Terrie,
Not knowing what form of Unix you have. I can share that with AIX you
can stop those by killing the daemon. For sendmail run ps -ef | grep
sendmail and for ssh run ps -ef | grep sshd. This will show the
daemons. Run kill -9 on the process id and this will kill the daemon.
To stop them
To All:
I have been using WIN.PCOPEN to test to see if a PC file is open by
another program. But the routine does not give me an error if a program
has a PC file already open. It works if WIN.PCOPEN has already opened a
file handle. But not if a PC program has the file open. Is there
another w
To All!!
HELP!!
We installed a second copy of Unidata on an AIX box. We have 6.0
installed and just installed 6.1.15. They both are installed to the
same unishared directory. We need to stop unidata 6.1.15. What can we
do to ge this done with the users on the system!!
Thanks!!
Frank
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dedicated machine.
Of course, by now you've already figured that out!
Allen E. Elwood www.tortillafc.com
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Hi David,
Sorry for the post to the listserve. Wouldn't ftp involve passwording??
I am trying to get around this!
Frank
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To All:
We are trying to copy files from our AIX system using the Unidata
WIN.PCWRITE script. The script comes with Wintegrate 4.2.1. Problem we
are having is that we cannot copy binary files from the AIX side to the
PC using this script.
Has anyone gotten this work and are willing to share the
Steve,
I don't know if you have a solution. But $0.02 is the following
001: X.PROG = "iexplore"
002: XFILE =
"http://wwwapps.ups.com/WebTracking/processInputRequest?HTMLVersion=5.0&;
loc=en_US&Requester=UPSHome&tracknum=1Z9366900308642377&AgreeToTermsAndC
onditions=yes&track.x=22&track.y=9"
Good Morning All:
I would like your help. I want to capture the screen output from a VOC
Paragraph. But I want to know if there is a command line command that would
allow me to do this? I do not want to edit the paragraph.
Thanks in advance!
Frank
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Good Morning All:
I would like your help. I want to capture the screen output from a VOC
Paragraph. But I want to know if there is a command line co
To All:
I am writing an interesting program. One that finds where a file is empty of
records or not. I used the EXECUTE command with the COUNT command to get the
number of records in a file. If its 0 then the file is empty.
But is there a better way as the execution command causes problem in
Hi,
Does anyone have a manual or information on using the Unidata fixfile command??
Especially of how to run the command without the prompts (yes or no) from occuring.
Thanks in Advance!
Frank
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To All:
I want to import files into a Unidata directory. We use WIntergrate. Is there a
script that will allow us to choose the files using a Windows like lookup? The same
way you are prompted in Windows to save a file or to lookup a file, to use the same
type of interface within a WIntegrat
Louis,
In AIX a user needs to have the group printq added to their account. This will allow
them to access all the print queues and to manage them. I do not use Universe but
Unidata. And from there we enter shell commands to manage the spool queue.
HTH
Frank!
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Hi Dave,
We use it constantly. We run it as a standalone and from calls within our
application. We have been using it for years it is great.
Frank
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> To All:
>
> We are having a problem with core dumps with Unidata. They happen when we are using
> SQL and ODBC. It happens about once a month.
>
> How do you go about trouble shooting a core dump? And what in Unidata would cause
> such problems.
>
> Thanks for any help in advance!
>
>
>
Here is a command string from UniBasic on Unidata.
INPUT CUR.CMND WAITING 5
This line states the INPUT statement will wait 5 seconds before moving on. WAITING is
a keyword. The '5' is the number of seconds to wait. 'CUR.CMND' is a variable
storing the user response.
HTH
Frank
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