+ it runs inside eclipse so your processor, disks and ram will be over
worked using more electricity and so being less green !
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I will be out of the office starting 07/25/2008 and will not return until
07/30/2008.
I'll be on vacation during this time and won't be able to see your email
until I return.
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This idea is interesting, though. Is this bordering - or boldly going -
into an off-topic discussion?
Software companies (and departments) are among the types of organizations
that can most easily lend themselves to Kermit-chrome. I can't say that I
require payment by Paypal - my customers'
Hi Charles,
Can't comment on Unidata but have done this in Universe and had to jump through
some hoops which may assist:
1. Try setting your terminal type to Dumb so that you don't get escape
sequences.
2. Watch out for form feeds and the like that get added anyway (post 10.1.18)
HTH
Brett
Can anyone comment on the U2 certification? I'm considering it at U2
University, but since it means I'll be missing sessions, I want to make
sure it's worth it.
Thanks,
Dianne
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Hi
Try using the TO option if that is supported on your release (part of that
piecemeal way in which the XML stuff was released).
That creates a record in XML somename.xml. You can also create a schema to go
with it:
SELECT * FROM BOOK_TITLES TOXML TO 'titles' WITHSCHEMA;
Not sure whether
I took the UniBasic certification (not the Administrator) and I believe
it was worth it. I had IBM come to our office to administer the same
test to 5 of our Developers too and they all were glad they became
certified.
From a business point of view, I believe in order to maintain discounts
on
Given my age, I've used many manual sort methods (including bubble) years
and years ago.
Ever since I could LOCATE with the optional sorting parameter, I've never
put a bubble sort in MV programs. VB and QB yes. MV, No.
My 2 cents.
Mark Johnson
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From: DAVID WADEMAN
I just started a new job and having the certifications did help me to get
it.
Before I was hired, there was nobody here with a detailed knowledge of
Unidata or Unix, so they really could not ask the right questions. They
could check references, look at my resume, etc, but having those little
Sidebar:
If we're concerned for speed, then don't have the DCOUNT in the end value of
a FOR...NEXT loop. Set the variable once before the loop.
example:
LAST=DCOUNT(ITAB,@AM)
FOR X=1 TO LAST
Mark Johnson
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From: Dave Laansma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
This is a little catch-22. Years ago, there was a limit on the number of
'variables' a program had. This, since each element in a DIM array is a
variable, you could not DIM REC(10). Thus legacy code may have been
forced to use dynamic arrays on large items.
Nowadays, we may not be held to any
I don't think that the sort/extract function alone is justification for
choosing dim arrays over dynamic arrays in programs.
Sure, for large array concepts/projects, DIM will prevail. But IMHO, for
data READ/WRITE, dynamic appears just as fast as DIM.
Maybe this doesn't apply to large systems
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Hello. I've been building and returning some simple pages from Unidata to
PHP, but I now have a big complex report to adapt. Is there someway that
I can take advantage of the TOXML verb by CAPTURING the XML and returning
it to the calling PHP?
I tried something
For those managing D3 as well, you can write the array to ANY file-item and
use
SORT-LIST FILENAME ITEMNAME
instead of the Pointer-File.
Mark Johnson
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 10:49 AM
Subject:
Thanks Jeff,
Or... You could call me by my nickname of LOL.
Sincerely,
AFAIK
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From: Jeff Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gee, with all that, shouldn't the [ad] flag be in uppercase, underlined
and bolded?
Perhaps HTH will download your
Dianne -
I took 2 certification exams last year at U2 University and found
that there was plenty of time to do so without missing sessions that
I wanted to see. The certification tests were open early and during
meal breaks so it wasn't a problem. I highly recommend going through
the exams
Thanks to all who responded.
After playing with this for a while, I've decided to build the HTML in the
UniBasic program.
Part of the complication is that the web server is on Linux so I am using
a Java Bridge and some Java stubs to get the data into PHP. I have
managed to get XML
Susan, I've had this up on my screen all day, pondering this topic and your
comments on it. While I applaud companies who make concerted efforts for
overall betterment in any direction, I have grave concerns over the current
kermit-chrome movement. If it were about saving the planet, that's
Well Susan, my company makes it's money selling products to
manufacturers of oil and natural gas equipment. I tried to bring up the
subject of telecommuting and was laughed out of the room.
My motives were however purely selfish as I don't like pouring $40-$50 a
week down the filler tube on my
So can I coin the term carbon-beltsame as the rust-belt (old
steel industry)
It has all the connotations as the word legacy.
It appears you work for a carbon challenged company. Or mgmt are
'cabrons' - spanish slang
Garry L. Smith
Dir Info Systems
Charles McMurray Company
V# 559-292-5782
Susan,
While the below changes may result in green results I tend to believe the
main motivation behind most of the changes were monetary not environmental.
Every green change has monetary benefit to the business owner.
1) Software and Documentation
- No CD production costs / No Reams of Paper
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