On 07/11/12 16:31, Bill Brutzman wrote:
The joins that I have tried seem to max out at like... three tables.
in UV have a look at SET.SQL to tweak the workspace memory used for the current
session.
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probably cover your
requirements.
http://ps-2.kev009.com:8081/AIXtip/monitor_users.htm
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246396.html
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We have a VOC file that keeps disappearing from an account, at both a unix
and uv level, and I not sure what
especially in light that seemingly similar functionality
is already available. Can anyone tell me or are there any whitepapers or
manuals available on IBM U2 pooling that might describe any benefits it
might have that would justify the extra cost?
Thanks,
Stuart Boydell
not in ES it could be worth investigating.
Stuart Boydell
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Ron,
I donbt know what the command does but shouldnbt it be spelt OPTIMIZE? Even
for the adherents of
Webster I wouldnbt think therebd be many people who spelt it OPTOb
Which leads me to suspect that itbs a CUSTAMYSED command. Check whatbs in it
b is it a copy of an
existing b Kb type
Ron,
By the way b a quick search of UV docs shows there is a NO.OPTIMIZE command
documented in the
SQLUSER.PDF of the UniVerse (pp 3-9) documentation. Apparently it disables the
WHERE optimisation
function. Maybe the developer just got the spelling wrong.
Regards,
Stuart
is potentially binary
then you need to
handle it more delicately with UV as writes, for example, can munge the file.
Also, the potential
size of a file could be an issue.
HTH
Stuart Boydell
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This shows how to post a simple (xml) purchase order to a web service -
response contained
Hmmm, I haven't seen anything like this but the L10 being appended
looks suspiciously like a bad conversion justification that might be
appending to the file name. I would check all the dictionaries involved
in this listing, including @id, @, @select, any 'PH's and any other dict
control items to
Don't know if you can do 30 lines in native Wyse60 - only 24/25 or
42/43. If it's Wyse60 in an emulator (eg.
NetTerm/Accuterm/Wintegrate/DynamicConnect et al) then there may be
other specific calls for the emulator software.
The command to change W60 to 42 lines is: ESC e *
Just wondering how to create a new unix file prefixed with a dot.
I have tried:
openpath b/home/acctb to ff then write x on ff,b.netrcb
However, this creates b ?.netrcb with a question mark. Anyone know what
might be a better way to do this?
Thanks,
Stuart
Thanks - that's what I ended up doing.
Stuart
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Can you explain why it might be a breach of security to write a
standard Unix file to your home directory?
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Angelo,
From within SBServer, you can CALL TU.SESSION.CLOSE() from an exit
verb which will close the session without a dialog.
Or a script:
Script Name: logout_script
Trigger String: script_started
Trigger Response: [exit_session(265)][script_end()]
Assign this
Stuart, you can replicate the slow BASIC verb? If so, what causes
have you identified?
Kevin,
I think it occurs under windows too but can't check at the moment.
Basically (excuse the pun) occurs when there is NO carriage return at the
end of the last line.
On UV/AIX .
in a pc editor
From: Mark Eastwood
I had similar problem once because ... put an extra CR
(carriage-return) after last line of code; caused BASIC to hang.
Original Message-
I have a client running Unidata 5.2 on Windows NT and the BASIC verb
is either taking several
or raid suppression on or source code removed?? Just some random
thoughts.
Stuart Boydell
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This is our first experience with distributed files. While debugging
programs that have selected the whole file I
...It gets even more confusing because I think the guy was actually
talking about UV/Net - He's talking about SELECT performance which
indicates he's talking about the remote file RCP protocol... See the
second or third last para where he refers to UV / Net. Uodotnet
Really? It's redimensioning in common here on UV10, aix, PICK flavour,
no question about it. Exactly for the purpose of a file open
subroutine used in hundreds of programs with hundreds of users... No
complaints. I have even just written a test program which redims a
:
NEXT.POS = DCOUNT(FNAMELIST,@AM) + 1
DIM FVARLIST(NEXT.POS) ;* redimension array on the fly
OPEN b
b
RETURN
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and reliably.
Examples are in the SBClient manual.
Stuart Boydell
I am trying to call an SB+ process from VB6 through Uniobjects. The problem
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b LIST b TOXMLb generates XML that works pretty well with current versions
of Excel (XP/2003).
Stuart
I have used ListB verb on Unidata (manage 2000) I have
created a ListB verb on D3 (by adding a switch to the list
verb) Is this feature on UniVerse?
What it forms is output that is tab
UniObjects.NET. I'm not sure why IBM
don't do this as part of their SDK install...
