If you would consider a commercial product, and have a Windows PRO (or better) machine
in the environment, you might consider our WordLynx/ FaxLynx combo.
Invoices, statements, orders etc produced via WORD templates (easy for client to
change, include new graphics etc) and can then be faxed
I personally like this approach...
LOOP
READNEXT ID ELSE EXIT
READV DTE FROM F.MASTER, ID, 5 ELSE CONTINUE
IF DTE LE DEL.DATE ELSE CONTINUE
DELETE F.MASTER, ID
DELETE F.REFERENCE, ID
REPEAT
That's my $0.02 worth. (If that!)
Grant
-Original Message-
F
Group:
My apologies for top-posting this - but for those who have already read 6 other
variations on this code, it would be a pain to page down below the original request,
and for those who have not seen the original request, it would be a pain to have to go
find it.
There are as many good way
I'm honored. Can you convince my clients to allow me to replace their
thousands of GOTO'd programs with this structure. If you think my example
was error prone, you should see the crap I have to support.
mark (uses GOTO's sparingly) johnson
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
T
Perhaps the most glaring problem here is the level of the LOCATE. Since
SPECIAL.PARTS is a value and thus possibly multi-valued, the ,STARTPOS
indicator suggests to the LOCATE to look at the first subvalue of the
value'd. Somehow, especially since STARTPOS isn't previously defined, it
become zero a
All Righty, then! Just for grins, here's an alternative:
SPECIAL.PARTS = SPECIAL.REC<12>
POS = 0
SPECIAL.FROM.QTY.TEMP = 0
REMOVE SPECIAL.PART.NBR FROM SPECIAL.PARTS SETTING MORE.PARTS
POS += 1
IF SPECIAL.PART.NBR = PART.NBR THEN
SPECIAL.FROM.QTY = SPECIAL.REC<14, POS>
IF SPECIA
It looks like you are using SPECIAL and STARTPOS as paired dummy buffers to walk
across the SPECIAL.PARTS, each iteration only searching the "remainder" from where you
left off.
That's a little counter-intuitive :)
Maybe better nomenclature would make that more apparent. Like Startpos and
Gives Mark the "most improved player" award.
Will
In a message dated 3/16/2004 5:07:09 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> LOOP WHILE READNEXT ID DO
>READV DTE FROM F.MASTER, ID, 5 THEN
> IF DTE LE DEL.DATE THEN
> DELETE F.MASTER, ID
> DELE
There can, and usually are, multiple instances of the same part number. What makes a
"row" unique is part number + from qty. Thanks for pointing out the doubling up of
the SPECIAL.FROM.QTY assignment though.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Fitzgerald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesd
Well, the first thing I notice is that your for/next counter, SPECIALPART,
isn't used anywhere... Using LOCATE will search for the PART.NBR in the
whole SPECIAL.PARTS field, so the for/next isn't needed.
Next, I notice that this assignment:
SPECIAL.FROM.QTY=SPECIAL.REC<14,SPECIAL> is duplicated,
Evgenios
Universe 9.5 is *not* qualified on AIX 5 - you should be on 10.0.19 or
10.1.1
It may work - but if you hit issues...
I would recommend that you get an upgrade from your supplier to avoid
possible problems downstream
The matrix is on U2TechConnect at http://www.ibm.com.software/data/u
I'm looking for an algorithm for searching through a group of associated multi-value
fields. The fields are F12 (PartsList), F14 (From Qty) and F16 (Unit Price). I can't
depend on these being in any certain order, just that the associated fields will be in
identical order. What I want to retu
For those who cannot read GOTO's, here's the code expressed goto-less.
LOOP WHILE READNEXT ID DO
READV DTE FROM F.MASTER, ID, 5 THEN
IF DTE LE DEL.DATE THEN
DELETE F.MASTER, ID
DELETE F.REFERENCE, ID
END
END
REPEAT
there you go (to).
- O
I don't know if it runs on D3 or not. Ask Esker Software (U.S.
800-556-4874). We use this product over 2 faxes. We routinely send
between 150 to 300 faxes a day and over 600 at Month-End. I monitor it
with a 'roll-my-own' package I wrote and it seems quite okay so far.
There are NT-based (NTFS req
In a message dated 3/15/2004 9:54:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> 10 READNEXT ID ELSE STOP
>READV DTE FROM F.MASTER, ID, 5 ELSE GOTO 10
>IF DTE GT DEL.DATE THEN GOTO 10
>DELETE F.MASTER, ID
>DELETE F.REFERENCE, ID
>GOTO 10
I count three goto's
So thre
If you're not using transaction logging (TXMODE=0) you can safely ignore this message.
It is the UniVerse transaction logging daemon trying to determine where it should
keep its log files.
