe I'm missing something, but I think you might want to look at the
VLIST command. Execute a VLIST on a LIVE program, capture the output,
do a VLIST on TEST, capture that output, and compare the two. if they
are substantially the same, great, if not, then proceed with caution.
And once you ge
There wasn't any code in his program that closed the file?
Karen Bessel
Software Developer
Tyler Technologies, Inc.
6500 International Parkway, Suite 2000
Plano, TX 75093
Phone: 972.713.3770 ext:6227
Fax: 972.713.3777
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Web: http://www.tylertech.com
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Agreed, I've not seen anything in this thread that needed fixing.
George Land
www.u2k.com
On 08/05/2008 21:22, "Wally Terhune" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> fix what?
> I didn't follow this very closely as I don't recall even seeing what
> database or version was referenced (though I may have mi
fix what?
I didn't follow this very closely as I don't recall even seeing what
database or version was referenced (though I may have missed that).
If you have a locking defect, please open a support case and report it.
Thanks
Your welcome BUT what does IBM need to fix? To me at least when a
program sets a lock and then closes the file the lock should go away
. if that's what needs to be "fixed" I for one hope they don't
as I work on a lot of old crappy code that would seriously break were
locks to be held op
Thanks to all those who responded, especially Rich Taylor.
Perhaps IBM will fix this someday.
--Bill
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Marc:
I am just now in the process of evaluating an "ODBC-ODBC bridge" from
the British company Easysoft. There is a 14-day free trial of their
products, which is nice. Another product they have is a specific
ODBC-SQL driver that might be more efficient for your specific need to
connect to SQL S
Dennis,
Even with HDR.SUP, IBM sends FF and LF before the "
Wouldn't it be easier to use HDR.SUP?
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We have a product that uses JDBC to connect to SQL Server (various flavors -
we've had to do both 2000 and 2005). It allows you to call subroutines that
mimic the functionality of WRITE, READ, COPY and other commands to let you
read/write single valued data to/from SQL Server, Oracle and others
The date and time of compilation are stamped into the object code. This means
that you will always have a different binary and a different checksum.
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The Nov/Dec 2007 issue, available at:
http://www.intl-spectrum.com/t/135520/link.aspx
On May 8, 2008, at 5:35 AM, Brian Leach wrote:
Mike
If you check the recent issues (pdfs on their site) I wrote an
article on triggers for Spectrum you might find useful.
Brian
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Has anyone had success in setting up a ODBC connection from Universe to
MS SQL Server 2005? We are needing to get data imported into SQL Server
and I was hoping that there is an "easy" way for UniVerse to connect to
the database and do the inserts on its own.
Universe 10.0.9 running on Red Hat 7.
Hi all,
UV10.1 / HPUX
I have a situation that I am hoping you all can help me with.
I want to move my program files from to a different directory. The problem is
that the path to the programs are contained in the object code. I know that
the debugger won't work if the program is a different
We have a new product for Universe that allows you to do the equivalent of a
read or write of single-valued PICK data directly to a relational table in SQL
Server, Oracle, DB2, or whatever. We have customers doing this in real time on
production systems, allowing them to keep their relational d
I used Cognos Impromptu/Transformer/Powerplay about 8 years ago to
develop a data warehouse product for a Universe based ERP vendor and at
the time it accessed whatever database you pointed it at via ODBC. Is
this not still the case? If so, here are some points to ponder:
1. ODBC is a horrendou
I assume that the SUB.LOCKED.SOH.RO is called to do the lock and then
returns.
The problem is that you open the file in this routine to do the locking
against. Once this subroutine ends that file handle will go out of scope
(it was defined local to this subroutine) and the file is closed. That
r
Keith
I'm not sure that the modifiers like HEADING and the break handling in RetrieVe
make sense in the XML context anyway. I'd rather see a separate keyword if you
want to add a comment element.
Brian
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Wouldn't it be easier to use HDR.SUP?
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Subject: [U2] Universe XML is not to standard
The software I am supporting has a user s
Mike
If you check the recent issues (pdfs on their site) I wrote an article on
triggers for Spectrum you might find useful.
Brian
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From: "Mike Randall"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 08/05/08 03:58:08
To: "u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org"
Subject: RE: [U2] UniV
I demoed Epiror's variant of this product, and found that is does indeed
look quite nice, but it still is a batch update / scheduled update tool.
Therefore myself and a few friends went forward with building something
that can perform transactional updates using triggers, BCI and ODBC
client drive
I am pleased to announce that version 7.30 of Cedarville Download is
available on our ftp site:
ftp.cedarville.edu
Download is a utility that uses LIST-style syntax to create output in a
variety
of formats (csv, tab, HTML, XML, etc.). Download is a mature product
that is in use by several cor
>> I am certainly NOT trying to change anyone's coding style, I am just
curious
IMPRESSIVELY POLITICALLY CORRECT ;-)
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I too ran into the issue where extra characters precede the "string, causing incompatibilities with other apps. I handled it, but I
shouldn't have to --- Yes, IBM should correct their implementation.
rex
Keith Johnson (DSLWN) wrote:
It's not absolutely clear from the W3C standard itself, but
Hi Karen,
For reference although the RECORDLOCKU statement does not support an
array in it's syntax it does read the record on UniVerse, it does not on
UniData. Your assumption is correct that it shouldn't read the record, as
it only needs to access the lock table which is a memory structu
Hi group,
have any of you had any experience using ETL from Sybase?
The company I work for has bought Cognos for reporting and data mining
purposes on their other non-mv applications, and I have given the task
(and I told them, it should be possible) to make this work with our
UniData ERP appl
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