Hello all. With the new error tooltips in 1.2.0, many of the programs I'm viewing show numerous error for Undefined Functions. Is there a way to turn off these specific errors, or is the intention for ...
Hi Robert, We didn't recognize the such kind of function call correctly. I will create a ticket to track this issue. Thanks
Hello all. I'm really enjoying the flexibility of using the custom.json to define a brief description and even the signature for our programs, and I'm curious if this could feasibly be expanded to include ...
Thanks, everybody! For what it's worth, I did read the RFC and do a bit of web searching before posting here. That's why it was a forum post and not a bug filing :-) The "external service" is indeed my ...
Hi John, Yes, BASIC's CallHTTP submitRequest function ignores the payload if the HTTP verb is DELETE. And this is for the reasons that Aaron mentioned in his answer - namely that the RFC for HTTP 1.1 has ...
Hello all When attempting to call a subroutine from a named variable, MVVS shows the @ variable as a "Referenced undefined function" error. PROGRAM_NAME = "TEST.SUBROUTINE" CALL @PROGRAM_NAME(PARAM) Is ...
I cant confirm this expected but its not at all surprising if it is the case. I've seen this behaviour of HTTP clients on different platforms, I've also seen web servers which ignore the request body for ...
Hi, I'm on UniVerse 11.1.9 running on Linux. My question is about the CallHTTP function, submitRequest(). I'm using code like the below to communicate with an external web service. result = createRequest(PROXY.URL,http_method,request_handle) ...
Hi, What you can do is develop a script around the following commands: Using listuser from shell shows you the users logged in. You can parse each logged in users name and pid: [root@precom3vudt01 / ] ...
Kathleen, You could always use Python. You will need to import the psutil module. The following is a manual example. 1. First get the pid: :listuser Licensed(UDT+CP)/Effective Udt Sql iPhtm Pooled Total ...
Hi Kathleen: I use Universe version 11.3.1 Which has a command called LISTUSER and it shows the user#, PID, UserName, Type, Account and LogonTime. I created a UVBasic program that extends that command ...
From the TCL Command prompt enter WHO WHAT WHERE This should have the information you are looking for. Kathleené M Hunter Resolution Provider LLC
Hi Michael, The new password length requirement is for added best security practices in the more modern web application. It's hard-set to minimum 6 characters in length, and can't be changed in any configuration ...
I am trying to add new users to my Rocket TE 10 environment, and it is forcing me to use passwords at least 6 characters long. Existing users migrated from version 7 are not formatted that way, and my ...
Kathleen, I don't believe there is a specific command for that. I use UniVerse, but I think this should work. You can change the data displayed. CALL !GET.USERS(UV.USERS,MAX.USERS,SYS.USERS,USER.INFO,CODE) ...
Try something like this (you may have to adjust syntax for Linux - I'm more familiar with AIX): find /uvdata/accountname -depth -inum 123456789 and it should return the full path to the file with that ...
I can get the inode but don't see how to find the inode number for a given file. I already know the name of the file, just not the extended path name... How can I get the inode of a given file? That may ...
In UniVerse, I use the LIST.READU command in UV (or the smat -r command at Unix), and then use the inode in the listing to determine the file with various unix commands. I don't know the command to list ...
The where command does not have parameters to use on others. To be more clear I am attempting to say which account a given record is locked. We have a mirrrored system and need to know if a given record ...
You could create a script to access fuser VOC in the account and back track each PID to the users listed, take a bit though. root@prod:/prod/apps/KMC> fuser VOC VOC: 14680180 14811358 14876692 15794404 ...