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msg-9e574067271079018541c78f7fd4e359 | comp.os.os2.bugs | 9 Dec 1994 07:16:49 GMT | [redacted] | Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | Howdy! Currently I'm going through hell with the Um Mail/2 included with
the bonus pack. Problem is:
1) Worked GREAT from one month with no probs.
2) All of a sudden it won't let me connect to the mail server.
3) Reinstalled it all and no go.
4) Talked with IBM and my mailbox is ok-dokey.
5) All the other a... |
msg-6e8460366c21df70820f42b6ed8d2b1c | comp.os.os2.bugs | 11 Dec 1994 03:48:31 GMT | Joe Smeets | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In <3c9091$[email]>, [email] writes:
John:
I've seen this before. In most cases it turned out to be a network configuration problem.
(.i.e One or more servers unavailable) As long as you haven't changed any of the Ultimail
settings in the Mail Cabinet and have the GA version of the Internet Connection for OS/2
insta... |
msg-88bfb9282160ea16b2118a9def1ecfc6 | comp.os.os2.bugs | 10 Dec 1994 16:18:34 GMT | [redacted] | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In <3c9091$[email]>, [email] writes:
I am afraid the I experienced the exact same bug. I also had the problem with
Ultimail unloading itself as soon as I pasted some text to it from EPM (I was
not alone in this bug).
So I have now dismissed Ultimail as a viable mail package - I spend far too
much time looking for wh... |
msg-2fc18394d05b639f0b5003d8062bcf60 | comp.os.os2.bugs | 9 Dec 1994 23:09:13 -0400 | Iain Allen | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In article <3c9091$[email]>, [email] wrote:
To get over a similar problem with Ultimail I removed the *.DLL files and
executables in \tcpip\umail. To do that, you have to boot from another
OS/2 source such as the utility disks because there are DLL's that are open
normally. The folder is best removed from the deskto... |
msg-980af5475f4c17e9d7a09c267c2a75b2 | comp.os.os2.bugs | 9 Dec 1994 09:04:04 GMT | [redacted] | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In <3c9091$[email]>, [email] writes:
Rob Shook replies:
Have you installed TCP/IP, or changed anything in your path statement? I
had the symptom that everything was fine, except for mail, after I reverted to
an older CONFIG.SYS file that had pointers to my TCP/IP installation. You may
also want to make sure that your... |
msg-e0baf42f171fff89bfbec599ded37aae | comp.os.os2.bugs | 10 Dec 1994 19:52:51 GMT | [redacted] | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In <3c96i4$[email]>, [email] writes:
Rob,
Can you elaborate on this point some more? The single problem I am having with the IAK is
that when I open Ultimail/2's in-basket, I get the following message:
In-basket refresh failed!
Authorization Error
Bad user id or password
When I checked my settings, I noticed t... |
msg-83b624c948fec29723b7e0be4b57c3ca | comp.os.os2.bugs | 11 Dec 1994 02:44:53 GMT | [redacted] | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In <3cd0uj$[email]>, [email] writes:
I have exactly the same problem. I am yet to talk to my provider (cybergate),
but suspect that it might be a bug in Ultimail.
Regards,
Jaime |
msg-4eb16b9eb905c7e3468ebdf20e81b296 | comp.os.os2.bugs | Sun, 11 Dec 1994 06:13:12 GMT | [redacted] | Re: Ultimedia Mail/2 bug? | In <3cd0uj$[email]>, [email] writes:
Try this:
Go to the Mail Cabinet, open settings under cabinet menu. Go to pg 4 of 6
and put your email name and password in the slots for userid and password. Close
everything up and restart UM.
Mike |
msg-a53881adde599679d2efdf366d4f3810 | comp.databases.ms-access | 5 Apr 2003 07:56:44 -0800 | Khawar Ameer Malik | how to autometically put data in one field through other fields | hi,
i am new to ms access and i have encountered a problem. i want to
generate a pay slip program in which i want to calculate house rent
through basic salary. i have two seperate fields for basic salary and
house rent. i tried to make the default value of house rent field by
calculating its default value as this "... |
msg-d3ac3bc89c833bfac8d2cf5c0af5e4bd | comp.databases.ms-access | 5 Apr 2003 22:25:30 -0800 | Khawar Ameer Malik | Re: how to autometically put data in one field through other fields | hello,
i have tried the form method it worked in the form environment
but some how the form was unable to put data in the table. tell me how
to put the data from the form in to the field of table.
i know forms are used to put data in the tables but my problem is that
when i put a calculation of other fields as ... |
msg-60b709af7caab4f4a4b6b0d7e80a9335 | comp.databases.ms-access | 06 Apr 2003 09:19:51 GMT | Ravichandran J.V. | Re: how to autometically put data in one field through other fields | Put this
basic sal * 30 /100
in a trigger behind the field.
