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I have a python script that uses the "requests" package. When I run the Universe program that calls the function I get the "requests" package not found. I then created another python script that calls the python script that contains the "requests" package and it works when I call that script from Universe.  I must have something wrong in my path setting when coming from Universe and it cannot find the "requests" package. If I run the python script in Linux the program executes perfectly. If I invoke python from universe and import requests it works fine and finds the requests package. Both scripts are in the default location /XDEMO/PP. u2.pth /usr/ibm/bin/usr/ibm/XDEMO/PP Universe program:  SUBROUTINE SUB.BASEVEHICLE(VEHID,VEHOUT)       CMD = "REINIT.PYTHON OFF"       EXECUTE CMD       ModuleName = "callbaseveh"      FuncName = "getbasevehinf"       RESULT = PyCallFunction(ModuleName , FuncName, VEHID

The Chicago Distribution Center (owned by the Univ of Chicago) is looking for a Senior level U2/UniVerse programmer in the Chicago Area.  This is a hybrid position and most of the time you can work from home but it will require some time in the office which is located near 111th and I-94 (Pullman area).   The link shows certifications but they are not required.  If you're interested, you can apply using the link below. Senior Software Development Engineer Myworkdayjobs remove preview Senior Software Development Engineer Department Press Information Technology About the Department Since its origins in 1890 as one of the three main divisions of the University of Chicago, the University of Chicago Press has embraced as its mission the obligation to disseminate scholarship of the highest standard and to publish serious works that promote education, foster public understanding, and enrich cultural life. View this on Myworkdayjobs > -------------------------

When I run HASH.HELP.DETAIL APPOINTMENTS I get the following summary ---- >HASH.HELP.DETAIL APPOINTMENTS File APPOINTMENTS  Type= 5  Modulo= 149  Sep= 8      14:58:16  15-07-25  PAGE 1      138  total keys in file     578  total bytes in all keys       3  smallest key      10  largest key    4.19  average bytes per key      138  total records in file  696388  total bytes in all records    2492  smallest record    6964  largest record 5046.29  average bytes per record        0  average records per group  (optimized)    5009  average bytes per group  (optimized) Press any key to continue... ---- When I run FILE.STAT APPOINTMENTS I get the following results: ---- >FILE.STAT APPOINTMENTSFile name                               = APPOINTMENTSFile type                               = 5File style and revision                 = 64BIT Revision 12NLS Character Set Mapping               = NONENumber of groups in file (modulo)       = 149Separation                              = 8Number of r

Hi I would like to enquire when rocket would release the next version of wIntegrate, the current version is 6.4.4 is there a later version------------------------------Jorge CatalinoOwnerTecfinity CCZA------------------------------

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Hi All,Query regarding replication:We are aware there is an EXCLUDE_FILE config in repconfig which can be used to exclude a file but we are not looking to exclude all the records of that file instead just a single record of that file which is created every morning.Kindly suggest if there is any way to do so.------------------------------Shubham NigamRocket Forum Shared Account------------------------------

Greeting folks! Are any of y'all of anyway to include Excel formatting characters in a CSV file? THX in advance for your helpful replies! ~Doc ------------------------------Doc RuckelPart time programmerRocket Forum Shared Account------------------------------

I updated my ssl certificate on my target server.  It has been working great.  I am using this chunk of code to call it:    st2 = createSecurityContext(ctx2, "TLSv1.2")   st2 = createSecureRequest(purl, pmethod, pobjRequest, ctx2)   st2 = setRequestHeader(pobjRequest, "OPPSAUTH",AUTH)   st2 = setRequestHeader(pobjRequest, "OPPSSERVER",SERVER)   st2 = setRequestHeader(pobjRequest, "Content-Type","application/json")   st2 = submitRequest(pobjRequest, 5000, POST.DATA, pheaders, pdata, httpstatus)I reissued my cert and updated it and now when I try to call the server, I am getting:  1896:error:14090086:SSL routines:ssl3_get_server_certificate:certificate verify failed:.\\ssl\\s3_clnt.c:1258:I tried to do some testing by copying the program and simplifying it and when I compile, it give the same error the first time I compile it, but then it will compile, but still does not work.If I put the old cert back, it works fine again.  I also tried calling a different server and that works fine as

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Greetings folks! Is anyone on this forum doing any work in Python?  Are you converting current source code into Python? THX! ~Doc------------------------------Doc RuckelPart time programmerRocket Forum Shared Account------------------------------