If you ARE using transaction logging (TXMODE=1) make sure that you have configured the
logs directory.
--
In a message dated 3/14/2004 6:48:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> You have to HAVE DBA privilege before you can grant DBA privilege. To grant DBA
> privilege to Will.Johnson, you'll need to be logged in as OSP\Administrator (or any
> equivalent
> mapped in UV.LOGIN).
Yes , it is Hydrafax, now superceded by UnimessagePro from www.wordcraft.com
We set up template Word documents, ran it through the fax software to create
'overlay' files. The files from Unidata had embedded lines such as
'[[OVERLAY=PURCHASE]]'
and '[[PHONE=5550456789]]' to tell the fax softwar
We autofax reports from a HP-UX, UV9.5 box.
We print PCL output to an file, merge a form with it, convert it to G3 TIF, and use
sendfax (part of mgetty+sendfax) to do the sending.
mgetty + sendfax - http://www.leo.org/~doering/mgetty/ (GPL licensed)
We use hp2pbm to convert (hp2hifax is part of
since it's runing unix, chances are you can setup hylafax which
will do what is needed., works off the same principle as faxaway
you send an email (locally) and hylafax goes from there. It's
quite configurable.
It's not off the shelf. On Redhat, there is an RPM, then a config
file has be setup.
G
Mark,
The last time I did this (it was quite a few years ago) we used an old PC
running some free (or very cheap) software that acted as a fax gateway. The
software may even have been called 'faxgate'. We created a text file in a
directory the gateway could see, it found the file, set up the fax
What about creating a file with the data, and outsourcing it to be
done by a blast fax provider?
At 100 faxes/day
One provider (not as cheap as bulk faxers...but).
www.faxaway.com
Where you email them in the form of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and the body/document in the email is faxed to the fax#tofaxt
Dear All:
One of my clients, D3, unix Terian Whitebox Pick server (?) would like to have his
system generate roughly 100 faxes per day for invoices and purchase orders.
I would be interested what the off-the-shelf approach would be. He has a US Robotics
Modem connected to a serial port and all
Marco,
Also, you say you are on sb+ 5.4 and sbclient 5.3, we were told to always
have sb+ equal or below sbclient, not at a higher level. This would not
cause your current issue, but could cause you to have unpredictable
results in other applications. Just an FYI.
Thanks!
"Marco Antonio Roj
Marco,
We just had this happen on Monday on Unidata 6.0.8 on AIX 5.1, we were
told to run "udtdiag" to colloect data about the state of Unidata and stop
and restart Unidata. There is no other way. Here is what Unidata support
told us:
"This is very difficult to chase down. Usually associated wi
I have a problem with CLEANUP daemon
We are using UNIDATA 5.2.9 (100 users license) on Windows 2000
our aplication is made with SB+ 5.4, and SBCLIENT 5.3
When the server is restarted, aprox. 25 users can log on
then, when other users try to log on, this message appear in then screen :
The CLEANUP
Our help desk group has an SLA with the business as a whole which describes
the hours of coverage (when they will man the phones), the relative manpower
for given times of the day/week, and some "guarantees" about how quickly
they will process an issue once it's been entered into their computer.
"
Not really.
MTBF means "it'll run for 10 minutes without falling over". SLA can mean
anything. If I was an office manager, I might well say (indeed, it's
pretty much our internal SLA) that our systems will be guaranteed
available between 8am and 6pm. So I can have 14 hours downtime a day,
and stil
So what does "Service Level Agreement Metrics" or "Operational Level
Agreement Metrics" mean.
Is this the new MTBF, ie Mean Time Between Failures.
thanks.
- Original Message -
From: "Ross Ferris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "U2 Users Discussion List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 15
After installing universe 9.5.1 and run the command:
bin/uv -admin -stop
I got the following errors:
Unable to read LOGS.DIR entry from D_UV_LOGS.
Unable to open uvdrlogd Daemon info file.
Unable to locate UVDR log directory.
I tried again start and stop but the error remains.
Do
But doesn't DEP.SUP have two Ps in it? :-)
Cheers,
Wol
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Nick Southwell
Sent: 16 March 2004 10:40
To: U2 Users Discussion List
Subject: RE: Suppressing detail in UniObjects command
Thanks go to Tony and Stua
Thanks go to Tony and Stuart who both figured it out.
DEP.SUP with one P did the trick, ID.SUPP with the two
P's seems to work fine too. Many thanks to everyone who
pointed me in the right direction.
Until next time
Cheers
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Tony Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
And replying to Scott's post to say "thanks for the compliment", but
I've just had another idea ...
How many fields are you using for your select on the master file?
ESPECIALLY if it's just the date, trans that across to your secondary
file, and index it! If it's more than one field, try and work
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