Dawn (and fellow list members)
I appreciate where you're coming from, but
1. Please remember that the U2UG are the stewards and not the owners of this
list. The U2UG has agreed to run the lists according to the wishes of the list
membership, but the Board has no mandate to decide on the
All
I'm with Tony on this.
In a community in which people frequently complain about the perceived lack of
tools and visibility of solutions, the truth is that there are precious few
places to promote or recommend good technologies when they come along.
I have no problem with people like Tony
around, but the two communities are
officially separate.
Brian Leach
(U2UG President)
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Bjorn
The problem is that the remote service doesn't understand the way UniVerse
is qualifying the method.
The packet generated using SoapSetRequestParameters has the method name
qualified thus:
ns1:ConvertSpeed xmlns:ns1=http://www.webserviceX.NET/;
Charles
Do you must mean the internal tests done for IBM's own system? The announcement
below was posted to this list by Stephen O'Neal under the thread: 15,200 users
attained on IBM's U2 UniVerse (which is a bit more than 2K..).
He or Tim may have more details.
Here's the original post:
Hi All
Can someone answer these two questions, posted on the U2UG website?
Thanks in advance
Brian
1. Is there a 64 bit ODBC/OleDB driver available for UniVerse?
2. Users getting kicked out of UniVerse.
We have Universe 10.1 running in Windows 2003. It seems like when we are
getting close
Stuart
Do you mean you need to explode them, but not sort them?
If so, use an SQL UNNEST keyword, e.g.
SELECT SURNAME,FORENAME,TITLE_ID,QTY,PRICE FROM UNNEST BOOK_SALES ON
SALE_ITEMS;
You can explode a field to a select list by using the TO SLIST clause, e.g.
SELECT
Bjvrn,
Would a simple UniObjects/VBscript do the job? It could connect to both
servers and act as a quick and dirty shuttle.
Something along the lines of :
Dim sess1,sess2
Dim HostName1,UserName1,AccountPath1,Password1,FileName1
Dim
Guys/Gals
1. Please trim.
2. Please note that this has moved to U2-Community.
Brian
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JayJay
Can IBM set a link to this form so we can put the link on the website with
some instructions?
Thanks
Brian
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Marco
You might want to send this to the JBASE group - not the U2 group!
They are completely different products.
You can find the jBase group on Google Groups:
http://groups.google.com/group/jBASE
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Brian
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Dave
The U2UG board were discussing webinars at the last meeting.
FYI IBM are starting an interesting ball rolling with some podcasts coming
out in the next months - personally I think these are a great idea because
a) they are low tech b) I can listen in my car c) they tend to be a little
more
All
I would definitely urge everyone to attend their nearest venue.
The price is extremely reasonable (especially compared with the other IBM
conferences) and these things need to be supported. I'll certainly be
attending the London event, and looking forward to meeting as many fellow
members as
Nancy
this was discussed in the past at great length! To summarize:
When the U2UG was formed, we petitioned for IBM to open up their knowledge
sources. The problem is their vars, some of whom do not want their users to get
access (and presumably show up how p*ss p**r their support may be).
So
So Bill
Just... write the book in say Word, and zap it into Adobe.
There is a (Xerox ?) commercial on TV about publishing a book this way.
There is a (Nike) commercial on TV about... Just Do It.
Since it's so easy, we'll await your publication...
personally I find it takes me weeks to write
Actually that was one of my earliest support calls to VMARK, and AFAIK it still
ain't fixed..
The Chinese year does not change on the 1st of January...
Brian Year of the Horse (or just an old nag)
This is silly and a bit off-topic - but I remember the day I found out that
you could perform
Eugene
I do all my development work on Microsoft Virtual PC (in fact going back to
when it was owned by Connectix). It is solid.
If you're using this for local copies, remember to also have some form of
source control system in place. I'd recommend SubVersion with TortoiseSVN
windows explorer
Better still...
The U2UG are launching a Wiki Real Soon Now (we've already got it on the
site, we're getting user feedback on the one we've chosen). There are a couple
of annoyances though, so we're not done with the final decision.
However
An article on different ways of doing backups would
That's why I always encourage D4 conversions in training.
So much more convenient!
Brian
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Subject: Re: [U2] Tony
Karen
It's normally a spooler entry number.
Brian
UniVerse Rel 10.1
I received the following error message:
Message[001467]
with no associated error text. I cannot find any references to it in the
ERRMSG file.
Is there anyone out there who can shed some light on this?