Hello - I am converting our spooler programs to linux. We use the 'c' record of cups for the job info. The 'd' record stores the data of course. Here is the setptr we are using... SETPTR 0,132,60,0,0,1,AT temp,BRIEF,BANNER KH,EJECT,COPIES 1,"-s" But on linux, using strings (or 'cat') I am not seeing the 'KH' banner text. CREC=attributes-charsetþutf-8Hþattributes-natural-languageþen-usþprinter-uriþ!ipp://localhost:631/printers/tempBþjob-originating-user-nameþkhambricBþjob-nameþcopiesþfinishingsþjob-hold-untilþno-hold!þjob-priorityþjob-sheetsþnoneBþnone!þ    number-upþjob-uuidþ-urn:uuid:b94d739f-56c3-3cfa-60d2-c870b1742125Bþjob-originating-host-nameþ    localhost!þtime-at-creationþhT5,þtime-at-processingþtime-at-completedþjob-idþ    job-stateþjob-state-reasonsþnone!þjob-media-sheets-completedþjob-printer-uriþipp://linuxdev/printers/temp!þjob-k-octetsþdocument-formatþtext/plainþ on Unix (using 'cat') it is stored like this: CREC=Hh50þPkhambricþJtemp-5842þCþLkhambricþA0þBKHþOþK1þT/util/tm

I have U2PY application in my UniData environment.  It is running on AIX. How can I deploy to run as a Phantom in the background? I need the U2-Python application to listen to incoming data on a TCP/IP port.------------------------------Pedro SantosAPI | U2PY | UniData Developer------------------------------

I am trying to create a new distributed file. I am on a Linux Red Hat version 7 running universe 11.3.5 I tried running this command DEFINE.DF DATA CSA.TRIPPER.CENSUS ADDING CTC1 1 CTC2 2 CTC3 3 CTC4 4 CTC5 5 INTERNAL PARTNOUnable to open DICT "". CSA.TRIPPER.CENSUS is a type 18 file that has existing data. I created the CTC1 - 5 files all type 18 the PARTNO is in the DICT of CSA.TRIPPER.CENSUS 0001: I0002: MOD(SEQ(@ID[LEN(@ID),1]),5)+10003:0004: Partno0005: 6R0006: S When I list CSA.TRIPPER.CENSUS PARTNO the part number is listing 1 through 5    1276225      4   1730044      3   2032590      4   2183863      2   2637682      1   2940228      2   3091501      5   3394047      1 What am I doing wrong? Jon Card Combined Transport

Is there a way to allow the database access to more RAM? Our Universe/Windows instance only consumes about 24GB of the 128GB it has installed. THX! ~Doc ------------------------------Doc RuckelPart time programmerRocket Forum Shared Account------------------------------

Has anyone tried querying Unidata on Linux using either PowerShell or Python? If yes, any suggestions or tips that you can share?------------------------------Gregory HernandezSenior Systems ProgrammerDesales University------------------------------

Wise ones, Is there a way to prevent UDOWrite converting large numbers into scientific format? For example: PROGRAM temp $INCLUDE UNIVERSE.INCLUDE UDO.H Value = 1234567890.123Ok = UDOCreate(UDO_OBJECT,hObject)Ok = UDOSetProperty(hObject,'large', Value)Ok = UDOWrite(hObject, UDOFORMAT_JSON, JSON)Crt JSON STOP {        "large":        1.234568e+09} I can't make it a string as that will fail the JSON schema validation. Integral numbers are not affected by this so I could INT() it, but that's not really a solution. Thanks

Howdy, again, folks! We experienced an outage yesterday associated with tl_server.exe. We must be running some knock off version.  The system says we are running 11.3.1.6032, but Rocket only shows the last release as .6023  which was released in Feb. 2019.   Since that date, there has been a 11.3.2, 11.3.3, 11.3.4, 11.3.5, 11.4.1, 12.1.1, 12.2.1, and now 14.1.1 We would like to update but are looking at the following constraints: Constraints: Version 11 ended support on 9/1/2024 and fully expires 9/1/26 and will no longer be supported at all... Version 12 did not work... we are searching for documentation that would provide details Version 13 was not released. Version 14 is released and we are looking into upgrade process. Are there any contributors who might share their upgrade experience?  Anyone on version 14 and how it's performing? THX in advance for your always helpful responses! ~Doc ------------------------------Doc RuckelPart time programmerRocket Forum Shared Account--

