Hi Augusto
It would be interesting to know why you think your application can't utilise
distributed files.
Regards
David
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Brad,
I'm not familiar with UD, but in UV it is possible to change the break key
(character). Try changing the break char from ctrl-c to something else to see
if the ctrl-c then gets passed to the PROG1 program.
Gregor
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UDT now has the "tandem" verb. It doesn't work as nicely as D3 but it
does work. So, if the process is stopped you should be able to "tandem"
to the port and see what's happening.
HTH,
Bill
Wols Lists said the followin
I suppose I should have mentioned that Inland uses a very heavily
modified and enhanced version of SHIMS (Supply House Information
Management System) for the heavy truck parts and service industry. Of
course, any programs that I wrote for Inland belong to them, and I could
not share them (I don
On 10/08/10 17:48, asvin.datt...@hsbcib.com wrote:
> Hi Bradley,
>
> We run everything under screen, batch processes (like you describe) and
> interactive terminal sessions.
>
> We dont have the problems that you are describing, and can break whenever
> we need to. But we are using UV and that m
I've never run into the need to run a batch interactively, but for
1-time commands that take a long time to run, I use vncserver. It will
run on AIX:
http://www.ee.pw.edu.pl/~pileckip/aix/vnc_setup.htm
I use RealVNC for Windows on the client end:
http://www.realvnc.com/
But you can use any VNC
Hi Bradley,
Instead of having the operators directly interact with the product, set them up
to indirectly interact. Put a check for "direct interaction command" into the
main loop. Just create a file that the process checks every iteration to see
if there's a 'direct interaction' request in t
Hi Bradley,
We run everything under screen, batch processes (like you describe) and
interactive terminal sessions.
We dont have the problems that you are describing, and can break whenever
we need to. But we are using UV and that may be better at handling break
then udt.
How are you invoking
Brad,
On UniData we use the @USER.TYPE to determine if it is a phantom / background
process or not. IF @USER.TYPE = 1 THEN INPUT ELSE ...Below is a snippet
from the Unibasic manual.
@USER.TYPE Returns the type of process currently running. UniBasic has
three types of processes:
0 - Nor
All,
I'm hoping the bit-heads in the group can help me out with this one. It's
kind of difficult to explain, but I'll try my best. My apologies for any
lack of clarity.
What we're trying to do is automate a third-party batch process. The
automation piece is working well. But there's one requir
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