A Caveat on the SLEEP [time] Universe Command (NOT the BASIC Command) if used in
A paragraph loop. If what is inside the loop takes less than a second to run,
It may be triggered multiple times.
Example:
PA
LOOP
SLEEP 17:10
RUN LIB SOMEPROGRAM
REPEAT
After it runs the first time, and goes
I never tested this in BASIC, So I'm not saying it doesn't do the same thing,
which I assume it should.
So don't take the "NOT the BASIC" to mean that BASIC will only run once in a
loop - I just never tested it.
George
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Wow, thanks of all of the responses. Unfortunately, none of them will seem to
work on UniData. I will be using NAP on UniVerse.
PAUSE and WAKE, I had not heard of. This is only on UniData so not a UniVerse
option. It would seem to be a good way to go, except for if the phantom process
aborts, t
Greetings, all!
We have recently upgraded to the latest version of our vendor's software, and
in the process have gone from Pick flavored accounts to Ideal flavored
accounts. This has drastically changed the way programs are cataloged, as we
are now using the global catalog directory (catdir, aka
Try changing the port number to something that doesn't exist.
David A. Green
(480) 813-1725
DAG Consulting
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Doug Farmer
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 8:22 AM
To: 'U2
Brian,
I am not familiar with the "Ideal" flavor. However, I do know that there are
several differences in how some commands work between the native UniData and
Pick flavor.
The LOCATE command comes to mind and has burned me a few times. Depending on
the line of code, it may still compile, b
Pause can have a timeout value on it, so if for example the maximum time you
want to wait is 10 seconds, PAUSE can automatically resume then, at which point
you can check if the phantom is still running or a flag doesn't exist.
Still doesn't solve your UniData only problem though.
Regards,
Dan
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Great, that works wonderfully!
Thanks for the tip
I am going to change to localhost from loopback, as I am not all machines have
loopback defined.
I owe you one
Doug
Doug Farmer
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Something I ran into with long ago in Universe with sleep/nap. Both use
the current TIME() as the starting point (which is milliseconds since
midnight) and then waits for your desired period. If your sleep/nap
period rolls over midnight your process will hang because its waiting to
count to a n
Your napping for a quarter of a second is too long :)
I was saying that NAP is quantized. You can't actually NAP for a microsecond.
So loop 1000 and NAP 1
By the way you can return the microseconds, why are you doing MTS
I never bothered to dig into it, to see on what it's quantized.
Without M
Are you certain that catdir is not an O/S directory?
If so, you should be able to tell the Create Date, seperately from the last
"touched" date (read), or the last update date as well.
You should have three dates associated with each directory entry, no?
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I guess I am confused on the definition of "quantized". NAP 250 seems to do
what I want. Doing a LOOP 1000 and NAP 1 inside the loop, makes it takes quite
a few seconds, where I would assume it would be 1 second (1000 x 1 millisecond
- 1 second). However, loop 20 with NAP 250 in the loop takes 5
http://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/Senior-Programmer-116879/546532a0/?source=cpc-simplyhired
Interesting they are looking for a "Programmer" but you must have "strong"
knowledge of Unix, but only "intermediate" knowledge of their actual
application environment :)
Silly rabbits.
_
Oops Berean is the name of the recruiter or company
The job is in Ardmore.
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From: Wjhonson
To: u2-users
Sent: Fri, Dec 28, 2012 9:33 am
Subject: [U2] Job ad in Berean, PA
http://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/Senior-Programmer-116879/546532a0/?source=cpc-simplyhir
Just time by itself, with *no* conversion at all :)
You don't need a conversion to display the output of TIME()
Quantized, means it comes in "little packets", and the packet size is bigger
than "1" is what I'm saying.
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From: Doug Farmer
To: 'U2 Users List'
Se
It is platform specific. For example, Windows will only tell you time at a
resolution of 16 milliseconds. Since U2 uses the underlying OS time mechanism,
that means its resolution is limited by the OS's.
So, LOOP 1000 and NAP 1 will probably take somewhere in the range of 1-16
seconds, dependin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intuit#Intuit_Eclipse
Does Eclipse *require* the use of the Java client? Or is that optional?
