That's really REALLY (I swear!) not true. Even if you can do stuff to the
VOC, if you put the verbs into the remote VOC and lock that up, you can
ABSOLUTELY prevent unauthorized TCL command usage. You can't copy a VOC
command and make it work to bypass the wrapped one in the remote voc.
Honestly,
Has anyone ever noticed or reported that the "Format All" item in the Edit
menu of the Unidebugger does not recognize the "ON ERROR" clause of the
DELETE statement? I.e. if you put statements after the ON ERROR clause, the
compiler requires the END word, but the "Format All" statement doesn't
assoc
I just had a buddy call me to have me test something on my system that he got
bitten with. Anyone else ever been bitten by this?
TEXT = '2E-29';* Expected to be TEXT
IF NUMERIC(TEXT) THEN
PRINT 'IS NUMERIC'
END ELSE
PRINT 'NOT NUMERIC'
END
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I am having an issue trying to get a q-pointer to work on Unidata.
001 Q
002
003 \\olsin\iswin250\
I'm getting an error message that says
"BOB.TEST is not a desire record in VOC file."
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks,
Bob Boyles
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Yes... this is a common issue having to do with exponential notation.
For us here it is easy we have 3-digit Stock Bin Locations such as "3E4"
and "4F5". Thus, we have to inspect the second digit to be a numeric.
The case there may be somewhat more involved. A little string
processing may be ne
That is an exponential number.
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> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Subject: [U2] [UV] What is this?
> Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:08:06 +
>
> I just had a buddy call me to have me test something on my system that he
got bitten with. Anyone else ever been bitten by t
I did a quick
TST="2E-29"
IF NOT(NUM(TST)) THEN PRINT "NOT A NUMBER"
and did not get a response, so it assumed it to be a number (which it is
just in scientific notation),
I then added :
PRINT TST*2
And received "0" as the answer.
Guess our accuracy was set to 29 decimal places, so it rounded
Change NUMERIC to NUM and it will run as follows:
1.Numeric on UV 10.x
2.Non-numeric on UD 7.x
3.Non-numeric on mvBase
4.Non-numeric on D3
I would log it with IBM under an end-user's support agreement or send it to
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Dave Taylor
Sysmark Information Systems, Inc
Bob;
UniData doesn't use "Q" pointers. You simply put the path to the file in <2>
and the path to the dictionary in <3>. This way you can have the file and the
dictionary in the local subdirectory or a different one as well as mix and
match. You can use @ variables in the path (unless you are comp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just had a buddy call me to have me test something on my system that he got
bitten with. Anyone else ever been bitten by this?
TEXT = '2E-29';* Expected to be TEXT
IF NUMERIC(TEXT) THEN
PRINT 'IS NUMERIC'
END ELSE
PRINT 'NOT NUMERIC'
END
Scientific Nota
Anybody know what it means when your program goes into a break condition and
it says:
Printer memory out of space
Or something like that, and not doing anything with a printer. We are
processing several hundred thousand records but not any print files.
Jerry Banker
Senior Programmer Analy
It means that UniVerse is unable to perform a memory allocation from the
per-user shared memory segment of the requested size for that user. "Printer
memory" is a euphemism. This is sometimes caused by memory leaks in
UniVerse.
Henry P. Unger
Hitech Systems, Inc.
http://www.hitech.com
-Origi
REPOSTED FOR NON-MEMBER ADDRESS: "Dave Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I believe your problem is because there is no such thing in unidata.
What you want is an F pointer:
F
Path_to_file
Path_to_dict
You can use the
SETFILE path vocname
command to create a pointer to a file in another account.
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REPOSTED FOR NON-MEMBER ADDRESS: "Dave Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It's called "scientific notation"
That's why it is being interpreted as a number.
What it sees this is as a number 0. followed by 28 zeros followed by a 2.
Universe interprets this as a number. UniData doesn't (at least under my
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