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That's very difficult to trap.
Mark
It's a valid point and a common scenario.
I've taken two approaches in the past:
1. Dynamic analysis
This replaces certain constructs in the source code automatically with calls to
subroutines or external functions that update the maps in real time. So for
All
This is something we're keen to add to the U2UG website.
We're testing out a couple of different Wikis at the moment. We expect to have
something in place very soon for the community to add technical tips, FAQs,
learning materials, utilities, possibly vendor pages and similar materials.
Tony/Susan
Having written two such 'system auditors' I can tell you from experience that
it's not that easy to do a good source analysis.
The problem is that every system is different, adopts different standards, use
different tools, are often very incomplete, and most include lots of bad
All
I'm looking for recommendations on credit card verification software that will
integrate nicely with an MV application.
It needs to perform real-time authorisation, and should support the standard
credit cards used in the UK - Diners, Amex and charge cards are not required.
Direct or
Jerry
Sorry I send my previous reply before seeing this post.
I was thinking of the bulk update side.
Brian
Basically it has to do with PCI. We are putting all of our card data on
a secure encrypted SQLServer so we can access the data from all of our
applications. The records will most likely
Jerry
If by 'built-in' you include the middleware that comes with UV:
1. Create a .Net client.
2. Use the UniXML class to produce a dataset from a RetrieVe or SQL XML
statement.
3. Iterate through the dataset and use a dbCommand to push that into SQL via a
stored procedure.
Simple and
Herve
I have something that may do what you need (mvScan).
I'll contact you off-list with some details.
Brian
To clarify the inquiry : I am seeking for a tool reading Basic source code
modules and producing a technical documentation of an application
automatically.
This is not the purpose of
Tom
I have some tools that may help.
They form a framework that includes built-in static analysis of impacts
(files, programs, executed commands, PROCs, variables used, common blocks
used, cataloging - all that sort of thing) with the ability to write your
own plugins to extract e.g. header
Gabe
I would think the only real ways are
A) create your own TCL shell as a BASIC program. But there is always the
danger of someone breaking out of it accidentally.
B) Create a second restricted account and remove various verbs from there
(including COPY, ED and anything that would allow a
Mark
Please don't feel my reply to your 'DOS-like' post was an attack. It
absolutely wasn't.
I just get frustrated that we - as a community - don't seem willing to
spread the word that this IS a vibrant and modern technology, but seem to
glory (and sometims wallow) in its past. Sometimes it
Hi
First, what are the problems you are seeing with your Tfile field?
Can you post an example with the field definition? Is this a straight Tfile
in 8 or an F; correlative with a Tfile? I'm able to select a simple Tfile
on my version.
Second, you should always be able to add new field
Does anyone know how to changing the max number of ttys on AIX? Preferably
without rebooting what is a 24x7 uv server?
Thanks
Brian
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Huh! That's nice, Dan.
Don't offer any of your co-listers a coffee then..
___O
/ / / /\
++ --+
||+ \|||
|cafe|# |~Le|||=#
||+ |Cafetiere| #
++ | ||| #
|=|=#
|X|
Nick
I use both - along with just about anything else I can get my hands on.
To all intents and purposes there is NO difference between C# and VB.net.
There was at earlier releases - whether deliberate marketing or not, at 1.0
and 1.1 some aspects of C# did perform better. That's no longer the
All
The following question has just been posted on the new U2UG website and I
thought it deserved cross posting to the list. I think a number of us would
be interested in the replies.
Thanks,
Brian
Original Post:
I am the new SA for a Unidata implementation running on HPUX.
Though I am
Hi
It depends.
UniObjects is not an additional paid product like RedBack.
However the latest version with UV 10.2 supports (optional) inbuilt
connection pooling.
If you want to take advantage of that you will need the new pooled
connection licence.
Brian
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From:
Kevin
Does it absolutely need to be a physical print?
Can you spool to a file and either email it or it place that somewhere where
they can print it off from Windows if they wish?
blatant ad
mvPDF can capture spool jobs to produce PDF documents.
Find out more on my website at
Baker
May we wish you and your new group every success.
The more of us shouting that message, the more people will hear us.
Keep flying the MV flag!
Brian Leach
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Baker Hughes
Sent: 27 March 2007 19
but did a STOPM
which prints a quoted message to standard out. One can
compose the message in any format containing any information
desired. Now I don't know if .NET will accept that, but I bet
it does. We still use green-screen here.
