We use CVS, PreForce, Git, and Subversion within the Eclipse framework with
our XLr8Editor. We never have to set directory type files that most
version control systems require to understand dictionaries, procs,
paragraphs, includes, and menus. We do not have to have any scripts or bat
files to
We just moved to unidata 7.2.5 on RHEL 5 from unidata 7.1.8 on Solaris
9. In the conversion I ran convcode, convdata and convidx across the
board. Generally speaking, things have generally gone smoothly but I
just ran into an error which I can't track back to conversion,
permissions or trigge
On 6/3/2010 1:47 PM, Jeffrey Butera wrote:
We just moved to unidata 7.2.5 on RHEL 5 from unidata 7.1.8 on Solaris
9. In the conversion I ran convcode, convdata and convidx across the
board. Generally speaking, things have generally gone smoothly but I
just ran into an error which I can't trac
If the index on this file was heavily overflowed, it is possible that convidx
didn't successfully convert the index.
You need to:
LIST.INDEX H08.WEB.USERS (to make sure you have all of the index names for
recreating)
DELETE.INDEX H08.WEB.USERS ALL (to completely delete the index file)
CREATE.IND
On 06/03/10 13:54, Wally Terhune wrote:
If the index on this file was heavily overflowed, it is possible that convidx
didn't successfully convert the index
Thanks Wally. Actually, in our conversion we ran convidx and also
rebuilt indicies for ALL files. That said, after disabling both
indi
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IBM AIX supports WPARs, which allows us to run multiple instances of UniVerse
on the same server. Perhaps UniData will work as well.
Best regards,
Henry Unger
Hitech Systems, Inc.
http://www.hitech.com
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Gregor,
Thanks so much - I was still confused as I never used script before,
till someone pointed out the example - I guess I missed that when I read
your response the first time.
Works great!
Thanks!
Doug
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I am working with an AIX 5.3 system using Unidata 7.1.10 We are having some
performance issues that are directly related to I/O. The files have been
resized and brought down some of the I/O problems. In the past with some
Oracle system I have had to administer ( I still prefer the mv world
I had two Win 2K3 machines running in our development environment. I
created a VOC pointer within UD on one server to a directory in another
server. e.g.
DWHELP
001 DIR
002 \\WEBSERVER\E$\MYCOMPANY\HELP
003 D_VOC
This worked perfectly and allowed updating of help items from within
UD. I've
Don't know about cio, but if you do a vmstat -v | grep buf today, and then
another one in 24 hours, are you seeing the numbers climb?
> From: dgo...@interlinebrands.com
> To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
> Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2010 16:51:19 -0400
> Subject: [U2] Filesystem options cio for AIX 5.3
>
Dan,
We haven't worked with those options, but we did have some performance issues
when we first converted over to Universe on AIX 5.3. We found the following
to be helpful:
- Multiple spindles - the more the better - with a 1:1 ratio of filesystems
to spindles (if you can logically carve up you
Dan,
We have done a lot of work on tuning AIX for UniVerse.
I looked into CIO and its potential benefits to UV. I even raised a case
with U2 support. Their response was that as CIO essentially eliminates
caching updates in memory it requires the update to be physically made to
disk before the pro
Yep - we use AIX snapshot, uvbackup / uvrestore to rhel. Solves endian problems.
Then the only issue is fixing files with triggers (fix is scripted but it's a
pain in the bum)
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I would love to use vm's, however, we are using udt on aix. there isnt
any guest ability for
Hi Jeff,
When we made the move to RHEL (while I was @ Beloit College), we had
something similar happen. I had to do more than rebuild the
indexes. I had to completely delete the indexes, recreate them, and
than rebuild them. I'm pretty sure I only had to do this for some
files. I do remem
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