Allen wrote:
Other onsite and offsite clients that didn't want to
spend the time or just blurted out incorrect answers
to end the questioning received finished projects
that matched the quality of their answers and the
quantity of their time invested.
Hmmm, I dunno if this is good or
Hello,
Thanks for your very good suggests.
I put some comment on each part of your reply.
My solution is probably :
- isolate the TRANSACTION BEGIN/COMMIT/ABORT on a TransactionSubr (already
done).
- allocate a TransactionName to the transaction when BEGIN (stored into a
namedcomon)
- into
Hi all,
When I perform a READU ... LOCKED ...
I can use the STATUS() to retrieve the USERNO which maintain the
requested lock.
Into BASIC, from a USERNO value, how to retrieve the @LOGNAME and the
@PID ??
Any idea ?
Manu
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I agree
Personally I use a network of experienced well known developers in my
businesses, it allows me to concentrate on other tasks rather than
specifying to the letter how to do things, these guys work from home and we
meet up maybe once a month and are constant communication via skype, on
Hi,
You weren't clear if the server is Unix or Windows.
One Unix solution is:
USERNO=STATUS()
SENT=\sh -c 'ps -ef|grep \:USERNO:\|grep -v grep'\
EXECUTE SENT CAPTURING RESULT
USERID=FIELD(TRIM(RESULT),' ')
For Windows, the only way I can think of is to maintain a file that records the
@USERNO
'plain please then what I did wrong here then:
Me
Did you test it?
Them
Yes we tested it, please install
Four weeks later:
Them
Hey the commissions aren't comming out for RMA returns
Me
I thought you said you didn't want RMA returns customized because you didn't
do those?
Them
We did them
'plain please then what I did wrong here then:
Basic error: you forgot to translate from client-speak.
When a client says 'yes' they mean 'mostly'.
When a client says 'no' they mean 'not usually/yet'.
When a client says 'always' they mean 'sometimes'.
When a client says 'never' they mean
Call !GET.USERS. It's documented in the UniVerse BASIC manual and the UniVerse
BASIC Reference manual.
Best regards,
Henry
Henry P. Unger
Hitech Systems, Inc.
http://www.hitech.com
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The @USERNO is the pid.
For @LOGNAME, execute a LISTUSER and find the @USERNO = USRNBR column and then
the corresponding USRNAME value is your @LOGNAME.
If it's a lock you could probably save the trouble of the STATUS() by just
executing a GETREADU() and that would give you the pid and userid
Manu:
I'm not sure if UV has the same problem as UD, but UD only returns the
user id, which tells who the user is but not which port/usr# has the
lock. The only way to figure this out is to do a GETREADU(), after
getting the user id, then do a LISTUSER(), then parse these results to
find
I look forward to meeting many of you there. I am really looking
forward to Creating RESTful ADO.NET Data Services and Consuming Them
Using Silverlight, AJAX, and .NET Client presented by Rajan Kumar.
Norm
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LOL! How twu how twu
I had sign offs from the head of sales, the head of accounting, the head of
operations, the accounting/programmer liaison and it lasted all of three weeks.
Oh, btw, each of the additional 5 applications that eventually needed to be
ported over to the new commissions
We are building a report that will generate its output in an
Excel document. This process will be using wIntegrate's WIN.DDEPOKE to
poke the data into defined columns and rows. What I would like to do,
and I am not sure if it is possible, is to define the format of given
cells at key
Hi,
I'll be there.
Manu.
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Objet : [U2] U2 University 2009, Denver
I look
I won't be attending U2U but I will be hanging around the hotel for
meetings on Thu. Would love to put faces to the names.
On 9/11/09, Manu Fernandes e...@infodata.lu wrote:
Hi,
I'll be there.
Manu.
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