Way back I was most impressed by the use of X=NOT(X) as a means of doing a
toggle. Now I've found another wonder...
Over on the jBase forum someone posted this:
A = 'DEF'
A2 = 'XYZ'
A0 = 'XXX'
A0 = 'ZZZ'
CRT A
When run gives
XXX]ZZZ]DEF]XYZ
So A0 = X is a way quicker way of writing A = X
Charles,
PHP calls a method in a U2 object, which uses Uniobjects for Java to
invoke a UniBasic Subroutine on our Unidata 7.1 redhat based server.
Recently I have intermittently received the following error message.
I haven't seen any replies on this so I'll take a guess (no harm in making a
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Dennis Bartlett wrote:
A = 'DEF'
A2 = 'XYZ'
A0 = 'XXX'
A0 = 'ZZZ'
CRT A
So A0 = X is a way quicker way of writing A = X : @fm : A
This doesn't appear to work on Unidata (7.1.x). I get
ZZZ XYZ
Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
Administrative Systems
Hampshire College
[EMAIL
Hi Dennis,
So A0 = X is a way quicker way of writing A = X : @fm : A
I'm not sure that this is a safe assumption. I have taken a quick look at
the documentation for various mv products and they tend not to define what
will happen.
Trying your example with UV does not produce the result
Dennis
I agree with you, this work well in UniVerse, but I get ZZZ]XXX]DEF]XYZ
as the ZZZ get's inserted last. Is this just a typo on your side?
Bjorn
Quote:
When run gives
XXX]ZZZ]DEF]XYZ
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Hi Dennis
On UniVerse the output is:
ZZZ]XXX]DEF]XYZ
Which makes more sense, since the A0 insert the value at the beginning
After each step the result of A is as follows:
A='DEF' DEF
A2='XYZ' DEF]XYZ
A0='XXX' XXX]DEF]XYZ
A0='ZZZ' ZZZ]XXX]DEF]XYZ
Louie
Ps. Maybe
That makes perfect sense. I am only handling UniSessionException and
UniSubroutineException in the routine. If I am understanding correctly, I
should add a catchall exception. Sort of a KitchenSinkException to
account for other exceptions.
Thanks a lot.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
Adrian says
In your code sample, the two possible uniobjects exceptions are being
swallowed. It would be worth adding some log4j statements in there to
at
least log the stack trace and see. On this subject, something is
wrapping
the NoSuchNameException in a java.lang.Exception so the
We just got started building a web application and got stumped trying to
create a pdf with the information the user has already provided us. How
do we create a pdf and also create an auto filled pdf application/form?
Are we going to need to purchase software?
Universe 10.2.10, PICK
Any
That is then flavour dependent - in information flavour there
is a zero element , that's where the overflowing elements go
( if any) in a matparse.
-- mats
Martin Phillips skrev:
Hi Dennis,
So A0 = X is a way quicker way of writing A = X : @fm : A
I'm not sure that this is a safe
Google iText. iText is a java-based tool for creating pdfs.
--Bill
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Subject: [U2] Print to PDF
We just got started
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Amy Raisanen wrote:
We just got started building a web application and got stumped trying to
create a pdf with the information the user has already provided us. How
do we create a pdf and also create an auto filled pdf application/form?
Are we going to need to purchase
I think you're muddling dynamic and dimensioned arrays - a dynamic array can't
have an element 0 :-)
Sounds like somebody, when writing jBase, saw the feature of -1 and thought
they'd be clever with 0.
Cheers,
Wol
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Hi Mats,
Yes, a dimensioned array has a zero element in Information/Ideal/PIopen
flavours but a dynamic array has no such element.
Martin Phillips
Ladybridge Systems Ltd
17b Coldstream Lane, Hardingstone, Northampton, NN4 6DB
+44-(0)1604-709200
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For the last 14 years or so I have been doing programming support and
light DBA work; first in Universe (Prime Information) and now in Unidata
(Pick). I'm basically a one-trick pony (UniBasic and System Builder)
because my goal has always been to move into a business analyst role,
but that has
Anthony Youngman skrev:
I think you're muddling dynamic and dimensioned arrays - a dynamic array
can't have an element 0 :-)
Blushing:yes I did.
-- mats
Sounds like somebody, when writing jBase, saw the feature of -1 and
thought they'd be clever with 0.
Cheers,
Wol
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several suggestions:
1. datastage
2. .net (in particular asp.net/c#)
3. jBASE (in my opinion despite the fact its not as well used as U2, its
got a good future (in my opinion))
4. maybe some system admin stuff (in particular I love aix)
dougc
Al DeWitt wrote:
For the last 14 years or so I
Consider becoming an assassin...
1. The pay is good.
2. The hours are flexible.
3. The target audience is very subdued.
--Bill
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Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 12:16 PM
To:
XML, XSD, XSLT and CSS
Then wrap all that into a VB/C# .net application and if your brain
doesn't explode from looking at all the MS API's then take on either
Redback/U2 WDE or SQL Admin, SQL and SQL reporting.
Does anyone know who Joe Celko is?
Or counter grain - Linux, PHP, Ruby, and the
From what I have seen and have read, Java or C#, if you want to stay in
programming. Learn the .NET framework but I wouldn't bet on Microsoft
supporting it for long. Seems they change what they will support every time
they change their operating system. With Java you can program in everything
from
I would stick to your core reason for a topic of discussion first
before discussing all the differences and what's involved in
migrating. We have had somewhat limited exposure trying to implement
NLS for a few of our end users and were not successful in the
past. The product may have been
Does anyone have a working SOAP example in Unidata (UD 6.1) that they'd be
willing to share? Preferably one that works with a free (or demo)
webservice that I can use to test. I've done webservices before in .NET,
but not in Unidata. The example in the manuals looks pretty simple, but
doesn't
[UV] However, there's no An,0 to insert an MV, it just overwrites the
attribute.
A2 = DEFvHIJ
A2,0 = ZZZ
CRT A ;*- aZZZ
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On UniVerse the output is:
ZZZ]XXX]DEF]XYZ
Which makes more sense, since the A0 insert the value at the
beginning
After each step the result of A
Since we're on the subject of UniBasic Oddities, I was wondering how many
flavors support the following syntax like my 6.0 PE edition.
A = One:@VM:Two
PRINT A11, 2
This compiles and prints Two.
David Green
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Our 10.1.11 does the same. In fact:
A = One:@VM:Two
PRINT A11,1
PRINT A11,2
PRINT A21,2
Produces
One
Two
With the last line a blank output.
It seems strange in a way, but logical.
Jeffrey Lee
Senior Analyst/Programmer
IT Vision Australia Pty Ltd (ABN: 34 309 336 904)
PO Box 881,
There is no field #2. Therefore A2 is . Therefore any value in it must be
.
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Subject: RE: [U2] UniBasic Oddities
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:20:09 +0800
Our 10.1.11
VLIST it. All flavors of UniVerse should support it.
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Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:18:57 -0700
Since we're on the subject of UniBasic Oddities, I was
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