Everybody,
The Spectrum show was small (200-ish) but very active. I got to
spend time with Janet Oswald and Adam Van Beek (both of whom are IBM
people who have commited time to the new international U2 User's group).
Both my booth (Key Ally/Moose Enterprises) and the IBM booth gave out
U2UG.
This is a similar issue with the LOCATE and understanding what level it's
trying to locate in.
For example, let's say you just read in a REC that has attributes, values
and sub values.
If one of the attributes may contain the value "FRED" then the reference for
REC would be:
LOCATE "FRED" IN REC
The reason that the following line does not work is this:
LOCATE V.DATES IN X.DATE.LIST<1,1> BY "AR" SETTING LOC ELSE
You are telling it to locate V.DATES in X.DATE.LIST attribute 1, multivalue 1,
but you are doing your insert in multivalue 2 then multivalue 3. If you switch
your code to what R
Suggestion in place.
I didn't look/test the second locate. But you'll probably have the same
problem.
Hope this helps.
Roger Glenfield
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Hi!
I am trying to accomplish the following
1) Build a header for all possible dates for a person with certain data in it. e.g.
one person might have 3 dates where they had activity but another person might have 5
dates with activity, but I want the header to have all possible dates with act
UV (HPUX 11i, UV10.0.16) allows you to supposedly activate / deactivate
a distributed file, i.e., the top level conglomerate structure, but I
*think* the action is totally superfluous; that is, you must activate
/ deactivate each partfile independently.
I *think* acting on the type-27 distribut
If you are the owner of all of these print jobs type SP.EDIT (MD
If you are not the owner of all the jobs, log in as administrator
and type SP.EDIT (UMD
If entry are present in the spool file that you do not want to delete
the user the spooler id number with the command:
SP.EDIT 01200 (MD
Ron Wh
Karl L Pearson wrote:
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
First, I'm unable to "kill" the Entrys in SP.EDIT.There is a bunch of
crap we don't need (about 15 entries spooled)
I read on the syntax of the SP.EDIT command but I must have it wrong.
>SP.EDIT 01200 MD
>Entry # 01200 : Is Ready to Output.
It doesn't delete it but just shows it Ready again.
Ah yes, RAID :-(
Unfortunately you have to get the program into BEBUG state before you can
start the process of profiling, then enter a "$" or "#" at the ever-popular
user-friendly "::" prompt, then "C", then when the program executes a "STOP"
it goes back to "::" again and you have to enter "C"
HENDERSON MICHAEL MR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/19/2004
02:46:32 PM:
> >
> > Piece of cake! Compile and run with the -G option.
>
> Pity that's a UniData-only feature.
> It'd be really nice to have the same functionality in UniVerse as well!
You'll get no argument from me. I optimize
Mike,
UniVerse does have some capabilities you may have forgotten about. Using
RAID, you can generate program/subroutine timings (#) and instruction
counting ($). Take a look at the RAID information in the BASIC book to see
if they help.
Regards,
LeRoy F. Dreyfuss
Advanced Technical Service
Tim,
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[snip]
>
> Piece of cake! Compile and run with the -G option.
Pity that's
It was easier to document than I thought...
1) Decide what program(s) to 'profile':
You would probably only profile the header program FIRST, then see
what called subroutines are taking a while in total, then switch your
profiling to THAT subroutine only. The profiler generates A LOT of da
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http://www.pickwiki.com
Anyone can edit any of the pages or add new ones. Just
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I'll do it before the weekend is over... It's *very* cool, and useful too -
what a great combo!
DW
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Subject: RE: Unidata "Flash
Whats the Wiki??
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David Wolverton wrote:
> if you
> compile a routine with UniData's Profiler Option 'on', the really
> interesting thing is that you can see where the system is
> spending a lot of
> time, or doing a lot of recursion - you can see clo
Wendy Smoak wrote on 03/19/2004 11:49:02 AM:
> David Wolverton wrote:
> > if you
> > compile a routine with UniData's Profiler Option 'on', the really
> > interesting thing is that you can see where the system is
> > spending a lot of
> > time, or doing a lot of recursion - you can see clock
I'd be interested in this, too. It sounds very useful.
Thanks to you both!
Dave
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Would you be willing to post a HOWTO? Where do you set this option,
what does the output look like? This sounds very interesting but is yet
another thing that would
Good thought. I haven't, but it's a good way to go. I'll let you know what I find.
Thanks,
Dave
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Have you (can you) examined the Schedule1 table to verify that the
corruption is occurring between Schedule1 and SCHED_DATA and not between
screen a
David Wolverton wrote:
> if you
> compile a routine with UniData's Profiler Option 'on', the really
> interesting thing is that you can see where the system is
> spending a lot of
> time, or doing a lot of recursion - you can see clock time
> spent, CPU time
> spent, and number of times the subro
Dave,
Have you (can you) examined the Schedule1 table to verify that the
corruption is occurring between Schedule1 and SCHED_DATA and not between
screen and Schedule1 ?
just a straw to clutch at ;-)
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No - there's no additional compile step I'm aware of...
You're forced to use 'best practices' to optimize a program - but if you
compile a routine with UniData's Profiler Option 'on', the really
interesting thing is that you can see where the system is spending a lot of
time, or doing a lot of rec
Are these internal in the UniObjects interface? I haven't encountered them before.
- Dave
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Subject: RE: Crazy intermittent problem. Need
A few weeks ago, we upgraded to Unidata 6.0. Since then, we are getting
several defunct processes. The pattern is the same every week.
We stop/start unidata on Sunday. On every other night, we only
pause/resume. Since we upgraded, on Thursday and Friday of each week,
several dozen processes g
Hi, and thanks for the assistance.
> Timothy Snyder wrote:
> I'm just trying to isolate whether the problem with your program is in the update or
> display routine.
Sorry that I didn't explain this better.
What I'm actually seeing is that everything on the screen looks fine. I'll move a few
S
Has anyone here worked with the RFID readers?
We are looking to track attendance at meetings.
Options are Barcoded badges, Mag stripe Cards - both require action
to scan.
I was wondering if RFID might be an option. To imbed a RF tag on a
badge, which when walking past a RFID reader would sense
Dave Tabor wrote on 03/19/2004 09:39:29 AM:
> Yes the records are being stored erroneously. I don't actually
> notice the problem until the data is read when opening the program
> the second time.
It sounds like you're basing this on the way your program is displaying
things. Have you loo
streamwriter and textwriter are .Net objects used to write "stuff" to files. I've
encountered some interesting issues when I forgot to flush them
Don Kibbey
Financial Systems Manager
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP
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Hi,
I'm us
Does Unidata have an option similar to D3 that enables one to "Flashcompile"
a basic program into native machine code?
I have a program that I need to squeeze the optimal performance out of..
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Yes the records are being stored erroneously. I don't actually notice the problem
until the data is read when opening the program the second time.
My session is opened and closed each time that reading and writing is done. Normally,
the connection is closed.
I'm basically doing this:
1) Sele
Hi,
I'm using UniObjects to write the data, too, using SchedFile.Write(). I've posted
some code in my last note.
I haven't heard of the streamwriter and/or textwriter objects. Could you please tell
me more?
Thanks,
Dave
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Don't remind me :-) Our first office computer was a 25/30 (a 300
chassis with a 250 cpu board). Great machine, but the same size as
todays big domestic freezers and that didn't even include the disk
drives ... 116Mb :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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