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Rocket® UniVerse, the most popular MultiValue application platform, is a fast, flexible data server for developing enterprise apps. Additional information can be found on the Rocket UniVerse home page.

Rocket® UniData is a best-in-class MultiValue application platform, for scalable business apps that can evolve as needs change. Product information and additional resources can be found on the Rocket UniData home page

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Latest Discussion Posts

UniVerse version 11.3.3 now available

By: Rocket Business Connect , 20 days ago

Posted in: Rocket U2 | UniVerse & UniData

UniVerse version 11.3.3 has been released on May 31 2021 for the below platforms/versions: AIX POWER 7.1, 7.2 Amazon Linux 2 CentOS 7, 8 HP/UX ITANIUM 11.31 Oracle Enterprise Linux x86 7, 8 ...
RE: UniVerse: Has anyone ever tuned OPTMEM?

By: Gregor Scott , 9 hours ago

Posted in: Rocket U2 | UniVerse & UniData

UV 11.3 did change the default value for OPTMEM from 64 to 256, so there must be some value in having a larger workspace. Has anyone gone beyond 256 as a setting, I wonder? ------------------------------ Gregor Scott Software Architect Pentana Solutions ...
RE: UniVerse: Has anyone ever tuned SCRMIN, SCRMAX ...

By: Gregor Scott , 9 hours ago

Posted in: Rocket U2 | UniVerse & UniData

Thanks again @Jay LaBonte . I am after real-world experiences with these settings and your response tells me you have been working with these settings for a while. When I raised a support question with Rocket they described the scratch buffer as " ...
RE: Universe /Performance Analysis, CPU charge ana ...

By: Mark Baldridge , 14 hours ago

Posted in: Rocket U2 | UniVerse & UniData

SYSTEM(9) returns the millisecond CPU count charged to your process. This is the value you want. SYSTEM(12) only returns the current wall-clock (elapsed) time. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the UniVerse, Part 1, describes how to use this for your purposes. ...
RE: Higher resolution than SYSTEM(12)

By: Gregor Scott , yesterday

Posted in: Rocket U2 | UniVerse & UniData

I'm not sure it is possible to gain higher time resolution without changing software versions. On an existing system you can create your own time function that stores the SYSTEM(12) value in named common. For subsequent calls, if the system(12) value ...

Rocket UniVerse 11.3.3 now available

By: Chris Rizza , 4 days ago

Last week the Rocket MultiValue R&D team released version 11.3.3 of UniVerse. This latest release is what we call a maintenance release since it’s a hotfix rollup release with some new features. The NEW features in UniVerse 11.3.3 include: Support ...
Rocket UniData 8.2.3 now available

By: Chris Rizza , one month ago

Today the Rocket MultiValue R&D team has made a new version of UniData available, version 8.2.3. This latest release is what we call a maintenance release since it’s a hotfix rollup release with some new features. Specifically, UniData 8.2.3 includes ...
The NEW MV Product Lifecycle Categories

By: Dave Andrews , 2 months ago

It has been several years since Rocket MultiValue has made changes in its product lifecycle. On January 15th, 2021 Rocket MV announced product version lifecycle changes. These changes will have a one-year grace period, taking effect January 15th, 2022. In ...

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Community Blogs

New MultiValue Mobile App for Food Trucks

By: Kathy Larson 10 months ago

Managing product marketing for the MultiValue business unit means that I have an opportunity to interact with customers, and hearing how Rocket products have improved services and offerings for their customers. Using a combination of UniData and U2 RESTful ...
Things You Need to Know about OpenSSL 1.1.1 and UniVerse 11.3.2

By: Kathy Larson 10 months ago

Earlier in the year, Cheng Jiang, one of Rocket's software engineers on the MultiValue team, shared some insight into OpenSSL and this new Transport Layer Security protocol inclusion in UniVerse 11.3.2. To learn more about the new Open SSL library, improved ...