This caught my eye - Anyone see any typographical similarities?
http://www.the-pick.com.au/
Cheers,
Stuart Boydell
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Lol - how many times have i done x = var1 var2 instead of x = var1 : var2
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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Tony Gravagno
Sent: 16 June 2011 01:35
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2]
Hi I have some utf8 encoded data in my unidata databse, and i want to
display it on a web page using uniobjects.net.
The data is coming through as iso-8859-1 encoded, so i use the UOEncoding as
UniSession udSesh =UniObjects(xxx, yyy, zzz,aaa, udcs);
Encoding en=Encoding.UTF8;
Hi,
We develop software for college bookstores. Over the past year and a half, we
implemented PRC's version control software in-house, which has helped us
improve the development and release process. We are no looking at how to
improve the installation process at our customers. At this
Hi Tom:
We had a similar problem years ago trying to deliver our customers
consistent releases that we could script. We tried Windows bat files and
Unix shell scripts but each release was never quite right. Our staff would
forget this file or this dictionary or just plain copy the wrong account
Thanks Doug,
PRC does a great job of tracking what needs to go where, as we pack up the
update. The problems we are currently having are
1) our customers want updates after their business hours (read late into the
night)
2) our customers have custom code
3) our customers would like to be able
We typically recommend that customers have at minimum two accounts, a test
account and a live account which are virtually identical and share nothing.
This allows us to install to the test account and have them test the code
and then we take the same ravel files and roll it up to their production
Hi Tom;
1) This is not a problem if you allow customers to do their on updates by
allowing access to the base system or sending them it to them on a thumb
drive, or allowing them to upload the base system via FTP, or some other
mechanism.
2) This is always a problem that requires structure from
I would also suggest either of the following:
1) If possible, run Dev/Test/Prod on separate machines. Obviously, this
requests budget, but if your production system is the lifeblood of your
company, it is worth it.
Otherwise:
2) Have the accounts set up with appropriate file permissions
On 16/06/11 17:18, Doug Averch wrote:
On some of our Client systems we open 3 connections and use all of those
connections to updating their site simultaneously. We do not have to do
linear installs anymore which cuts our installation time from several hours
per site to about 15 minutes
The timeout value is in seconds so the default is 1 hour. The optimal
setting is going to be unique to your environment and depends on how
you're using unirpc. The default is fine for us because we mainly have
connections from an app server that last a few seconds at most. I
actually have
Use colours, so users know if they are in Live or Test (eg normal grey
for live, yellow background for test).
The users can happily copy live data to test, do any conversions, run
things to make sure all OK. Before we did this, users would do some
testing, then forget they were not in Live, and
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