Hi Perry,
I use Perforce (P4) - similar (but different). Not sure what best practice is
for TFS repositories is but with P4 and other Source Control (SC) systems
something like the following should work.
//function/branch/path/item
1. Starting with a functional area - a project or a defined set
On 18/08/11 05:07, Chris Lee wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We're running UniVerse 10.1.17 on AIX 5.3 and the backup feature
> included within our vendors software is pretty basic and only allows
> backups of Universe to tape.
>
> I'm going to continue running backups to tape on a nightly basis, but
> I'd
On 19/08/11 22:57, Doug Averch wrote:
> Source code control using TFS is not easily done. Microsoft created a
> command line client and a plugin for Eclipse. See
> http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=4240.
> However you want to accomplish this, you must create a sc
Source code control using TFS is not easily done. Microsoft created a
command line client and a plugin for Eclipse. See
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=4240.
However you want to accomplish this, you must create a script to copy the
files to a local directory fr
Hi Perry,
I see that you are on your way to developing something for yourself, but
just in case you are only doing it because you didn't find me, I thought I'd
jump up and down and tell you that I'm here.
[AD and introduction] PRC is a project-based source control / deployment (in
fact full SDLC m
DIM X(ARRAY.SIZE)
X.COUNT = ARRAY.SIZE
Then just pass them both
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Has anyone had any experience using Microsoft's Team Foundation Server for
source control with UniVerse on a Linux server? I have the command line client
functional and talking to the TFS server. I know I'll have to write some kind
of interlude to manage those items in hashed files to get them
Sorry, I'm coming to this late and haven't read the previous emails. Are we
talking about universe or unidata?
universe has a $OPTIONS STATIC.DIM which you can use in any flavor. It is set
by default in pick/in2/reality flavors. With $OPTIONS STATIC.DIM you get
pick-style arrays:
1: array size
On 18/08/11 18:59, Rick Nuckolls wrote:
> You can redimension an array as long as it is not a common variable. This
> tends to be a “slow” process, or at least one that you do not want to do each
> time that you add something to the array.
>
I believe, in INFORMATION mode, you can redimension a