Cheers,
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Could I suggest you have a look at this program - it might do what you
want:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?URLEncode
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Is this a limitation on I-types in SQL selects?
It would seem so based on your report. What does support have to say?
Seems like... VAR support is next port o' call.
Has anyone come across this problem before and is there a work
around?
I haven't, but I haven't tried
Many thanks.
Cheers,
Stuart
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...
(which are semantically identical queries) need the UniVerse parameter
ALLOWMARKS=1 to work with
Under very specific scenarios, something like this should work. But
if
the string 'COMBO YS' exists more then once, it will only retrieve
the
first value. And the syntax must be very consistent.
1 I
2 INDEX(@RECORD 999,COMBO YS,1);IF @1 0 THEN
@RECORD 999[EMAIL
come across this
problem before and is there a work around?
Alternatively, can someone suggest another way to do this using a single
ReVise statement?
This is on UV10.0.7/AIX, in an SB+ 5.0.4 account at real TCL.
Thanks,
Stuart Boydell
.
However, there may be better handling for this type of synchronous
architecture with BT2006.
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Absolutely! By using a stylesheet you can pretty-print your XML in U2
(see the UniBasic XDOMTransform() function - Google `pretty-print
xml' and you will get a plethora of hints on how to do this).
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Brian,
your apology is graciously accepted ;-) To clear up the
misunderstanding, the conversion and the rules should be consistent
with ICONVing a month name. Use `DMA' instead of `DWA' in the sample
program from my original post and you'll get the gist of it.
Gidday Ray,
UniVerse has always behaved this way; ICONV(n, D) where n is a digit in
the range 1-31 yields a date in January of the current year. It is even
documented (at least in the source code) as doing so. Therefore, and on
this basis, Iconv(n, DW) will ignore the W.
In fact I think
Speaking of ICONV, anyone noticed that `DWx' conversions are fubar.
For example, the `W' token gets ignored on ICONV and you can't
reciprocally ICONV the day name of week as below using DWA. Also
converting oconv/iconv using `DW' (leaving the `A'/'B' off) converts
it by calling the i-trigger
sub from within the transaction to compensate. (Hopefully IBM are
working on that one). That's all I can think of off hand.
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ED DICT FILE REC.COUNT
001 I
002 @RECCOUNT
003
004 Cnt
005 5R
006 S
SORT FILE WITH REC.COUNT 2
N'es pas?
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I haven't explored DC, but I would like some clarification: There is
NO WAY that DC can accept a download from the host, or simply that
it's not supported with the TU... routines?
Just won't TU - it has a reasonable ftp up/download client interface,
kermit
Do you mean something like National Language Support (NLS)
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/25119180.pdf
With NLS mode enabled, you can use UniVerse in various languages and
countries. You can do the following:
- Input data in many character sets (dependent on your local keyboard)
-
I use Dynamic Connect in preference to SBClient. I have NO issues with it
using it against SB+/UV in VT220 mode.
It is less powerful than say, b Nettermb (another well-loved emulator I have
used) but it is free and quite serviceable for the price!
As others have mentioned, it wonbt do SB+
John,
Yep, I think you're probably right about A-types being inherently MV.
According to the documentation I mentioned before (which you read
of-course ;) the S/M in an `A' type dictionary is only relevant to SQL
statements and not Retrieve. So unless your front-end can
John,
If Design Bais is riding on the back of SB+ field definitions then you
may be able to use D/I types. SB+ can be set to create and maintain D
I types by setting DMCONT SB.CONTROL34,1 = 1 ([EMAIL PROTECTED]34,1).
At last look there was a bug in the UV version of SB.FD.S
You can use attribute 4 and 5 of the dictionary (UV System Description
pdf pp5-20 for complete details) or use the Retrieve keywords
MULTIVALUE and SINGLEVALUE at TCL to override default behaviours.
Cheers,
Stuart
Mainly using Nunit for .NET but this is derived from Junit. Highly
recommended *.
http://junit.sourceforge.net/
From: Wendy Smoak
I'd love to hear how you're unit testing your UOJ dependent code.
I had a similar thing happen, we were getting some accented characters
( 7F/127) and the parser would jerk to a halt (sometimes). Our issue
was that the XML was actually written in iso-8859-1 encoding but the
encoding element in the XML said UTF-8 ?xml version=1.0
The purpose of this type of indirection is (or should be) both business and
application related. It's a methodology which helps cohesion (understanding
the problem). I don't see why you should have separate methods for the
business logic from the programming mumbo jumbo.
