But, but ...
I was taught since grade school that all important discoveries and
inventions were made by (mostly) Americans in (always) America.
Could it be otherwise? This understanding of our accomplishments and yes,
even destiny, has underpinned our unparalleled prominence on the World
Stage.
Hi Ron
The difficulty of getting reconnection with the server is a problem that
went away with Win2000. If I remember NT4 still does a lot with netbui
for this, although I don't think xp has netbui installed by default.
With the overhead cranes, you should be able to get shielded cable that
shou
Kevin and everyone else,
I'm collecting resource links for the MV Community. I'll add the SB+
group to the list I keep at the end of the MV Calendar I do for Database
Trends, and on the one I'm doing for the U2UG.org folks. If you know of
any other links like this, please share with me so I c
Ken,
It may be the use of language. Your last sentence lost something
important, the words "non-stop". "I think most non-yanks would have
known that Alcock and Brown's was the first <> crossing of the
Atlantic by air."
Alcock and Brown flew by air from Newfoundland to Ireland for the Daily
Mail
Hi Michael
The only thing I can think of is to restrict Access to Universe for this
account, so that they cannot write, update or delete for this user
group.
Create Subroutines that have this access writes to write & Delete by
using the Authorization statement in the code, which allows you to giv
A Welshman flew a 'plane in the reign of the emperor Tiberius - you can see
the evidence yourself - there's a coin with a primitive 'plane on it and the
date on the coin says (in Roman numerals naturally) "TIBERIVS IMPERATOR" and
on the obverse "LXVI B.C."
Regards
JayJAy
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Pardon my resurrecting an old topic (see discussions on 1/9/04), but under the idea of
looking at users sessions and controlling them, has anyone used Tandem in Unidata
6.0.X? What do you think? How difficult to set up is it?
Anything you can add would be awesome.
TIA
Debra
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u2-users maili
Hi Keith,
I don't know if you knew about SB Solutions group.
To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sbsolutions/
I think if you email Kevin King at [EMAIL PROTECTED] , it might help.
Hope this information helps
Priya
Priya Gurumurthy 615
Jim,
The bookstore point of sale is also runnning on pick (mvBase):)
There are only 10 people in the world who understand binary.
George Smith
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> Can someone tell me why I need
> INSERT INTO test([field1], field2
> instead of
> INSERT INTO test(field1, field2
Brackets are required around field and file names if they contain spaces or
other non-alphanumeric characters.
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
http://www.wcs-corp
[snip]
A customer has asked how he could implement some stringent security on the
'unirpc' services. In particular, he wants to only allow certain 'Requests'
(like the 'Subroutine' method, etc.) from any users out there writing
UniVerse Objects front-ends.
[snip]
Overall, I think, like the other
The Russians flew an aircraft in 1857!
No no the Japanese had one flying in 1831!
So? The Chinese flew one in 731
In a message dated 3/26/2004 9:10:14 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> I knew this!!! I believe there was also a New Zealander, Richard Pearce,
> who is eye w
OK thanks for the heads up on using SQL INSERT and UPDATE instead of ADO Recordsets
and also using the Prepared property. That made my program run about 7 times faster.
Can someone tell me why I need
INSERT INTO test([field1], field2
instead of
INSERT INTO test(field1, field2
in other
I have noted with interest the high level of conversations that occur here and
appreciate the
depth of knowledge contributed by those of you who are consultants, Guru's and Lovers
of MV.
I commend you all and thank you as well.
Just want to share some experiences with you all. You may apprecia
I have to disagree. We are running Norton Corporate edition on our UV
server (Win2k3). No impact whatsoever. It does, however, keep viruses from
utilizing certain open ports we have for communication with remote
locations. I have been working with UV Servers for well over 10 years, and
you will
The group is sbsolutions @ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sbsolutions. We're
alive and well and always open to new members.
--Kevin
Moderator, SBSolutions
http://www.PrecisOnline.com
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Behalf Of Jim Garratt
> Sent: T
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From: "Ray Buchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'U2 Users Discussion List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 10:47 AM
Subject: [OT] Access Denied Continued
> Earlier this week I posted a message about getting an access denied
message
> when printing t
I knew this!!! I believe there was also a New Zealander, Richard Pearce,
who is eye witnessed to have flown in March 1903. Check out:
http://www.nzedge.com/heroes/pearse.html
At 03:02 AM 03/26/2004, you wrote:
Did you know the Americans weren't even the first to build a successful
aeroplane?
T
Keith,
I'm expensive, true :) -- but PRC isn't that expensive!
(WARNING: Sales pitch mode:on)
When you are considering this age-old build-or-buy scenario, remember the
age-old arguments. What you build will be a first-shot, rel 1.0 of a
solution. It will take you time to figure out what and ho
I use UOJ Not sure if the same approach can be done with Uniobjects.
But an idea that jumps to mind is to provide your developers with a suite of
classes other than the Uniobjects. In other words, put an abstract layer
around uniobjects that provides just the functionality you are going to
all
Sounds like a pretty stupid idea to me.
Shut down unirpc and write something else instead.
Best option - buy redback and restrict access to the RBO designer. Then they
can only use the objects and their properties published.
Brian
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[E
LOL, thank you gentlemen you are all scholars, because of your sage advice I
have cut my estimated time to do a clear down from an estimated 45 days (of
8 hours) to 4 hours.
The version of Unidata I use assumes the "R" option if no third parameter is
given to the TRIM function.
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This all sounds like an overkill. If you didn't want users / developers to
do this, why would you want them to have access to the said server? I'm sure
there is more to this, no?
Furthermore, it would had overhead to the interface. Patching or
intercepting calls to the UniRPC or servers it starts
Look at BY.EXP. It returns a select list of "keys" separated by @FMs,
each "key" being "@ID @VM FIELD.VALUE". You'll need to manipulate it
yourself converting @VMs to *s if that's the way you want it.
Cheers,
Wol
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On Beha
Did you know the Americans weren't even the first to build a successful
aeroplane?
The first aircraft built that flew successfully (note my strange word
order :-) was built in 1896, in England.
Unfortunately, it had to be rebuilt, and the first successful flight was
(iirc) 1912.
Cheers,
Wol
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