The BASIC ENCODE function does this. See a current BasicRef.pdf
-Rick Nuckolls
Lynden Inc
On May 5, 2009, at 2:37 PM, Victor Henderson wrote:
You could always cheat and just call a perl
script...(http://search.cpan.org/~gaas/MIME-Base64-Perl-1.00/lib/MIME/Base64/Perl.pm
)
Victor H.
On Tu
the shadow
account.
The UVNET version of the rpc mechanism does not have the same problem
closing dynamic files as UniObjects.
-Rick
On Apr 30, 2009, at 3:43 PM, iggch...@comcast.net wrote:
Thanks for the info Rick.B I'll give it a look.
- Original Message -
From: "R
If, by chance, you are using UniObjects, there is a bug in it, fixed
at 10.2.22, that can cause this problem when a session times out or
otherwise exits in a less than optimal manner.
I think that a corrupt file or index can also cause this problem
Alternately, you might check to see if ther
I have not used Ubuntu, but try optioning Java with "-
Dfile.encoding=iso8859-1"
If you are were tomcat, this would go in the CATALINA_OPTS environment
variable. (setenv.sh)
-Rick
On Feb 13, 2009, at 2:34 PM, Jeff Powell wrote:
The LANG variable issue takes a new twist with Ubuntu Server
Are the file systems truly identical, or are you using symbolic links
to make them look the same?
Use SET.INDEX filename INFORM
to see where your index is really pointing.
-Rick
On Apr 22, 2008, at 3:12 PM, Louie Bergsagel wrote:
We use flashcopy to move data from one computer to another, a
Try taking the mod of the calculation against 2**31 or 2**32. I have
not tested this, but most of the other algorithms just toss any
overflow of a 32 bit accumulator.
Rick Nuckolls
Lynden Inc.
ie:
EQU TWO32 TO 4294967296
...
GROUP = MOD(GROUP*10 + SEQ(ID[NC, 1]), TWO32)
On Feb 13, 2008,
I would guess that the result of autologout on Unix or Linux may
depend on how Universe was invoked.
If it was invoked from a Unix shell, such as ksh, as a command then
autologout probably just exits Universe, leaving the user back in the
shell.
On the other hand, if the original .profile
Okay, but do you reset the routine name before each call? This
should not be necessary, but I think that that is what the error
message is implying is wrong.
-Rick Nuckolls
On Feb 2, 2008, at 2:44 PM, Anthony W. Youngman wrote:
And all the arguments are assigned in my VB app before I cal
indicates that you are
including the current directory.
See
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/tooldocs/win32/classpath.html
for a write up.
-Rick
=
Richard Nuckolls
Lynden, Inc.
On Jan 22, 2008, at 8:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am checking out Uniobjects for Java and am
This is a known bug in 10.2.x
The solution is to get the 10.2.0 version of the usa/usm/usp binary.
-Rick
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Richard Nuckolls
Lynden Inc.
On Jan 11, 2008, at 6:38 AM, Kevin King wrote:
I'm assisting with getting UV10.2 up on a SuSE 10.1 box, and there's a
couple
I cannot say that it is on the front page, but I had no trouble
finding it in menus at the Products>Software>Software by Catagory>
Data & Database Management Tools Page. :-D
-Rick Nuckolls
Lynden Inc
On Dec 20, 2007, at 8:00 AM, Martin Phillips wrote:
Hopefully nothing sinister here but ha
I have seen this happen when a file gets an inconsistent state flag
set. Are you doing Transaction Logging?
Try
RECOVERY.CONSISTENT pathname
to reset the flag.
=
Richard Nuckolls
Lynden Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Nov 30, 2007, at 12:46 AM, Dave R wrote:
My inventory file
re SAN's and Universe:
DELETE.FILE and RESIZE.FILE will not work on dynamic files that are
NFS mounted. (Universe keeps the DATA.30 file open while trying to
delete the enclosing directory. This will fail on an nfs mounted
directory.) Override the VOC entry with your own version.
Do not
The unirpcd is the only thing that is necessary on the server side,
and this comes with 10 & above. asjava.zip needs to be in the
classpath on the client.
You will ultimately be better off, I think, if you do two things:
Create wrapper classes around the primary asjava classes so that you
You will need to check with IBM for the answer, but I suspect that it
is true on a number of platforms. Who knows about Windows.
It is definitely true on Solaris.
