Good code. What (TF) is that and how does that relate to a statements
inclusion in a manual or not?
Explain yourself and - the rules for you are - don't peek in a
dictionary or use an electronic grammar or spell checker. ;-)
Stuart Boydell
Hi Stuart.
Ignoring all dictionary and thesaurus
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I felt the same way with that part of the test. I have never seen a need
for some of the conversion codes
Yeah - I remember thinking on some of those conversion questions that I
did not really know what they did - when it comes to strange or complex
conversions like that I just get the manual out. It is certainly not
something one does every day.
Symeon.
Exactly the point I was making - if
- well there are
thousands of them
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Sent: 26 November 2007 10:23
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Yeah - I remember thinking
Good code. What (TF) is that and how does that relate to a statements
inclusion in a manual or not?
Explain yourself and - the rules for you are - don't peek in a
dictionary or use an electronic grammar or spell checker. ;-)
Stuart Boydell
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Yeah - I remember thinking
Oh yeah, what Certification ? If any exists, I haven't stumbled upon
it.
Mark Johnson
Go to http://www-03.ibm.com/certify/tests/test_index_bd.shtml#0
If you look down the page you will see the list of certifications IBM
has available for U2, just under the Informix certifications, there are
6,
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Go to http://www-03.ibm.com/certify/tests/test_index_bd.shtml#0
If you look down the page you will see the list of certifications
IBM
has available for U2, just under the Informix certifications, there
are
6
Go to http://www-03.ibm.com/certify/tests/test_index_bd.shtml#0
If you look down the page you will see the list of certifications IBM
has available for U2, just under the Informix certifications, there are
6, 5 for UniData and UniVerse Administration and 1 for U2 Family
Application Development.
or the conferences free of charge. Otherwise, I believe they
are available at any time for a charge.
Jerry
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From: MAJ Programming [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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: Thursday, November 22, 2007 1:56 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] OCONV Extraction Question - Good Practice
Using FMT forces correct syntax use. Having the trailing formatting
characters, can cause all kinds of issues with small typos in the code
(especially when the compiler just takes it all in it's stride
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Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 10:00 AM
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I don't like it. I've been in the language for over 25 years and have
passed the certification a couple of times and when I looked at this I
was scratching my head for a while. Obviously you
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From: Susan Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Also, according to the UniBasic Reference Manual, The FMT function can
produce different results based on the BASICTYPE setting
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I gotta ask. How is it a disaster waiting to happen.
This 'best practices' exercise may die an early death with such
unauthorized conclusions. How are you judging the CRT example as
'disasterous'.
Mark Johnson
.
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Oddly enough, to make things more interesting, I would have coded it
this
way:
CRT VAR1R0#6: :VAR2
(VAR3,MD4),R#14)
The old method is a disaster waiting to happen.
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Here begins the voting for differences.
I actually do
: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 3:14 PM
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Adrian:
I'm not sure about the disaster part. We've moved from D3 to Unidata (a
trying
experience) and the string handling seems to work fine. We have code
like:
CRT OCONV(VAR1, 'MD0') R(#06) :
CRT
: RE: [U2] OCONV Extraction Question - Good Practice
The problem of printing non-atomic data gets worse when doing reports with
tables, that is, long lines with several variables. Consider the
following
remedy. The alternative is a nightmare.
--Bill
Speaking of mis-used commands and side
to happen.
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Here begins the voting for differences.
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