That is, can some users at one site, be using Accuterm / Wintegrate as dumb
terminal emulators, while others are using the Java client?
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F
Accuterm/Wintegrate would not work with Eclipse. They have there own
terminal emulator called Eterm.
Wjhonson wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intuit#Intuit_Eclipse
Does Eclipse *require* the use of the Java client? Or is that optional?
That is, can some users at one site, be using Accute
Hmm here is a Youtube showing someone changing their password in Eterm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97g2kyeHl-s
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From: Jeff Schasny
To: U2 Users List
Sent: Fri, Dec 28, 2012 11:19 am
Subject: Re: [U2] Eclipse ? was Job ad in Ardmore, PA
Accuterm/Wintegr
Hmmm I've updated the Intuit page to show the links to Eterm.
I see that Clark Yennie (apparently) claims to have written it himself.
He is on LinkedIn, I wonder if he is still in the Pick world ?
What would happen if you just tried to Telnet into the system *without* using
Eterm ?
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Guys,
Do recruiters have special training in using big impressive sounding words?
Quotes:
Works with stakeholders to perform application functionality gap analysis and
feasibility studies.
Independently performs assignments with instruction limited to results expected.
Researches defects
Personally I see great peril in working with people holding stakes.
- Count chocula
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From: Don Robinson
To: U2 Users List
Sent: Fri, Dec 28, 2012 11:44 am
Subject: Re: [U2] Job ad in Berean, PA
Guys,
Do recruiters have special training in using big impressive s
Jeff,
Why? A terminal emulator is a terminal emulator
Sounds like a needless restriction to me or does Eterm do more than emulate a
termainl?
Don
From: Jeff Schasny
To: U2 Users List
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 2:15 PM
Subject: Re: [U2] Eclipse ? was Job ad in Ardmore, PA
Accuter
They seem like normal project planning words.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Don Robinson
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 2:41 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Job ad in Berean, PA
Guys,
Do
Clark wrote the original DOS version of Eterm. The windows version (the
one in the video you linked to) was completely re-written from scratch
in C (by Bill Weir) after he left the company.
If you tried to run Eclipse without Eterm you would have a very
scrambled screen. Eterm uses proprietary
Don,
See my reply to Will's question. Eterm did a lot more than just emulate
a Wyse 50.
Don Robinson wrote:
Jeff,
Why? A terminal emulator is a terminal emulator
Sounds like a needless restriction to me or does Eterm do more than emulate a termainl?
Don
From: Jeff Schasny
To: U2 U
That's funny. I think (it's been a few years) there is actually and
option under the F2 System menu to reset ones password without resorting
to shelling out. Also note all menu options availability are
customizable in Eclipse on a user by user basis and the ability to shell
out is generally ver
Oh my... I see an 18 million dollar rewrite boondoggle in their future.
"We can make it better, faster, rewritten in (hunts for the buzzword of
the day) Ruby on Rails!"
Smithers: But wait chief that's not really a GUI
Mr Burns: We'll rewrite that too!
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Fr
In the past actually. As you noted, the front end was completely
re-written in Java.
Wjhonson wrote:
Oh my... I see an 18 million dollar rewrite boondoggle in their future.
"We can make it better, faster, rewritten in (hunts for the buzzword of the
day) Ruby on Rails!"
Smithers: But wai
No I was asking *if* every customer is required, at every seat to use the Java
component, or if that is optional, on a seat basis, or on a customer basis.
Did they end of life Eterm ?
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From: Jeff Schasny
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Sent: Fri, Dec 28, 2012 12:58 pm
Subj
Last I knew you could still use both concurrently, but I left Eclipse in
2003.
Wjhonson wrote:
No I was asking *if* every customer is required, at every seat to use the Java
component, or if that is optional, on a seat basis, or on a customer basis.
Did they end of life Eterm ?
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On 28/12/12 17:18, Wjhonson wrote:
> Are you certain that catdir is not an O/S directory?
> If so, you should be able to tell the Create Date, seperately from the last
> "touched" date (read), or the last update date as well.
> You should have three dates associated with each directory entry, no?
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