I've never seen one. I came from a Prime environment to UniData and, of
course, didn't have a clue how to interpret all the procs. I finally
found the MicroData manuals from before the company's conversion to
UniData and used those. Based on my experience, I'd guess that proc
manuals for other
Brad,
Others will undoubtedly talk about file sizing issues.
We had a problem where we had some jobs locking up to 30,000 records
where the system was geared to handle, maybe, scores or hundreds of
locks. Jobs that should have taken a minute, or less, were taking
hours. I wrote a program to
Caleb,
'LANDSCAPE' is not a standard verb but is apparently some piece of
custom code on your system. The VOC entry for 'LANDSCAPE' exists in the
one account but is missing in the other. You can copy VOC LANDSCAPE
from one account to another after finding/creating a VOC file pointer in
one
Mick,
I'm not aware of any method of overriding the association field 7 of a
dictionary.
A couple of thoughts:
1) Create a copy of the dictionary that has the association you desire
and use the 'USING DICT alt dictionary' phrase.
2) Write a subroutine that accepts the parameters (fields, for
Is this something that can be done with the U2 SOAP API as written up by Nik
Kesic of IBM at
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/dm-0508kesic/ ?
The link came from the U2UG site.
Karjala
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/26/2005 7:35:49 PM
Has anyone directly integrated UPS's
refused to print (I caught a
typo). I'm not really a PCL 5 guy, I just happened to have the most
experience using it in my group...
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But I take the middle road with labels like:
A001.mainline:
code
RETURN ;* from A001.mainline
A010.open.and.init
B100.select.file
B200.pre-process.validity.checks
C500.print.invoices
C700.update.files
Z900.error
that I order by prefix. I get ordering, description, and grouping. I also
Kevin,
I ran into this when we moved data from one machine to another and the UIDs as
shown in listuser were not the same for the userid.
The 'privilege' file in the account where you're doing the VSG processing has
some records with IDs that look like
39 Top of 100*JOB_TIME_DIRECT_COST in
From the UniData 6.1 readme (accessed through the product availability matrix)
in the UniData 6.0.13 section:
Issue 32049 - Problem Description
UniData -- Historically, PHANTOM processes have been used only for batch or
background processing that allowed no interaction. As such, no
database
We are converting from AIX to Solaris 2.8 with UniData 6.0.9.
On AIX I could put users into the printq group and they could run
procs/paragraphs that execute PTRENABLE and PTRDISABLE commands when mounting
and printing on forms and then returning to normal stock.
I have found that I cannot do
I am running UniData 6.0.9 on a Sparc running Solaris 8. I am using SBClient
5.2.4.
...
2) How do I set the @(-n) variables that have no value, like @(-52), which
should have something to match to the delete key, but is empty?
A little more looking at this piece - I suspect the reason is
quoted ad:
Software Developer
Capital City Press, a high-quality printer of scientific, medical and
educational short-run journals is seeking a Software Developer to join our IT
team.
Our desired candidate will work closely with technical and non-technical staff
to create innovative
We are running UniData 5.2 on AIX 4.3.2.
I have defined 16 alternate indices on a file.
I have always ASSUMED (why?) that when a record is written that all indices
are updated, even when values have not changed. I have run into some index
behavior that shows that I am mistaken and that the
Nick, Peter,
You can get UO.NET from the UniData 6.1 client utilities CD. If you're on UniVerse I
expect that you might have a harder time getting an upgrade CD to UniData than a
UniData user would. Other than that I believe that we will have to wait for the
UniData 6.1 personal edition to
I asked at the IBM database conference. It's got to go through the release process
(question to leaky memory self: were there outstanding non-technical issues?) and
hoped to be available in November. I cannot recall what part of November but I'd
assume later rather than earlier. No
.
Karjala
...
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From: Karjala Koponen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
I recently added an additional alternate index to one of my files.
...
The sort order of
SELECT JOB WITH CONO = 001
changed from an ascending ID sort before the re-indexing to a descending
ID sort after.
I did
I recently added an additional alternate index to one of my files.
Procedure:
DELETE.INDEX JOB ALL
CREATE.INDEX JOB CONO fourteen other fields DESC
at the prompt for length I entered 50.
BUILD.INDEX ALL
I changed the length from 8 to 50. 8 was already too short for some of the existing
Message-
From: Karjala Koponen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
I recently added an additional alternate index to one of my files.
...
The sort order of
SELECT JOB WITH CONO = 001
changed from an ascending ID sort before the re-indexing to a descending
ID sort after.
I did the same things
to get the proper handling of numbers like 001 - although we
weren't working with an index at the time.
Sorry, I don't recall which option it was
Hth
Colin Alfke
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From: Karjala Koponen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
I recently added an additional alternate index to one
Brad,
I learned vi from O'Reilly's Learning the vi Editor that also comes with a pocket
reference. I'm not remembering mode names at this point and somebody else has the
book so:
I use uppercase 'Y' to select a single line or 'nY' to select multiple (n) lines when
in command(?) mode - not
UniData 5.2 on AIX.
I want to copy transactions from UniData to a FileMaker database.
My intention is to:
1) copy the transactions to an upload transaction file
2) initiate an ODBC query to pull the records into FileMaker
2a) one of the dictionary items will write a flag to the record as it is
I run on UniData 5.2. I have used the first field conversion and formatting
feature of EVAL by inserting a field that has the conversion and formatting I
want as the first 'phrase' (stuff to first semi colon) of an EVAL statement as
in
... EVAL FIELD.WITH.CONV.FMT.DESIRED;eval I want that
Shawn,
Somebody else will undoubtedly answer more technically but a file variable is
a beast you cannot put in a dynamic array and expect to be read correctly.
Use a dimensioned array.
Karjala
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/19/2004 3:59:00 PM
I'm attempting to use READU in the following fashion, but
According to my O'Reilly XML Pocket Reference 2nd ed. page 25 the occurrence
operator * appearing within the parentheses means that the single element
(or a grouping of elements contained inside parentheses) May appear any
number of times or not at all (zero or more times).
The ? occurrence
To be explicit, I think you'll have to create a dictionary item. I don't know
how to do a date conversion with spaces removed using a single date conversion
function/format. Something on my wish list...
(UniData) - of course the second conversion could be in attribute 3.
001: V
002:
Ed,
Wonderful! Another technique I had no idea existed.
Karjala
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/10/2004 11:17:14 AM
D4A {value-mark} MCN
Ed Weissman
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