Trying to run CONVERT.SQL but getting an error.  Not sure how to track this user down or change the owner.  Clearly that uid is not a windows guid.  The user id doesn't show up in LISTUSERS.  I'm an admin on the server but I'm not sure how that relates to a superuser in unidata.

Thanks,
Seb

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Sebastian Nahapetian
Rocket Forum Shared Account
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Sebastian,

This may be better dealt with via a support call to avoid a long exchange on the forum for this.

As a starting point though can you run the following program

001: CRT "Logname = " : @LOGNAME
002: CRT "Local Admin Group = " : SYSTEM(515)
003: CRT "Local Administrator = " : SYSTEM(516)
004: END

For me on my internal system it returns

Logname = Jonathan
Local Admin Group = Administrators
Local Administrator = 1


This will tell you which group UniData recogonizes as the 'Admin' Group SYSTEM(515) and SYSTEM(516) returns 1 if UniData sees you as an Administrator.

For reference

SYSTEM(515) - Returns the localized name of the Administrators group. The group name differs based on the localized version of Windows. Note: SYSTEM(515) lets database SQL create privilege table records for items owned by the Administrators group, even if the Windows version is not an English-language version.

SYSTEM(516) - Returns 1 if the user is a member of the local Administrators group. Otherwise, returns 0.

This will provide us with the starting information about how the system see's you when your logged into UniData. The course of action that should be followed next will depend on what the values of SYSTEM(515) and SYSTEM(516) contain.

Thanks,

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Jonathan Smith
UniData ATS
Rocket Support
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Sebastian,

This may be better dealt with via a support call to avoid a long exchange on the forum for this.

As a starting point though can you run the following program

001: CRT "Logname = " : @LOGNAME
002: CRT "Local Admin Group = " : SYSTEM(515)
003: CRT "Local Administrator = " : SYSTEM(516)
004: END

For me on my internal system it returns

Logname = Jonathan
Local Admin Group = Administrators
Local Administrator = 1


This will tell you which group UniData recogonizes as the 'Admin' Group SYSTEM(515) and SYSTEM(516) returns 1 if UniData sees you as an Administrator.

For reference

SYSTEM(515) - Returns the localized name of the Administrators group. The group name differs based on the localized version of Windows. Note: SYSTEM(515) lets database SQL create privilege table records for items owned by the Administrators group, even if the Windows version is not an English-language version.

SYSTEM(516) - Returns 1 if the user is a member of the local Administrators group. Otherwise, returns 0.

This will provide us with the starting information about how the system see's you when your logged into UniData. The course of action that should be followed next will depend on what the values of SYSTEM(515) and SYSTEM(516) contain.

Thanks,

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Jonathan Smith
UniData ATS
Rocket Support
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Jonathan,

Thank you for your response. I have a case open - 00836515 - with rocket support if you want to pick it up.

Cheers,
Sebastian

Sebastian Nahapetian | IT Manager - Operations
Talos Energy ▪ 333 Clay St., Suite 3300 ▪ Houston, TX 77002
713.380.4959
Sebastian.Nahapetian@talosenergy.com

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Sebastian,

This may be better dealt with via a support call to avoid a long exchange on the forum for this.

As a starting point though can you run the following program

001: CRT "Logname = " : @LOGNAME
002: CRT "Local Admin Group = " : SYSTEM(515)
003: CRT "Local Administrator = " : SYSTEM(516)
004: END

For me on my internal system it returns

Logname = Jonathan
Local Admin Group = Administrators
Local Administrator = 1


This will tell you which group UniData recogonizes as the 'Admin' Group SYSTEM(515) and SYSTEM(516) returns 1 if UniData sees you as an Administrator.

For reference

SYSTEM(515) - Returns the localized name of the Administrators group. The group name differs based on the localized version of Windows. Note: SYSTEM(515) lets database SQL create privilege table records for items owned by the Administrators group, even if the Windows version is not an English-language version.

SYSTEM(516) - Returns 1 if the user is a member of the local Administrators group. Otherwise, returns 0.

This will provide us with the starting information about how the system see's you when your logged into UniData. The course of action that should be followed next will depend on what the values of SYSTEM(515) and SYSTEM(516) contain.

Thanks,

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Jonathan Smith
UniData ATS
Rocket Support
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Hi Jonathon - I do not see these pieces defined in my basic commands reference (SYSTEM(515)&SYSTEM(516)). My list goes from system(109) to system(1000). Can you tell me where I might find a more complete list of all the system variables available?

Thank you
Kathleen

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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Hi Jonathon - I do not see these pieces defined in my basic commands reference (SYSTEM(515)&SYSTEM(516)). My list goes from system(109) to system(1000). Can you tell me where I might find a more complete list of all the system variables available?

Thank you
Kathleen

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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@Kathleen Hambrick If i recall you are now using UniVerse and the variables i mentioned are from UniData and noted in the online help for SYSTEM and in the latest UniData manuals​

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Jonathan Smith
UniData ATS
Rocket Support
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@Kathleen Hambrick If i recall you are now using UniVerse and the variables i mentioned are from UniData and noted in the online help for SYSTEM and in the latest UniData manuals​

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Jonathan Smith
UniData ATS
Rocket Support
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Ah - right - so many differences. you'd think they would be more similar!

Thanks

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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Hi Jonathon - I do not see these pieces defined in my basic commands reference (SYSTEM(515)&SYSTEM(516)). My list goes from system(109) to system(1000). Can you tell me where I might find a more complete list of all the system variables available?

Thank you
Kathleen

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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I got my copy from http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.db.u2.general/46131/match=system however that site is no longer around, sadly. I've attached the original.

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Brian Phillips
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