For example if you pass
SB+ related how? Try posting this to the U2 Users group ... though you
might be better off with an IIS forum.
Goodluck, Stuart
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Anybody ever run into a problem with SB+ being unable to read
directory files, Type 1 19?
No problems here, SB+ 5.0.4/UniVerse 10.0.7/AIX 5.1. Type 1 and Type
19 files, a mixed bag of delimiters (think of a character between 0
and 255 - it's probably been used).
The standalone attribute is unrelated to the encoding attribute and
tells the parser that a DTD is required or not. The attribute is
optional and if you aren't using a DTD, leave it out. If you don't
know what a DTD is then you probably aren't using one - they're a way
Hmmm, encoding problems... that should have been cafe with a
char(233) (e-acute in courier font).
S
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Also, be aware that UniVerse without NLS uses an ISO-8859-1 based
Does anyone know another way to get the header information from the
first 10 or so lines of a vlist? (other than by using a vlist).
Cheers,
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Thanks Gyle, very good stuff.
Stuart
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From your sig I presume you are going to be running under Linux; UV at
least, works under virtualisation, eg VMWare or Xen, to allow many
separate virtual machines running UV on one physical box. We are in
the midst of setting up one single user (or low user count) virtual
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Haven't seen anyone mention vector functions here. Do many people use them?
In situations where you are performing identical operations on every
value in a dynamic array, I rekon vector functions are a more efficient
way of handling multivalues then dcount/loop constructs.
A simple example
Hi Don,
I'm not sure that there's anything non-standard about MS generated
XML. On the whole MS seem to adhere pretty closely to the w3 standards
they helped to write. Are you referring to the xxx:yyy format of the
elements? The issue I think you are finding here is that the
Gidday Kevin,
I don't have any other suggestions; namespace parsing is working fine
here with UV (10.0.7).
Good luck,
Stuart
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We're using the SQLXML IIS interface to update our data warehouse.
This is SQL middleware if you like, but comes with MSSQL-2k.
Nothing to install on UV, we run stock standard UV basic programs
using the Http and XML basic functions to update and retrieve data.
Stuart
What's the value of RESULT?
Is the request POST or GET?
Are you using SSL?
Have you tried increasing the timeout?
Stuart
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RESULT=submitRequest(RHANDLE,6000,,RHEAD,RDATA,RSTAT)
RHEAD, RDATA AND RSTAT are always null (empty).
Any
Seems this post is causing some reading difficulties. An advantage I
find of trimming posts when replying is that I often manage to read
the original post to the very end; ADD notwithstanding... 8-}
Stuart
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SEARCH FILENAME
prompts STRING: and
UV _should_ optimise 2-up secondary index selections (Glenn put a
really good whitepaper on the list about indexes once - I can't find
my copy now), use LIST/EXPLAIN to see if your indices are in use... My
2mil record test file uses 2 indices without a struggle returning a
From universe, I am creating a sequential file which is formatted as
a CSV
[snip]
...does anyone know if it is possible to embed some kind of command
Barry, no, it's not possible in csv, closest is to embed a formula.
However, if your users are on Office 2003, you might
UV is 31 characters - they'd have to be long common names for that to
be the cause of Bob's issue. I was thinking it's more likely that some
interaction between the first and second include and the IF THEN / END
to be the cause or, as someone suggested, there's not enough carriage
Charles,
Is there a reason you don't want to use uvbackup?
The answer to your question about copying is easy but, from your
description it's not an optimal way to achieve what your management
are apparently asking for.
Using COPY will not give your backups ANY
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And the last can swing both ways:
iconv( 20051013, DYMD[4'',2'',2] ) = 13801
The last conversion is also kinda default (at least in uv) :
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Also, see Ray Wurlords
article: http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Date_Conversion_With_
OCONV
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From: Rick Ward
I'm trying to output a nicely formatted date (eg,
Wednesday, Oct 12, 2005), and I've
Michael ,
Yes is the answer, we've be trialling UV (10.1.12)/VMware and also
with SUSE/Xen. Both of which work/play with UV just fine (so far).
We are setting up 'single' user development environments for each
developer and a floating number of test environments. We
Wow, thanks! and caveat heeded.
Vectorally (and RTFM) challenged,
Stuart
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Vectoring (is 'vector' a verb?) is built into TRANS already.
No need to abandon in favour of OCONVS T-correlative.
You can specify a dynamic
I'd say it's more like collecting cigarette butts out of rubbish bins,
wrapping the tobacco in old fish and chip paper and inhaling deeply...
