Looks good and well organised
A new addition to the Rocket U2 team, I see! Totally RAD! :)
http://u2.rocketsoftware.com/images/minihome/sbxa/sbxa_rad.png
The learn more icons the rolling animation are all a bit too large...and
the text in the footer section too small...but looks good - nice
Yes, it is a vastly improved beast over earlier versions. Like others, I not a
fan of the timeout of the UniObject session. BDT has features the competition
has yet to add. I especially like being able to expand the inserts and see the
BASIC Labels easily accessible. I still haven't been to get
Hi Dan:
XLr8Editor has a code completion piece that reads all of your code in your
local work space and indexes it. So, if you cannot remember a local
include does you just start typing and hit control space. The XLr8Editor
then brings up those variables matching what you have already typed.
NICE! Fairly intuitive, I can get the info I want quickly, it is visually
pleasing w/o being overwhelming, etc. Well done.
Just a thought: should there be a link at the bottom for the U2UG? It is not
part of Rocket, but I think it makes sense. Maybe the U2 link at Linkedin too.
John
I posted to twitter first where I'm set up to use the Google's link shortener.
Just happened to be what was in my clipboard buffer.
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Hi U2 geniuses.
Can anyone help me get the full picture of unidebugger? I thought it was
part of wintegrate, but maybe not. I saw something indicating that it will
be replaced by bdt - is that just on universe? What is unidebugger, how is
it used and is it going away?
TIA!
Susan
It is/was a windows based (thick client) editor for UniData and UniVerse. It
has a number of standard editor features like syntax highlighting etc. It
is/was included on the clients package. It integrated with dynamic connect
which allowed a telnet window in your editor screen. It could use direct
Does anyone have a robust ETL routine for loading data *into* Universe (not out
from it). Something like Cedarville's DOWNLOAD but in reverse ?
Before I roll my own.
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From: Wjhonson
Does anyone have a robust ETL routine for loading data *into*
Universe (not out from it). Something like Cedarville's DOWNLOAD
but
in reverse ? Before I roll my own.
A solution starts with a good definition of a problem - and that
means something a little more specific than
The nature Tony of code 8sharing8 between users of this group, is Free.
I share my code, others share their code.
No one puts everything they've written on pickwiki
So it's entirely possible someone has written a general purpose ETL to go into
Universe
I'm confused about your mention of Dict
From: Tony Gravagno
...To me, the U2 box is just one end of the equation,
it's not the middle tier. The U2 side of things uses just grunt
code or
dict items that any of us here can write.
From: Wjhonson
The nature Tony of code 8sharing8 between users of this group, is
Free.
I share my
That goes the wrong way.
Download does not depend on knowing who is consuming what to create it's
results.
So Upload should not need to have interactive consumption details either.
That's my take.
It's reads a source and decides on its own without the sources assistance where
to put what.
You could modify Brian Leach's freeware BCI.IMPORT tool which is designed for
SQL / BCI imports. But looks relatively easy to modify for what you want ! ;-)
With his permission, of course ! I just downloaded to have a peek... as I have
been looking at his other tools lately...
There is also
Interesting. I'm just reading the documentation and it addresses a few nagging
things that were floating around in my head about how this wouldn't work.
Brian gives me a framework I can work in, I probably won't use his code, but
just the skeleton of the ideas and write my own parser to work
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