The UV COPY verb is intended for copying records from hashed files.
However the UV "COPY" verb was originally a UNIX executable (pre UV v7,
I think). Hence, it didn't have the memory limitations of the existing
UV/BASIC application (COPY.B).
I understand that it would required significant re-en
Hi David,
Yep, I have the license activated on Universe. But I don't think pooling is
actually being invoked from .NET.
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Many Thanks,
Charles
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>From TCL, type "CONFIG".
If it is licensed then you will have a entry for "-CONNPL" displayed
somewhere in the output.
Regards,
David
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Thanks Bernard,
I'll pass this information about UV.ACCESS to the administrator.
On our version (10.2) I can drop the triggers and save/restore/fnuxi the
file but I obviously can't do this on the production files. Now I might
be able to investigate if triggered files uvrestore okay.
Note to IBM:
Hi all,
I'm connecting to a Universe 10.2 db via a C# .NET app using UniObjects. It
works fine using a standard user-license and now I'm looking at implementing
a connection pool.
Problem is, when I use the code from the 10.2 manual:
UniObjects.UOPooling = true;
I get:
'IBMU2.UODOTNET.UniObjec
From the UV account, you can use the TCL command SUSPEND.FILES {ON |
OFF}. From the OS level use
uv -admin -L
and -U to resume.
SUSPEND.FILES by itself or uv -admin -R will report whether suspend
is on or off.
UVSUSPEND.B source is in the UV account's APP.PROGS, if you want to
have a lo
Stuart,
We have the same issue when copying files from AIX to Linux or vice-versa,
if there are triggers attached. Even dropping the trigger does not work.
The only work around that we use is to create a new copy of the file on the
originating server, then send that file instead. I have been told
We do have one client using UniData against Crystal Reports. We use ODBC for
the connection and I'm not sure which version of CR they are using - but it
does seem to work well.
hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada> From: dwolvert> [snip]
> That said, before I actually told the client I"m working with th
I have come across this limitation before, too.
One work-around is to use READSEQ and WRITESEQ, that seems to work OK
even when COPY and ED fail.
Also, the item size limit on the Windows implementation of UV was much
larger than that on Unix last time I participated in a conversion (it
may even ha
I agree with you 100% Tony from the independence makes things 'better' for
people who are platform agnostic -- we're talking a 100% UniData solution in
all cases, and the issue we're seeing more and more is that prospects want to
see that the 'core engine' supports the ability to use BI tools th
> Tony, Funny thing about consultants .. first thing
> they want to do is write a program instead of finding
> a pre-existing solution.
Dave, anything I suggest is (usually) well considered before I
hit the reply button. Having done this thing for (I believe)
almost as long as you have, I'm fam
> From DAVID WOLVERTON
>
> And to make sure I'm clear -- Tony - you are proposing a
> 'middleware' tool to make U2 do something that in theory it
> should be already intrinsic to the product - is that right?
Let's (un)define terms.
"Middleware" - Something that is outside of the DBMS. This m
Hi,
I have some notes that are stored in a MV field.
My application, (Dataflo) keeps the lines in order.
However, I use Wintegrate Query Builder to export them.
I have found that the notes don't necessarily come out in the proper
sequence.
For example:
I am going to
The park today
And then I
Wi
That happens to me all the time when I try to COPY a &HOLD& file/record to
another directory. My reports are often 230mb or larger.
I asked IBM, and they said "COPY always had a size limit." Can't ED it
either, as Dan observed.
So I just wrote a program to select the records, and copy them using
It's something else.
you've probably exceeded the available memory (RAM) for that user.
Now, the question is "why"?
200Mb isn't all that much, so I'd look to see if there was a problem with that
record's structure, insofar as UV is concerned. Of course, you'll probably get
the same error when yo
Does this email thread confirm that U2's OLE-DB has an issue with Crystal
Reports 2008 (or any 'current version' of Crystal Reports)? Do it confirm that
it is not working anywhere?
And to make sure I'm clear -- Tony - you are proposing a 'middleware' tool to
make U2 do something that in theory
Does the uniVerse COPY command use the UVTEMP directory for workspace?
I have a program that is creating a >200MB XML file in the &HOLD& file.
It then transfers (or attempts to transfer) that file to another file
using "COPY FROM &HOLD& TO OTHERFILE TMP41904 OVERWRITING". When this
command is i
David,
I do not know of any way to read/write vtf files or account saves or file
saves between mvBase and Universe.
We do have a tool that will convert D3 account saves so they can be restored
by Universe - if you can get your mvBase account save restored to a D3
machine.
We developed th
Exactly. Doing it WITHOUT an AS keyword (as is happening in my case) will cause
it to blow up.
Cheers,
Wol
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Usually, the AS keyword is in use...
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But won't it then disa
But won't it then disappear up its own backside with ambiguous field names?
Iiuc, listing multiple file names does a cross-product, and as a result if you
repeat the same file name, EVERY field will be ambiguous and the SQL will be
unable to resolve.
Cheers,
Wol
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SELECT FIELDS FROM TABLE_ASSOC TABLE_ASSOC could just as well read
SELECT FIELDS FROM TABLE_ASSOC MY_SELECTED_TABLE
It does conform to SQL...
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I don't know how to do that in a correlative i.e. Pick/SMA style
dictionary entry. Any help would be appreciated.
Allen E. Elwood wrote:
> Which is why I always just use a subr. The real cost to the client is the
> cost creation and maintenance. Subr's are just *so* easy to understand.
>
>
a
If IBM knows "CR has not worked right since Version 9" you would think
IBM would have adapted their interface to strip quotes...
Obviously CR running in other OLE-DB environments IS compliant.
:-)
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Clifton Oliver wrote:
Based on the posting on this topic from Steve O'Neal, it appears we
have our answer. Always do a "sync" after pausing the database.
how does on "pause" the database in universe?
thanks
dougc
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The way I would do it, is as follows:
1. login as root
2. run netstat -Aan | grep LISTEN
you will see something similar to the following:
# netstat -Aan | grep LISTEN
f1f302506b58 tcp4 0 0 *.13
*.*LISTEN
f1f302502358 tcp0 0 *.21
Hi Stuart
The best way I've found is to actually zero the pointer in the file header
to the location of the SICA block, effectively removing the trigger and
constraint details, then running fnuxi. Not good.
Otherwise I have a utility program that builds a backup image of an account,
set of accoun
First question, just wondering how others get around this issue.
We're copying files from Aix (Risc) production to Linux (x86) scratch
for use in dev and test environments. The files which have triggers on
them are interpreted as sql files and cannot be fnuxied. For the moment
I am just copying the
I looked at that SQL and thought "what's wrong with double quotes?" (but then I
don't know SQL that well). I thought quoting field names was mandatory if they
contained spaces and optional otherwise. Or should it be single quotes and
double is the problem?
I'm still having problems with the dou
Stephen
Many thanks for researching and clarifying this.
Regards
Brian
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