Personally I'd be more than a little worried about a product that had s
many bugs it required fixes every 3-4 weeks, OR was s feature poor that it
needed that many "tweaks"
I would have thought if you were selling a product in this space, given that
the fundamentals of the file structur
On 10/6/2011 1:51 PM, Tony Gravagno wrote:
I agree with suggestions to do this with tiers:
Universe<> webservice<> localWin<> remote ODBC
I think that is the best approach for me as well since I already how to
create web services in .Net Framework environment to query access SQL
databa
Hopefully I did not send this out twice. I do not think my last one
went out properly because I did a reply from someone else..
Hello Please check out http://www.baipro.com
http://www.BAI-5000.com
http://www.metal-pro.com
an
Hello check out http://www.baipro.com
http://www.BAI-5000.com
http://www.metal-pro.com
and http://www.paper-pro.net
Besides full integrated MV financials we have general, metal specific
and pa
David,
I think this is called a "Histogram Method" in the literature.
You can obviously make the 'buckets' as big or as small as you like
depending on how much memory you want to use - you could even have
1-byte buckets which would allow you to calculate the actual median
rather than an approximat
Jeff:
Bullet point 6 on my XLr8Resizer response, using the native tools gives us a
lot of information about each file. We still do other analysis based on the
file particulars as well as the user can input certain variables to adjust
the calculation. Or for those of us who don't like either of th
> From: Jason Lin
> I am exploring a good way to access data on an external SQL
database
> from our Universe (10.2.7) environment running on HP-UX
(11.23).
I agree with suggestions to do this with tiers:
Universe <> webservice <> localWin <> remote ODBC
This can be done very quickly and it's
Consider...
www.GRMS.com
...and I have a bunch of code to augment this.
--Bill
-Original Message-
From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Baker Hughes
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 1:51 PM
To: U2 Users Lis
Thanks for all the input. I took the examples and wrote a small piece of
code with the three variables. Seems to work just fine.
Thanks again
Gary P. Canedy
Senior Database Analyst
P: 617.757.6775
F: 617.428.9803
gcan...@coverys.com
(Embedded image moved to file: pic14309.jpg)
101 Arch Street
What about this... Could you just store a MultiValue of the 'approx size' of
each record? Then you would 'add one' to the correct MV as you process the
record counts. At the end of the run, you'd have a list where you could
essentially start a loop to 'work to the center'
So you'd have a MV of b
Howdy,
I am helping someone come up with a list of multi-value based Financial/General
Ledger packages.
It would be very appreciated if any of you could send the names, even url's, my
way.
If giving a pitch for your own package I suppose the customary [ad] should be
included in the subject li
Thanks all for weighing in on FAST and file sizing.
Charles, I AM listening and I hear your interesting suggestions about
trending. Most of the improvements to FAST over the years have come
directly from user experiences and requests. No promises but we will
brainstorm this with a view to seeing
I use a combination of the linux's mysql client to access remote/local mysql
databases and have it save the output in a /tmp file
Then read it from Universe from the /tmp file - convert the Char(9) ->
char(253) and it's in a dynamic array
<1>=headers, <2+>=data rows. No extra expenses, no
I created a simple .net app awhile ago to handle the connection so I
could just pass a sql statement to it plus the connection details. I
ended up just creating a voc pointer to a folder and I write the
response to a file and read it in UniVerse. I am a little interested
though in your suggestion
I think that is a wonderful idea, Charles. I will be adding trending
analysis to our next major release XLr8Resizer. It will be graphical using
the built in report writer called BIRT that is a Eclipse plug-in.
Regards,
Doug
www.u2logic.com
On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 7:29 AM, Charles Stevenson
wro
Two points:
First, we have a product that does this for you. You can see it here:
http://www.fwic.net/Products/MultiValueProducts/FusionWaremvLynxConnectAPI.aspx
It uses Universe's built-in HTTP GET/POST capability to call a local web
services layer that in turn uses the SQL Server JDBC driver
My experience is a couple years old. FAST is a solid tool. Shoes for
the cobbler's children. Automates IT. What a concept.
But I added my own history component to FAST so I could see file trends
over time.
This trending history helped me take a system that was always crying for
more resize
On 05/10/11 23:03, Jeff Fitzgerald wrote:
> If Eric or anyone else has specific questions about FAST we will be happy to
> answer them, either here if the moderators think that is appropriate or via
> private email. We won't get into mudslinging or trying to tear down any
> other product or person
The bridge is required because there is no ms sql odbc driver for linux. An
alternative would be to use an install of UV on a windows machine to do the
actual odbc interaction, it would just use the standard ms odbc driver. This
in turn could communicate somehow to your main HP uv install the requi
19 matches
Mail list logo