Is there a limitation on the number of UV  phantom processes that can run simultaneously on a Windows platform?  I seem to recall there is but I can't find any documentation for it. Thanks in advance.------------------------------Gil SteidleDEVDDI System Incbrick NJ US------------------------------

Hi all I'm creating a lot of tools using Python and version control is getting quite out of... control. So I'm starting to create a folder infrastructure inside PYPROGS to manage the different tools and keep their basecodes separated. My problem/question is:How can I manage the subfolders in PYPROGS? For example, I have some files organised like this: -U2DBLiveDMS |-u2dblive.py |-u2dblive_common.py -aws_boto3_context_manager.py -aws_file_delete.py -excel_utils.py I can check my files using uopy: with uopy.connect(**config): cmd = uopy.Command("SELECT PYPROGS") cmd.run() select_list = uopy.List() self.__lista_ficheros = select_list.read_list() rgx_cksum = re.compile(r'[Cc]ksum\\s+=\\s+([0-9]+)\\s+') for f in self.__lista_ficheros: if f.endswith('.py'): chk = uopy.Command(f'CHECK.SUM PYPROGS {f}') chk.

We have Universe developer opportunity at Advantive. If interested please click the link below. https://www.advantive.com/about/careers/ ------------------------------Gil SteidleDEVDDI System Incbrick NJ US------------------------------

I'm interested if anyone uses NFS to store account data remotely, with something like Netapp Files:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-protocols.In my own research of documentation I can see the following:[The ALLOWNFS] parameter should only be turned on in the following cases:- When UniVerse is not running or not installed on the remote system. File integrity is compromised when locks are not maintained on the remote system.- When the system administrator does not allow other UniVerse installations to gain access to the same remote UniVerse files at the same time.So this would seem to indicate we are OK. I think I need to clarify: does local Universe locking still apply when ALLOWNFS is in use (and does this depend on the locking provided by NFS - because capabilities/implementations differ from version to version).

Good morning folks! How are VOC items created?  Compile/Catalog?  Are there any other files in UniVerse where executable items exist? THX in advance for your always helpful replies! ~Doc------------------------------Doc RuckelPart time programmerRocket Forum Shared Account------------------------------

The Universe UDO... functions handle UDOFORMAT_XML and UDOFORMAT_JSON just fine. Is any effort in progress to extend them to UDOFORMAT_YAML?

Hi all We have an environment with several users running concurrently. This works fine, but I'm having trouble when several users try to run Python code concurrently. This is my UP NOMBRE.SCRIPT='excel_utils' NOMBRE.FUNCION='leer_excel' PATH.REPOSITORIO='/u2/quiter/CONTA5/REPO.FILE/' FICHERO.EXCEL='Fichero Extracontables a integrar BR LEAPMOTOR.xlsx' RUTA.EXCEL=PATH.REPOSITORIO:FICHERO.EXCEL RUTA.CSV='/u2/quiter/CONTA5/REPO.FILE/' CONVERTIR.CSV='' USAR.CABECERA='1' RESPUESTA=PyCallFunction(NOMBRE.SCRIPT,NOMBRE.FUNCION,RUTA.EXCEL,RUTA.CSV,CONVERTIR.CSV,USAR.CABECERA) IF @PYEXCEPTIONMSG#'' THEN CRT 'ERROR: ':@PYEXCEPTIONMSG END CRT 'RESPUESTA: ':RESPUESTA RETURN If I call RUN UP from two terminals it works fine, once. When I try to run it again... >RUN UP TESTEXCEL RESPUESTA: OK|... >RUN UP TESTEXCEL Abnormal termination of UniVerse. Fault type is 11. Layer type is BASIC run machine. Fault occurred in BASIC program TESTEXCEL at address 32. Connection to narobial.intra

I guess I'm a better programmer than Admin. I have successfully(?) installed UniData on an AWS Server. But I'll be damned if I can start the DB. The install Manual states:You can now start UniData by selecting All Programs > Rocket U2 > UniData RDBMS 8.3.2.I assume that references:C:\\ProgramData\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Start Menu\\Programs\\Rocket U2\\UniData RDBMS 8.3\\UDT or (directly):C:\\U2\\ud83\\bin\\udt.exeUnfortunately, the result is:Error msgno = 427. args = VOCerrno=2: No such file or directoryCan anyone point me in the right direction?Thanks in advance-Rich------------------------------Richard LucibellaDirectorRocket Forum Shared Account------------------------------