Universe supports the ENUM command that does the same thing as adding our
favorite CNT I-descriptor to the dictionary or VOC. It is always available
without editting dictionaries or vocs. It does add a column to the output.
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ENUM works with multivalues too.
Here is an example, again using a file everyone should know, Pick
Flavour NEWACC (NEWACC is used to build VOCs for new accounts) verbs
have multivalues in <8>.
The following shows how many NEWACC verbs allow the various ...-SUPP
keywords.
F8.MV is a D-item with <6>
No one mentioned the ENUM keyword?
Here is an example using a file everyone knows:
>SORT VOC BY TYPE SAMPLE 10 ID.SUP BREAK.ON TYPE ENUM @ID
TYPE VOC.
K=<
K=>
K><
K>=
** 4
VCLEAR.LOCKS
VDIVX
VHASH.TEST
VMENU.DOC
VT.LOAD
** 5
XQUIT.KEY
**
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Subject: Re: [U2] TCL beginner
I use a TCL command that I created called COUNTER. It requires the dict
item in the file called COUNTER that represents the value 1.
At tcl type
COUNTER CUSTOMER STATE
The proc goes like this:
PQN
HSORT
A2
H BY
A3
H BREAK-ON
A3
H TO
I use a TCL command that I created called COUNTER. It requires the dict item
in the file called COUNTER that represents the value 1.
At tcl type
COUNTER CUSTOMER STATE
The proc goes like this:
PQN
HSORT
A2
H BY
A3
H BREAK-ON
A3
H TOTAL COUNTER DET-SUPP
P
I use this quite extensively for this exac
If F40 is mv'd change the BY to BY.EXP; everything else should be
fine.
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is case I think it should work.
Amazing that Dataflo has the same F-stuff that M2K has. Wonder who copied
who?!!
Allen
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Hmmm...
I looked a little closer & noticed that all the bogus values were for old
files which may or may not have had correct values entered.
I modified the TCL to this:
LIST RMA WITH F41 = "Y" AND WITH F40 = "1028" "1029" "1030" "1031" "1032"
"1033" "1034" "1035" BY F40 BREAK-ON F40 TOTAL Z_RMA_C
>Assume you called it One<
I called it Z_RMA_CNT.
I also had to change the words a little because of my flavor I think.
LIST RMA BY F40 BREAK-ON F40 TOTAL Z_RMA_CNT ID-SUPP DET-SUPP
Anyway, I'm getting wierd results.
Could it be because F40 is a MV field?
COMMENT Z_RMA_CNT
Hi Bruce -
SORT RMA BY F40 BREAK.ON F40 TOTAL EVAL"1" DET.DUP
Jim
--- Bruce Ordway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got Dataflo running on Unidata 5.2.
> I know just enough TCL to be dangerous.
>
> Anyway I've been struggling this afternoon withg something I thought would
> be simpl
SORT RMA BY F40 BREAK.ON F40 TOTAL CNT (ID
This assumes you have a CNT field in your VOC, defined as:
001 V
002 1
003
004
005 10R
006 R
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Hi Bruce,
First, create a dictionary that is an I descriptor and just give it a value
of 1.
Assume you called it One
Then:
LIST RMA BY F40 BREAK.ON F40 TOTAL One ID.SUP DET.SUP
Should do it!
btw, are you a Manage-2000 client? I noticed the F40 convention which is
standard for files on M2K.
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