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For Q4, iirc.

You can find the uv and uvsh commands documented in the UniVerse System Description manual.

Since UniVerse is a database, the tables in it are primarily those that its users create. There are a few "system tables", which you will find mainly documented in the Administering UniVerse manual.

Are you using the same login ID as the one with which you installed MetaStage? If not, can you try that one?

... which is functionally equivalent to SQL
which you could execute, if the source is a file, via the ODBC driver for text files.

There are many other solutions for this particular problem.

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Unable to open ODBC trace file
This is highly unlikely to have been generated in a Routine unless that routine was using BCI function calls to connect to a database via ODBC.

You need to connect via telnet to your (Windows) server machine, and specify the project that you want to use. When the ">" prompt appears, type DS.TOOLS to invoke the menu. One of the menu options allows you to rebuild the repository indexes. Before using this you should be sure that no-one else is...

There is another routine in my most recent report for your site which can load the purge settings for existing jobs that don't have them. If no-one else has this routine you can obtain a copy from Rajiv Gupta. Someone at your site could easily adapt these routines to scan through your job logs to fi...

Show us the initialization and derivation expressions for your stage variables. You should be able to do this fairly easily, given that your data are sorted. svSeenAlready InLink.columnname <= svPrevValue And @INROWNUM <> 1 svPrevValue InLink.columnname The stage variables must be evaluated in that ...

Arun is at a site that has the 5.2 bug where auto-purge isn't propagated into newly-created jobs. Probably the easiest way is to create a routine or script that retrieves the oldest message in the log file and obtains the timestamp from that entry. FUNCTION OldestEntryTimeStamp(JobNo) Ans = ...

Your previous description of your job made no mention of three sequential files. If it had, we could probably have resolved the issue more quickly. [To everyone] It is vital that you describe accurately and as completely as possible any error messages and job designs when asked. Otherwise diagnosis ...

It is possible, with a number of severe restrictions, to use server job components in parallel jobs. Read about these in the Parallel Job Developer's Guide (the size of this manual will give you a strong hint about the learning curve). The two products ARE totally different, with only a small overla...

Purge the log files of old entries on a regular basis. Enable auto-purge wherever possible. Create job designs that don't generate warnings or unnecessary informational messages. Periodically (ideally after purging), compress the internal space in the hashed files using the command RESIZE RT_LOGnnn ...

Any statement beginning with an asterisk is a comment. Comments do not generate executable code.

The notation [1.0.2] refer to versions of the code as recorded in the history block at the top of the code, which you elected not to re-post. I always mark changes to code in this way.

You have specified the complete list of server job exit codes, which can be found in DSINCLUDE/JOBCONTROL.H in your project directory. At the moment I do not have access to a machine with Parallel Extender installed, so can only suggest that you check header files in DSINCLUDE and, possibly, the Par...

From the HELP. Use the PRECISION statement to control the maximum number of decimal places that are output when the system converts a numeric value from internal binary format to a character string value. PRECISION expression Note that this is a declaration, not an assignment statement. There is no ...