Use the UNION keyword in MERGE.LIST.
GET.LIST LIST 1 TO 1
GET.LIST LIST2 TO 2
MERGE.LIST 1 UNION 2
If you are using UniData, use ECLTYPE U not ECLTYPE P.
get.list LIST1 TO 1
get.list LIST2 TO 2
merge.list 1 UNION 2
From HELP:
Note: UniQuery only supports MERGE.LIST is in ECLTYPE U.
Note: The
Sorry for the late reply but have been under the weather. I believe you
can enter ^253 (that's shift-6 carat and number 253) to get a value
mark into an attribute.
Shaun Ferguson
Information Technology, Application Architect I
Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.
12500 Jefferson Avenue * Newport News *
We are creating a trigger on a file that is used extensively in the
system. Is it necessary to logoff users when creating an update trigger
on a file or does UniData handle that when updating
the trigger information to the header of the file? The 'help' does not
specify whether trigger creation
Thank you for your replies! We also make use of master trigger
subroutines that call subroutines so that is not an issue. I just
wanted to be sure that the initial creation of an update trigger
on a file would not affect current logged in users with that file open.
We'll do the creation in the
Anyone know of a conversion tool that will take html and produce xls
(Excel spreadsheet) formatted files?
We are running UniData on HPUX but could probably use a utility on a
windows server if necessary.
Thanks!
Shaun Ferguson
Applications Architect I
Wolseley Group Services - 12500 Jefferson
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Wow! This is really similar to what I'm trying to do. What is your: OS,
Unidata version, BASICTYPE?
Also, are you having success with both ECL DELETEs and UniBasic DELETEs?
Thanks!
Jonathan
Shaun.Ferguson wrote:
We are doing this with a county and zip file
We are doing this with a county and zip file - the trigger is on the
county file and a record cannot be deleted if it's referenced in the zip
file:
SUBROUTINE TRIG.COUNTY.DEL (EXECSTAT, DICTFLAG, FILENAME, COUNTY_ID)
EQU DELETE_DENIED TO 0
EQU DELETE_ALLOWED TO 1
EXECSTAT = DELETE_DENIED
IF
Have you tried specifying dictionary items in the list command?
EX; LIST ANYFILE F1 F5 USING DICT VOC
Shaun Ferguson
Master Data Systems Analyst
Wolseley Group Services - 12500 Jefferson Avenue - Newport News - VA -
23602-4314
T: (757) 989-2916 - F: (757) 989-2801 - E:
I am on digest, so apologies if this is a duplication of a suggestion
made earlier. We tend to use plain old record locks for our phantom
processes.
The record won't list but if you try to edit it, it will come back as
locked and prevents a second instance of the process from running.
Ex;
*
Amazing that almost entire digest posts have been dedicated to helping
one individual (Mr Walgude of Rsystems, International, ltd) with one
piece of logic in UniBasic. I can't imagine what it's going to be like
when more of these questions are asked. Will we still have a viable UG
helping each
Sorry, I'm on digest...
Does the user executing this command have a profile setup with the paths to
Universe? I've been working in UniData so it may be different, but the user
has to have their environment setup to the correct paths to UniData bin, etc
(UDTBIN = /blablabla/ud/bin).
Shaun
Triggers on files usually call subroutines that do something, update an audit
file or check for consistency or add an item to a queue, for example.
As long as the trigger subroutines are accessing local files in the test
environment and the main trigger subroutines are cataloged globally, you
I'm on digest, so sorry for the delay. Indexes on UniVerse and UniData
are different. UniVerse will stop you from creating them if the file is
open by any process
(very good!). UniData will go on it's merry way and create the index
even if the file is open by another process. You run the
Hello and happy new year!
HpUx 11.11 - UniData 6.1.18 - We have a dynamic file created with
KEYDATA using the default split/merge of 95/40.
Monday night, an automated purge process kicked off removing approx.
310,000 plus records from this file. On Tuesday, the
process was still running and the
Jeff,
You did not mention the flavor of U2, but I know that on UniData, if the
file is open by anyone, the index does not
function properly even though it appears to have performed your indexing
commands without error. UniVerse, on the
other hand, complains that the file is not available to
Hello all,
I am trying to search for a monitoring tool for UniData UniBasic
applications and am getting no results at indexinfocus.com. The search
engine appears to be
hosed. Anyone have any suggestions? Specifically, we want to know
things like, how often a subroutine is called, how much cpu
I'm on digest, but here's an example of named common which we use
extensively supporting many many concurrent users (makes the systems fly
without all
that open file overhead, imho). Hpux / UniData, btw.
001: *INCLUDE EX.NAMED.COMMON
002: * EX named common and file open routine
003: *
004:
Hello all!
Unidata 6.1.10 on Unix - I am doing a preliminary investigation of Data
Replication and will be setting up a test environment.
The guide says that I can install it manually (creating files, updating
a table, setting the REP_FLAG in udtconfig), but, it also
says that the system is
Unidata 5.2 running on HPUX 11i
Just a quick question, though I know I won't get an answer til the a.m.
(digest only)...
Does anyone know how many fields one can do BY.EXP on before this type
of error occurs?
system error in get_oldloc()
index=1, wlv=-2, *vnumb=1, *snumb=1system error in
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