If you're an indigent nicotine addict, it's still satisfying, you get
your hit no matter what and you don't care if anyone tells you
Tony,
I'm interested, why not just use xslt to convert the XML directly into
a U2 string and then pass in the data using uodotnet subroutines. Is
there some advantage in using an extra step of converting to ADO?
Stuart
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It's very easy to
... the next question I'd ask is, can I use an
index?. Yes? External select. No? Internal.
or use the basic SELECTINDEX statement.
Stuart
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Nick,
We do something similar, have a look at COM+ object pooling (google/msdn).
You can start up a configurable number of sessions (setting common) and
call them from managed classes as required. When processing is quiescent
for a set period of time, the sessions will close.
We're using this
Not any of the below but we're using Uodotnet with Com+ object pooling
for web services (via ASP.NET). Quite satisfactory.
Stuart
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cossd
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After looking again, I'm not sure that the UVTMP items suffixes
(capture9xx) relate to the file creation time??? I had a look at
some of ours and had a rethink about how they are generated. They look
like time stamps but don't appear to relate to the creation time of
this?
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Interesting, I think we might be getting flack from a similar thing
occuring with transaction processing. We have processes running from
phantoms that update within a basic transaction (potentially lots of
thesetransactions happening simultaneously). They generate
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Set your email program to send plain text only. Most mail group admin
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Karl
Hey,
Can somebody do something about this please?
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Anyone know how to (neatly) add a trigger to a dictionary?
create trigger blah after insert or update or delete on DICT FILE for each row
calling *blah;
UniVerse/SQL: DICT Unexpected
Apart from maybe creating a temporary voc entry to the D_FILE not sure how to
do this.
Regards,
Stuart
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Well, for raw speed the kludgy i-type index method is faster, however, for
reliability and the ability to know when the trigger was fired (before/after,
update/insert/delete) you will probably need to use the file trigger mechanism.
As someone raised in an issue recently, triggers run in a
Read or update? Doesn't matter, my experience is using SQL XML on SQL 2K.
We use http from UniVerse to update MSSQL with updategrams (an MS term).
It works well, no need to install anything that wasn't already installed.
Works across port 80 /or 443 through our firewalls.
Not as fast as but
and the CONFIG setup
looks the same as the dev machine...
Anyone have any ideas?
UV 10.0.4/Win2k
UV 10.0.7/aix
Cheers,
Stuart Boydell
an exception WITH a
return message for UOJ/UON would also be nice...
Cheers,
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Alternatively, anyone can loginto the UV account using the UV Shell
without any authentication whatsoever.
Please explain, exactly, how do you get to the server desktop to open a shell
command without authenticating?
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This question came up on our SOX audit. Specifically how does UV
authenticate a user to Windows at login time?
U2 hopefully use the standard Windows authentication api. I doubt they would
have use a home-made or otherwise non-standard module as it would probably
break between MS security
I'm interested to know if anyone is using virtual environments to run UV -
eg Virtual PC under Win or LPAR under Aix etc.
We are thinking that this may be a good way to effectively replicate the
live environment for development, testing and training.
If so, what has your experience been? Are
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Thanks, this is sounding more and more promising.
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Ross, I'm not derogating the use of sequential IDs but IIRC, the bloke had
a reason not to use a sequential id counter and wanted an alternative.
The uuid spec states that uuid should cater for time adjustments on the
local clock, hence, shouldn't be vulnerable (Of course, in the real
world,
This sounds good. Do you run multiple instances of UV simultaneously? Any
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Stuart,
I run everything under Virtual PC, including UniVerse.
This allows me to take simple spot saves, and to move my entire
working
environment between PCs without
, the string
will date/time sort either automatically in the aix case or by sorting on
the (4th?,) 3rd, 2nd then 1st parts in the MS case.
Doing a google search on 'uuid primary key' results in alternating for and
against arguments.
Regards,
Stuart Boydell
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Regards,
Stuart Boydell
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So I want a system wide sequential ID not per file. Using time and
looping if the key exists will allow me to do this, as I have down to
milliseconds for the key. However the regular time can be effected
One thing I forgot to mention about using system(99) is that, if for any
reason, the machines clock is adjusted backwards (eg. ntd), there is an
increased probability of duplicate numbers arising. With uuid, this should
be handled by the uuid implimentation.
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We use them. they're good, though slower than i-type pseudo triggers, they
give more flexibility.
Triggers begin a transaction, which you aren't supposed to be able to step
through using a debugger.
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