Karl
quote who=Brian Leach
Karl
Just one
Duh!
Make that:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\IBM\UniVerse\CurrentVersion
You'd all have worked it out anyway.
Brian
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Subject
Karl
Just one problem with that technique.
If you do this inside a subroutine (and I DO see people use STOP inside
subroutines all too often) you're locking into a legacy terminal
environment.
Call that from e.g. .NET and the subroutine stops - but you don't get any
message back as to why.
Gabe
Good to have you on board!
FYI:
UV.LOGIN in the UV account is a global for anyone connecting to UniVerse -
think of it like the /etc/profile under UNIX.
LOGIN is an optional startup for a specific account: it goes into the VOC
file for that account and is usually the point for startup
-12 at 19:53 +, Brian Leach wrote:
You might want to take a look at the unirpcservices file on the server.
This is a text file located in the unishared directory. The last entry on
each line is a timeout value in 1/10th seconds.
Brian
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Sorry all
This had been stuck in my phone's Outbox for a week.
Brian
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.orgu2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] UniObjects / Read Timeout
Depending
] On Behalf Of Brian Leach
Sent: 14 March 2007 23:08
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] User discrepancy
Hi
First, to clear the excess licences you can run the following
from a CMD
prompt:
uvlictool clean_lic -a
This should check against actual processes and reset the
count
that determines what is - and is not - part
of a shared pool). If I have misunderstood this one could you
clarify please and the database and client software versions?
Regards
JayJay
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Sent
Leslie
HTH
I did some poking around earlier and found that the GenerateXML actually
seems to call down to a subroutine named GETXMLSUB held in the BP file of
the uv account. On some 10.1 versions it is present, but not cataloged: I
found when I added it to global catalog as *GETXMLSUB it worked
Duh duh duh (slaps forehead).
I missed the UD bit in the subject line.
Apologies.
Brian
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Subject: RE: [U2] [UD] CALL @progname
David
If you look at the MAP command, globally cataloged programs keep track of
the number of times they have been run since being cataloged. That suggests
that their headers are updated when they are called, which would explain why
they are slower.
Normally UniVerse cached subroutine object in
Hi
First, to clear the excess licences you can run the following from a CMD
prompt:
uvlictool clean_lic -a
This should check against actual processes and reset the count correctly.
I found problems with device licencing and versions of UO.NET - this
incorrectly reported the wrong client IP
Susan
UniVerse thankfully doesn't have the @ variable insertion.
Remember that on Windows, forward and backward slashes can be generally used
indiscrimiately, e.g.
C:\data\myaccount/myfile
Then of course there are symbolic links under UNIX, case insensitivity in
Windows..
Brian
You might want to take a look at the unirpcservices file on the server.
This is a text file located in the unishared directory. The last entry on
each line is a timeout value in 1/10th seconds.
Brian
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Mike
I know you know have to fly the flag but REALLY - the manuals are reference
material. They are not a tutorial. None explain how or why. They assume a lot
of background knowledge. That's why we need to pull together on the learner
pack.
Brian
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Dave
You should be able to get that using the !GET.PU subroutine (type HELP BASIC
!GET.PU for details).
Regards
Brian
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All
A potential Better and Better request:
There has been some interesting discussions going on in the jBASE list
regarding compatibilty with the optional ELSE clause on the UniVerse WRITE
statement:
Write Record On FileVariable, Id Else
Crt Unable to write record.
End
There is a
Guys,
I'm converting some of my training courses into self-paced learning
materials.
Of course it's not the same as flying me over to Auckland! but if that would
interest any of you please email me offlist and I'll push it up the priority
list.
Regards,
Brian
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Yes that link has been down for ages :(
However, if you go to the U2UG website and choose the next menu item down
(U2 Users News Feed) that opens the archive at Gmane, which has a search
box at the bottom of the page.
Brian
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Clif
You're right of course. Mea culpa - I'd forgotten that.
Interestingly, using a SQL expression doesn't require that:
LIST BOOK_TITLES EVAL PRICE * UNITS
PRICE * UNITS WRITE attempt on read-only file.
Unable to write item EVAL1496.1.
I-descriptor PRICE * UNITS was not compiled.
SELECT
Kevin
Absolutely agreed: dictionaries have a strange place in the MV world since
they can be user defined for a useful report, but changes might screw up a
selection required for a program. Which, as we all know, can be bad bad BAD.
My approach has been to make everything 'source'. Rather than
. Only designated
DBA's had Unix level WRITE permissions to the DICT account -
so everything was locked down.
