You can SELECT dynamic arrays too.
This is a BASIC SELECT not the executed TCL verb!
The beauty is it works only on attribute marks, so it should even return
multi-valued strings.
I use this technique to go through large multi-valued attributes too.
I just assign the attribute to an array, conv
Forgot to mention we use 1mage for our image storage.
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If you're going to do it that way, I wouldn't bother with putting the @VMs back
(or may the @SM's too, depending on what you're doing.
Get CUST.NUM and CUST.DESC from your modified IN.LINE as follows ...
CUST.NUM = FIELD( IN.LINE, CHAR(9), 1, 1)
CUST.DESC = FIELD( IN.LINE, CHAR(9), 1, 1)
Cheers
>> So the client browser requests a page from the IIS server and the IIS
>> server requests myPage.php from the U2 server which causes the PHP
>> processor on the U2 server to make the exec call to the UniBasic program.
>> How do you normally make the page request from IIS?
Using whatever progr
Well, in that case you will have to convert the VMs first to something
else like suggested in other posts.
CONVERT or SWAP are fast even on large arrays.
I've actually never tried SELECT and READNEXT with multi-valued
attributes before.
And isn't there another syntax of the REMOVE command like
This may have been offered but I didn't see it in the replies:
If you have half an idea on the max num of atts, try using DIM X(30) or
some large number and simply FOR.NEXT your way thru until you get to a
logical end like a null value.
I digest EDI records often in the neighborhood of 200,00
>> Using whatever programming language you run to power your iis web site
>> asp/asp.net/php etc. Or your iis web server dishes up static html which
has
>> a script it in that contacts the u2 server via ajax.
.
I appreciate your patience. I'm relatively new to AJAX. I am interested
in finding
Look at MATPARSE
A11 = DCOUNT(IN.TAB,@AM)
DIM RECS(A11)
MATPARSE RECS FROM IN.TAB, @AM
FOR A1 = 1 TO A11
CUST.NUM = RECS(A1)<1,1>
CUST.DESC = RECS(A1)<1,2>
NEXT A1
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All right! Well, after evaluating the overwhelming response to this
seemingly simple question, I have experimented and decided on the
following approach.
Embracing the risk of opening myself up to scrutiny of fellow
professionals with both greater and lesser wisdom than myself, this is
the path I
Sorry - in reply to your statement "I am interested in finding a way to get
to the U2 data more directly than we do currently" Then perhaps what you
should do is use the u2 web services module to write and deploy a simple
webservice that runs a basic subroutine, and you then code your
XMLHttpReques
Hi
Any javascript will run in the browser and not on the server. What the
javascript calls using XMLHttpRequest will exist on a server somewhere.
XMLHttpRequest is the javascript DOM API that is the keystone of AJAX.
You probably use that now to contact a webservice written in asp.net that
then
As I recall, you will get IN.FIELD when MARK is set to '0' - showing it is
the 'last item' in the group.
You will want to add that on I think -- I don't have a way to confirm this
-- but I thought if you got a 0 or 1, the 'remove' still had something in it
to 'share' -- See my example from yesterd
My 2 cents:
I only use FOR/NEXT loops if I am dealing with data that I know is small.
Technically, LOOP/REMOVE are faster, but for something small I just keep it
simple.
I would think the LOOP/REMOVE or basic SELECT would both be very fast. The
SELECT has the advantage of not needing to test th
Symeon,
Thanks. I'll check it out.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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But is it much faster than what you had to start with? Since both
methods work, one might not be any better than the other. Although
if your planning on using the HUB.REMOVE from multiple programs,
then that course if most likely the best for your need.
George
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That is similar to what we are doing now, wxcept the web server is Linux
so I use XMLHttpRequests to call a PHP module that calls a Java routine
that uses Uniobjects for Java to get the results from Unidata. An open
source product called JavaBridge is used to allow php to call Java. Works
well
> From: Charles_Shaffer
> I am interested in finding a way to get to the U2 data
> more directly than we do currently, which is using a
> Java Bridge and Uniobjects for Java.
Charles, you may be interested in mvExec. It will execute any
command or program on any MV system from anywhere in your
I still like the SELECT approach. It can be used on dynamic arrays and
doesn't even need to wait to finish to make elements available. I tried
using dynamic arrays one time and the speed was awful. Ever since, I use
SELECT lists whenever possible. A MAT array might be faster since it is
mor
Dave:
You wrote:
U2UG in Atlanta was very good. Still room for improvement, but that
will come as it evolves.
1) I trust you provided detailed feedback to the U2 marketing folks so we
can make the right improvements for next year. If not - I'm happy to
forward your thoughts along.
2) I am awar
Thanks Tony.
I'll check it out.
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I saw a fairly impressive webinar from Kore Technologies the other day, but
they port UniVerse to Microsoft SQL, so I don't know if you'd be interested
in them. It seemed like they had a pretty clean interface.
http://www.koretech.com/kore_integrator.asp
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We also use MITS, but it
Is there any way to expand the number of items stored in a SAVEDLISTS
list?
We've hit our system's limit on savedlists size. The limits of 1000
sublist files and 34,815 bytes per sublist are not enough to hold some
of our savedlists. Is there any way to expand the sublist file range
from 3 to 4
Tony Said:
>> Charles, you may be interested in mvExec.
mvNet looks interesting, but we use Linux for all of our web servers. I
could see it being useful for direct access from a Windows desktop though.
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That behaviour could be fixed by converting VM to SM which
select/readnext leaves alone... Still pretty quick. I just did a test
using the code below on an 85000 att array and it took .086 seconds on a
low spec dev machine.
convert @vm to @sm in IN.TAB
select IN.TAB
loop while readnext IN
Phantoms (and also Connection Pool licenses) are still concurrent UniVerse
sessions - so in calculating any system-wide parameters for the Operating
System you should account for all processes including PHANTOM and CP usage.
If you use VERY large numbers of PHANTOMS this is something you need to
I am trying to remember a Universe function that returns the number of
records in a file.
Something like this.
OPEN 'SOMEFILE' TO SOMEFILE ELSE STOP 201,"SOMEFILE"
NUM.OF.RECORDS = UNKNOWNFUNCTION(SOMEFILE)
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hmm...
per the readme - the following should have been fixed at 7.1.3. Testcase??
Issue 8594 - Problem Description
UniData -- When the SAVE.LIST command created an item in the.
_SAVEDLISTS_ directory that contained more than 10,000 parts,
for example list001, list002, and so forth, a GET.LIST co
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