-Rick
On Nov 6, 2007, at 4:49 PM, Clifton Oliver wrote:
I am interpreting that to mean this is on those releases on all
platform
Clifton,
usa, usm, usp (all the same executable) hang when trying certain
operations. They problem evidently started with 10.2.1, and fixed
at 10.2.6 (not available for Solaris yet)
usa -o -pr0
for instance. Note that uvadmin, the admin menu, etc all execute
these and will hang when d
regarding the example below:
EQU VALID.CC.TYPES TO CHANGE('A.B.D.M.S.V','.',@VM)
The problem with this is that the "CHANGE" within the EQU will get
evaluated at run time, so it will be done repeatedly if placed within
a LOOP or FOR structure.
You would be better off with the earlier sug
When the "new" version of the equate was compiled under Information
flavor, the compiler warned that it was a Reality style LOCATE.
To its credit, the compiler defers the evaluation of the EQU until it
is used, at which point, it evaluates it in context, so the compiler
is evaluating "VALID.
The same result can be accomplished by calling a subroutine that does
nothing other than return.
If it does not throw an exception, then the connection is alive.
==
Richard Nuckolls
Lynden Incorporated
18000 International Blvd, #601
Seattle, WA 98188
On Oct 4, 2007
The intercall.pdf guide defines it as "IE_DATUMERROR Internal Datum
Error". A little vague, but it probably indicates that some data
failed to convert. It is most heavily referenced in the uvodbc.pdf
document.
-Rick
On Jul 31, 2007, at 8:26 AM, Jeff Powell wrote:
Does anyone know what
Consider looking at that line in control-character display mode
(enter ^ at the ED : prompt)
-Rick
On Jul 31, 2007, at 8:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
uv10.1.8 - Pick Format
hpux 11
Anyone have an idea on what might be wrong here?
SEARCH ROM.BP
STRING:OES210
STRING
On Apr 30, 2007, at 4:56 PM, Jason Lin wrote:
That may not be an issue if all we need to do is query data on the
remote
server.
Even if only one system is doing updating, locks are an issue for (at
least) two reasons:
The first is that that a group's structure (or for dynamic files, the
Thanks Lance,
Ah, I had forgotten about PI/EXL. I could not believe that Universe
had anything to do with the core of PI/Open.
-Rick
On Apr 30, 2007, at 2:17 PM, Lance J. Andersen wrote:
We rebranded a a version of uniVerse as PI/EXL prior to the release
of PI/Open. PI/Open, was *not*
Google sez:
Vmark was founded in 1984; Unidata in 1986. I did not find a date
for PI/Open.
If I remember correctly Vmark built the first releases of PI on
Unix for Prime.
Highly doubtful. Vmark was a direct competitor of Prime. The
original Prime Information was written by Devcom in
Okay,
I have been sucked into this conversation:
I would also
suggest that if the UniData folks were satisfied with PI/PI Open/
UniVerse,
they would not have gone to the trouble of creating UniData.
The early versions of Unidata were poor cousins to PI/Open (imho).
One of the Unidata engin
Windows or Unix?
Universe or Unidata?
NFS mounted file system?
On Apr 24, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Baruch Salamander wrote:
I'm trying to RESIZE a file, but I'm getting a RESIZE error.
"RESIZE: Error on [filename]. File not resized."
As a follow-up, an attempt was made to copy the content to a temp
Hard to say for sure, but...
I do not think that there is a direct patch for MS for NT4 and the
timezone thing. However, you can us an MS utility, "tzedit.exe" to
set the Pacific tz to change on the second Sunday of March, and
reverse on the first Sunday of November. But in order to make
Andre,
I am not quite sure what you are doing a transaction on, but even if
you successfully configured a Universe system to handle transactions
with that many elements simultaneously locked, I would guess that it
is inefficient to grab that many locks at once.
Your transaction is too (bl
y wrote:
Did you mean that UniVerse doesn't have the CONFIGURE.FILE or what?
Because UniVerse has the CONFIGURE.FILE command, the keyword
MINIMUM.MODULUS, and it works immediate without using the IMMEDIATE
key word.
- Original Message - From: "Richard Nuckolls"
&l
Andre,
This seemed very strange, since normally 250 record keys would never
hash into the same group of a dynamic file.
The exception might be if you created a new part file and then sought
to lock and add a large group of records at one time. The "new"
dynamic part file would have a mod
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