Another possibility is that You opened the file in the other
directory and then LOGTO'ed the current.
Especially watch out for file pointers kept in common -
if You use them the open and logto may have been done
outside the current program.
-- mats
Jeff Fitzgerald skrev:
If you are on a UNIX sys
Is it possible some other program has the file open in the other directory
and its sharing the file handle?
Either a COMMON issue or the rotating file pool?
David
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A SQL compliant dataset would be OK.. A dynamic array would be OK. I
have a routine returning one record in a dynamic array, but it comes into
the UOJ code as a string.
I guess I am looking for the best way to move multiple Unidata records in
one bunch to UOJ code on the web server for furth
In UO.NET I get my databasic to return xml - that way I can bind it to most
any control.
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When you say 'get your databasic to retutn XML' -- do you mean you've coded
your XML in the databasic by hand, or do you use the XMLDB tools and
UniBASIC XML extensions from IBM?
Just curious how you do the process!! It's an area we're doing more and
more of
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Hello
That's the way we do it also, except we use C#. We do it by executing
a command with TOXML tag on the end. Pretty easy to do, though there
were a few gotchas along the way. Also, for very large datasets, it
gets to be slow.
Victor St. Clair
Sr. Analyst
Jenkon
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360-256
Our system is HP-UX 11i
Universe is ver 10.1
Our &HOLD& file is a type 19 file.
There is no limit to this directory since it is a vxfs file system with
largefiles enabled on it
Currently there are only 2968 files in the &HOLD& file.
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>>In UO.NET I get my databasic to return xml - that way I can bind it to
>>most any control.
XML would be great. I am not sure about the syntax still. For example:
LIST INVENTORY-MASTER WITH PART_TYPE = "5" PARTNUM DESCRIPTION TOXML
This will list the XML to the screen. How do I capture the X
I was bit by that one a long while ago.
If that's the case, best to do something like the following to make sure the
info is relevant to the current account.
COMMON /PGMNAME/ FILE.POINTER,PGMNAME.INIT
IF NOT(ASSIGNED(PGMNAME.INIT)) THEN PGMNAME.INIT=''
IF [EMAIL PROTECTED] THEN
PGMNAME.INI
We make calls to our UV box (Linux) from network apps (Windows) passing
whatever variables collected on the net. The calls, call subroutines on the UV
server that create whatever the Net application needs to display or process
the information. Sometimes HTML, sometimes XML, and sometimes arrays of
If it's just a list report then you can call a Unibasic subroutine that uses
an execute with the capture keyword then pass the captured data back to the
calling program. If the report comes from many sources I would have a Unibasic
subroutine that gathers the data and sends it back as html pages or
>>We make calls to our UV box (Linux) from network apps (Windows) passing
>>whatever variables collected on the net. The calls, call subroutines on
the UV
>>server that create whatever the Net application needs to display or
process
>>the information. Sometimes HTML, sometimes XML, and sometimes
Hello
It's been a couple years since I was doing this, so the details are
getting fuzzy. But as I recall, UniObjects provides a class that has a
query method. You pass your uniquery command as a string to the Query
method which returns the XML. Now, I forgotten what the mechanism was
for conve
Jerry,
Thanks. I think I see how to do this.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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Since this discussion is about MV / .NET data exchanges as much
as the U2/DB2 data provider for .NET, I felt it safe to interject
some helpful comments about DataTables (and Vista) without too
much repercussion. But this sort of information applies to all MV
platforms, not just U2, so I blogged it
Have you been able to a record in the &HOLD& file with in Universe.
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Our system is HP-UX 11i
Universe is v
Have you looked in errlog?
Are you using a READU and could you have so many simultaneous processes
opening &HOLD& that you are exceeding the READU threshold?
Craig
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Has anyone had trouble with UniData indexes? We moved an application from D3
to UD
and it's been reported that indexes are needing to be rebuilt on a recurring
basis.
We created a program that will delete the index then rebuild it for needed
dictionary
items. After this program is run everythi
As a follow up, here's an index that was corrupted earlier:
2 Dev (0)-> LIST-INDEX ARTMASTER
Alternate Key Index Details for File ARTMASTER Page 1
File.. ARTMASTER
Alternate key length.. 45
Node/Block size... 4K
OV blocks. 1 (0 in use, 0 overflowed)
Yes.
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Subject: RE: [U2] UniSubroutine question
We make calls to our UV box (Linux) from network apps (Windows) passing
whatever variables collected on the net. The calls, call
Bill;
We haven't had trouble since an early version of version 6 had an "overly
optimized" version of udtsort.
Are any of those subroutines returning data from a remote file? UniData
doesn't have a link to the remote file to know when it's updated so the index
won't be updated.
Are they supposed
What exactly are these subroutines doing?
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Bill Haskett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> As a follow up, here's an index that was corrupted earlier:
>
> 2 Dev (0)-> LIST-INDEX ARTMASTER
> Alternate Key Index Details for File ARTMASTER Page 1
>
> File
Colin:
The data in the index is extracted from another file. It's an address book
file.
Here's what a listing looks like:
2 Dev (0)-> LIST ARTMASTER INDEX_2
LIST ARTMASTER INDEX_2 21:44:57 Jun 12 2008 1
ARTMASTER... INDEX_2.
260*50/6 0260PETTY, MICHAEL J & D
Kevin:
Building a name in last, first mi format. A list looks like:
2 Dev (0)-> LIST ARTMASTER INDEX_2
LIST ARTMASTER INDEX_2 21:44:57 Jun 12 2008 1
ARTMASTER... INDEX_2.
260*50/6 0260PETTY, MICHAEL J & DEENA M00050/6
400*48 0400NELSON, MATTHEW048
2
Nice idea -
but change @WHO to @PATH to catch the situation that
you have two accounts with the same name under different paths.
When we were bit by this - as PI newbees in the early 80's
- we just banned logto's and never used'em since.
-- mats
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> I was bit by th
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