And of course, now that there are the CONV, FMT, COL.HDG and EVAL keywords
in RetrieVe there is no need to use synonym dictionaries for reports, and
thus no real need to give even
I think the comments today raise two Better and Better issues.
1. The ability to call Java classes from UniVerse directly would be a
positive step in further opening the product and allowing developers to
extend the built in functionality.
jBASE already supports this through their CallJ
Hi
The listserver website is just that: it handles the list traffic rather than
acting as a store.
There is a searchable list of the postings at:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.db.u2.general
Regards
Brian
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David
SORT filename field field TOXML [ELEMENTS] [WITHDTD]
Or
SELECT fieldlist FROM filename TOXML [ELEMENTS][WITHDTD]
There is a short tutorial on using XML with Retrieve on the U2UG knowledge
base.
(www.mvopen.org/kb)
I don't think your version of uv has the 'TO' keyword to capture XML, so
into the titles.xml.
BUT I can't get rid of the initial blank first line that way.
Brian
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Subject: RE: [U2] Outputting XML to a file [uv
Mark
IF %1 = %2 G 40
Regards
Brian
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Sent: 08 January 2007 11:48
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] IF Statement in PROCs
Hello,
I want to check to see if 2 values in
Doh! I should really know this, but have never needed to
compare procbuffer values in the 16years of using Pick/UniVerse.
Thanks,
Mark
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Sent: 08 January 2007 12:23
To: u2-users
Steve
I've used various voice recognition packages for dictation, with varying
degrees of success. Get the best quality headset you can buy: that really
makes a huge difference in accuracy.
One of the unsung additions to Vista is decent voice support.
MS have completely rewritten their speech
Phil
It's generated as part of the installation.
If you're on Windows, go to the UniVerse control panel applet, select the
Licence tab and you will see a button marked Config code.
Brian
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All,
I have an urgent issue and hope someone can help me out.
I have two sites experiencing problems logging into UniVerse TELNET sessions
when using Active Directory for authentication.
Both are running on Windows 2003 server SP1 with appropriate versions of
UniVerse.
The problem they both
)
Tony Caufield
IS Manager
Harbor Wholesale Grocery Inc.
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Subject: [U2] Active Directory and UniVerse
All
Agreed.
When we first asked for enhancement requests, the simple fact was that many
of them were for features that were already in the products, but people
didn't realize they were there or how to get at them. So it became a
question of working out what was a real enhancement request and what
You would need to think about how to restore data over 10,007 mod as uvrestore
won't create the file and you can't open the file to resize it on the PE
version either.
Brian
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To:
Raul
Yon can create a file pointer to the directory holding the file, e.g.
ED VOC TMP
F
C:\temp
D_VOC
Then read the dos file as a record.
If it is binary you will need to read/write from Basic using OpenSeq, ReadBlk
and WriteBlk:
OpenSeq c:\temp\myfile.dat to FL Then
Status FStat from FL
LIST WGSTAMM WITH EVERY G.TARIF 10
Brian
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.orgu2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] SQl vs. RetrieVe Statement
Hello
Data on the UniVerse
Bill
'Twas not 'two weeks' .. Since Thursday pm (my timezone)
Typically two problems hit at the same time ..
Just glad to be back
:)
Brian
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Sent: 12/12/06 18:50:11
To:
David
Here is a simple example (UV syntax, adjust for UniData accordingly)
Hope this makes sense. I'll turn it into a knowledge base article when I
have time.
Assuming the following XML file:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE ROOT SYSTEM titles.dtd
ROOT
BOOK_TITLES
Barry
You might want to contact Susan Joslyn (SJ +) - she sells a configuration
package. For deployment I'll make a shameless plug for mvInstaller
(www.brianleach.co.uk)
Brian
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Sent: 01/12/06 14:02:44
To:
Karl
Is it under-running or over-running?
Dave is probably right about tractor errors, but if it is over-running, does
the printer auto-sense the top of form, or is the top of form/page depth
manually adjustable? It's a long time since I used a greenbar, but I
remember some of them had manual
Ray
I have used UO.NET for WinForms development and found it to be fast and
stable : just as its predecessor (UniObjects) has always been. I used
UniObject (uvObjects) since it first came out for all kinds of heavy data
applications - from 4GLs to reporting tools - and have never been
Hi
You might want to look at an article entitled How to Access U2 Data using
ODBC and OleDB in the U2UG Knowledge Base (www.mvopen.org/kb). It is a
primer and may help.
