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> here's the .? from an mvBASE system:
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> .L LIST COMMANDS
> .Ln,m wil
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Earlier on, the moderator mentioned to take the history portion of this
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In a message dated 11/11/2004 2:12:18 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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In a message dated 11/11/2004 2:12:18 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I'm puzzled. How do you run mvBase outside of Windows?
> I'm not questioning your answer, I'd just like to give it a try.
MvBase can run on any platform that you write the appropriate interface for.
It is
I never knew that multiple SELECTS were so popular. I truly have not run
into them before except at my doing.
Mark.
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> here's the .? from an mvBASE system:
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> >.?
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> .L LIST COMMANDS
> .Ln,m will list n stored TCL c
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With one exception, I agree with Charlie. Just because the hardware
speeds allow us to write crap doesn't mean we should. There is, of
course, a limit to cycle
With one exception, I agree with Charlie. Just because the hardware
speeds allow us to write crap doesn't mean we should. There is, of
course, a limit to cycle-tweaking. I am not going to spend my time
looking for the fastest way to prepend a floating dollar sign, for
example. If I have a case
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I can't imagine anyone on this forum having to break up this sentence
likewise on the current platforms. On this client&
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here's the .? from an mvBASE system:
>.?
.L LIST COMMANDS
.Ln,m will list n stored TCL commands starting wit
20) and I spend more time
finding the previous statement that it would take typing it.
just asking.
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I'm not in front of an MvBase system, but try ".?" to see a list of the
"." commands. I don't remember the command, but
f Mark Johnson
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Since we're on MVBase I have a bone to Pick (no pun intended).
Is there any upgrade to their command stacker. It's pathetic, especially
since it retains every executable state
erent platforms and environments I have never seen a
SELECT statement broken up.
Thanks.
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> Just because we have a quadril
Just because we have a quadrillion microseconds to play with, instead of a
50 millisecond timeslice, doesn't mean we have to waste them. A few moments to
consider performance, done once in the development cycle, will pay benefits
every time a more efficient program is run. I have to believe t
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"I corrected myself to say "CAN MvBase run as the ONLY O/S, whether or not
it's running in a VM"
I gather from Brian's last post that it can't .."
Then you'd be incorrect.
MvBase is the direct desce
e
previous statement that it would take typing it.
just asking.
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> > Ultimate, where
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> I can't imagine anyone on this forum having to break up this sentence
> likewise on the current pla
Once again. Please move the history lesson to u2-community.
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"I corrected myself to say "CAN MvBase run as the ONLY O/S, whether or not
it's running in a VM"
I gather from Brian's last post that it can't .."
Then you'd be incorrect.
MvBase is the direct descendent of the Adds Mentor.
Imho the "guts" of the system didn't change, merely some issues like the
> Ultimate, where Ult ran "NATIVE" under it's own virtal machine ..
> If you make an exception for Ult on VM, then you make the exact identical
> exception for MvBase on Windows.
I corrected myself to say "CAN MvBase run as the ONLY O/S, whether or not
it's running in a VM"
I gather from Brian's
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> I'm not familiar with MvBase, but I meant when PICK was the ONLY O/S on the
> box, and the kernel was a PICK kernel .. I grew up on Ultimate
> (Tech-Support, actually), so you can understand my model ..
>
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> Before there was this new fangled Universe and Unidata, PICK was a platform
> independent os/database. It used to run on a variety of platforms from big
> IBM mainframes all the way down to small minicomput
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I can't imagine anyone on this forum having to break up this sentence
likewise on the current platforms. On this client's older MCD, it truly
makes a difference.
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Ah, Mark..I do this all the time for the performance reasons mentioned
:)
> Are anyone's query processor capable of breaking up an ANDed request and not
> try test #2 if test #1 fails. Just wondering.
It's my understanding that the UniVerse query processor works in this way. Not
sure if it still does so if the NO.OPTIMIZE keyword is used, however.
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of breaking up an
ANDed request and not try test #2 if test #1 fails. Just wondering.
My 1 cent.
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Gang,
Since this has become a history lesson, let's please move it to
u2-Community, Okay?
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>Hi Sean,
>
>Before there was this new fangled Universe and Unidata, PICK was a platform
>independent os/database. It used to run on a variety
e language being referred to...
hth,
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Burwell,
>Actually, I guess what I really mean is CAN MvBase run as the ONLY O/S,
whether or not it's running in a virtual environment ..
No, it's a windows executable.
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> Ok, so I'm a geek. What can I say? :)
And for all of the rest of the geeks out there, try this links out:
http://www.256b.com/
There was another link out there about making the smalles possible LINUX
executable - comparing the size of one generated with a C-compiler vs an
NASM compiler vs bu
virtual environment ..
-Chuck
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"Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix (or whateve
All this reminiscing :->
In college, I learned Control Data Corp's Cyber Assembly - final exam was
to translate a bit of code to octal. I must admit that I probably learned
more fundamentals of computational theory in that class than any other.
I also for several years had to program in assemble
Thought it compiled to the Pick virtual machine?
Steve Wagner
At 06:56 PM 11/5/04 -0500, you wrote:
"Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix (or whatever) .."
Pick STILL runs "native" in the MvBase implementation. If you call it
that. It uses the same concepts of workspace, modes, and AB
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> Assembly isn't that bad. I programmed in COBAL and Assembly on GE115s and
> the assembly language programming was not that hard.
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> Pick *has* an assembly language???!!!
Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix (or whatever) ..
And some of us even programmed in it ..
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him at Pantone.
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> Don't laugh at this, but could anybody use a contractor who knows PICK
Assembler
> language?
> Larry Okeson VP
> Software Search Atlanta
> 800-949-5423
> [E
"Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix (or whatever) .."
Pick STILL runs "native" in the MvBase implementation. If you call
it that. It uses the same concepts of workspace, modes, and ABS
frames and I'm sure it's the same "assembler", read
pseudo-assembler. Doesn't actually compile
"Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix (or whatever) .."
Pick STILL runs "native" in the MvBase implementation. If you call it that. It uses
the same concepts of workspace, modes, and ABS frames and I'm sure it's the same
"assembler", read pseudo-assembler. Doesn't actually compile
ed. I'll
put them up on eBay if there's interest.
Glen
http://picksource.com
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>> Pick *has* an assembly
Gosh
That's a (FAR R15,0) time ago
READX R15,0
BSL WRITOB
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I learned assembly on the IBM 370. Took two whole years of it.
What a waste of time...never used it once.
My teache
they complicate the plumbing
the easier it is to stop up the drain"
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> Pick *has* an assembly language???!!!
Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix
> Pick *has* an assembly language???!!!
Back when PICK ran native instead of under Unix (or whatever) ..
And some of us even programmed in it ..
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Pick *has* an assembly language???!!!
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What is Pick Assembler Language?
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Maybe Dave Miller from NJ
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This is really a guess, but maybe the folks at www.ossfl.com
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The only guy I know and do not know if he still uses it is
Al Peacock in South Florida.
grs
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