Regards,
Brian
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Stephen
Thanks. That's good to know.
Brian
The connection pooling portion of UO.NET has be extremely
tested for one
U2 Channel Partner (what we used to call VARs) that has
approximately 500 end user sites that are up to over 1,000
users at some locations. This particular Partner
Stu
Phantoms on uv do not consume a regular licence. However, certain functions
- notably those that are socket related - will cause a phantom to consume an
'iPhantom' licence. This was to prevent unscrupulous sites circumventing the
normal licencing by purchasing a small number of users and
for announcements and instructions on how you can nominate
yourself or someone you think can make a difference, and consider whether
you want to give something to this community.
Brian Leach
U2UG Vice President
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Marc
Sorry I missed the original post. Are you connecting using the host name or
directly specifying the IP address? Host name lookups can sometimes be slow.
Also how are you authenticating the user ? If you are on Windows using
domain credentials that can be a bottleneck. If the connection is
Exactly !
A good knowledge flow opens people's eyes and creates opportunities.
And it's not just an end user issue. Without knowledge flow where will the next
generation of vars come from? Who will bring new blood and investment? How will
we encourage developers into our market ? How much more
An on that note, if anyone here is using SB+ and hasn't read Kevin's book -
shame on you! It is an excellent resource.
Brian
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Clifton Oliver
Sent: 08 November 2006 18:56
To:
Dave
Exactly. We're working on putting together a 'knowledge pack' that will
include sample code (at all levels of interface), tutorials and examples. We
hope this will be included in the image and will certainly be made available
for download.
Regards
Brian
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From:
Unfortunately when we (the U2UG board) first tried to get the IBM knowledge
base opened for our members, IBM were tied by the desire of certain vars who
do not want their end users to get access - something for which I have NO
sympathy whatsoever. Frankly any var offering services should do so
Charles
I don't think you can.
Short of executing a little program that PROCWRITEs the result back, or
creating a custom user exit. All rather cludgy.
Brian
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Stevenson, Charles
Sent: 06 November
You don't say what problem you're having with the second one.
Can you simply create a dictionary of the form
DATE_LESS_120
1 I
2 Date() - 120
3 D4
4 120 days ago
5 12R
Then select with whatever date you're trying to match = DATE_LESS_120 ?
Brian
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Claus
We'll all miss your wit, exertise and the weather reports from Denmark.
Good luck,
Brian
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Sent: 23 October 2006 13:00
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] [OT] goodbye
* will work, as long as it is followed by a space. Otherwise it will expect
you mean a globally cataloged routine e.g. *MYPROG.
But beware: if you comment out a line with an inline prompt, the prompt will
still be run.
This is an old convenient way of getting inline prompt values at the start
of
Jason
Make sure you to an explicit CloseSession before exiting:
Try
UniObjects.CloseSession(Sess)
UniObjects.CloseAllSessions()
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
I suspect Dispose destroys the objects out of sequence.
I've been using UO with .NET 2 for a year and that message is the only
I have been dabbling with Adobe's new Flex product, for use
with UniObjects for Java.
Flex looks promising.
It's a lot better than writing plain old Flash. But it is still a bit of
mare even with the crappy development studio thingy they've finally added..
I looked a while back at a couple
LOGTO uv
.L RELLEVEL
Brian
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Sent: 21/09/06 13:50:29
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.orgu2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2][UV] Version question
How can I tell which version of universe is installed on
Bob
I can send you one off-list. Just need to make sure I get all the dependent
code :)
Feel free to adjust as you wish.
Brian
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To explain Stuart's remark: distributed files use a partitioning algorithm
to determine which physical file the record should hash into. This algorithm
can optionally be a user-supplied BASIC subroutine. So the debugger may be
getting lost trying to step into the partitioning code.
Which doesn't
Larry
You might want to check out some of the webcasts offered by Nathan at
International Spectrum. I think he does some intro level stuff.
(http://www.intl-spectrum.com)
I have some self-paced course materials if you're interested, but they're
not backed up with video or webcasts at yet;
Tom
Is there a difference in the justification between your index and your
field?
Could one be looking left-aligned?
Brian
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Symeon
I try not to!
Basically if you are using ReadList statements, that probably means you are
doing a lot of round trip processing in your application (I may be wrong
since I don't know your app, so don't flame me!).
Now my advice is always to avoid the direct objects likes files and select
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