I have an ebook on Access 2000 which I can email you as a reply to your
email.
with regards,
J.V.Ravichandran
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msg-55225980e318153193996408d76364f1 | comp.databases.ms-access | Sat, 5 Apr 2003 20:16 +0100 (BST) | Peter Russell | Re: how to autometically put data in one field through other fields | You can't reference another field in the same table in any field
definition.
You CAN do this on a form by setting the default value of the textbox.
You should always be using forms, anyway.
Regards
Peter Russell
In article <[email]>,
[email] (Khawar Ameer Malik) wrote: |
msg-16fa15aedc0cbb50d636e56d7a4c2122 | comp.databases.ms-access | 06 Apr 2003 12:39:40 GMT | Dean Crabb | Re: how to autometically put data in one field through other fields | Dear Mr Ravichandran,
I would dearly love a copy of this ebook also. If you can cc: me a copy
that would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Dean
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msg-fcf4e97a886d63e96316d4f6f8cb4931 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 15:40:14 +0000 | Swifty | Styling plain text | I'll confess up front that I'm using CSS to define the style of an HTML
email shot that I'm sending. It's to employees of my company, and by
manager mandate, so I have carte blanche.
If I want to start my HTML mail with plain text, but don't want to use a
<P> (because the target email system inserts a leading blank... |
msg-7f80b54d0aea0eaf2940db27cb6a8c3f | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 07:51:20 -0800 | Mark Hansen | Re: Styling plain text | On 02/24/09 07:40, Swifty wrote:
SMTP is a transfer *protocol*. It is used between SMTP clients/servers and
SMTP servers/clients to transfer mail messages - the content of which may be
formatted as plain text (whatever that is), plain text using HTML mark-up, what
have you. The protocol doesn't imply any appearance of... |
msg-0cbac48f184c2d2d1c367f27aaf3887d | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 08:38:38 -0800 (PST) | Matthew | Re: Styling plain text | On Feb 24, 10:40 am, Swifty <[email]> wrote:
A <div/> or <span/> is probably your best bet, because you can contain
the styles you use to that element, and that element alone.
If you're really averse to that direction, probably your best bet at
this point would be to assign the style you want to <body/>, then be
sure... |
msg-a7e85c45e22185fc2e5fe46bb3d3dac2 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 08:44:40 +1100 | dorayme | Re: Styling plain text | In article <[email]>,
Swifty <[email]> wrote:
And why would you want to bother? If it is the *plain look*, then you
must know you can make like plain jane with CSS.
If it is because your colleagues junk HTML emails and you want to fool
them, well... ? |
msg-33ffb52496edd27d3462f6481c55fb88 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Tue, 24 Feb 2009 17:18:27 +0000 | Swifty | Re: Styling plain text | Matthew wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. The only reason that I was trying to avoid
<SPAN> is that I'm in an HTML coders minefield. The mail client that we
use has only patchy HTML support, so each tag that I try might turn out
to be useless, as it is ignored by the client. I will soon find out! |
msg-ae38e116cdbbd965b95159e298fcd04c | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 05:12:38 +0000 | Swifty | Re: Styling plain text | dorayme wrote:
I hesitated to use the words "Plain text" as that has other
connotations. I just want the very first line of my email to be:
Hello, you are invited to rate your manager.
... with no text decoration, and no special formatting.
The problem being that, sent the way that I have to send it, this text
wi... |
msg-49116ee1b061220c916320a04db497f8 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 17:36:11 +1100 | dorayme | Re: Styling plain text | In article <[email]>,
Swifty <[email]> wrote:
No offence intended, it may be me, but I feel I am trying to catch a
piece of wet soap with hands dripping with oil.
1. There is plain text emails. You type and you send the thing and they
read it *as they have their prefs set*.
2. You make a nice HTML email and they... |
msg-aaebc3434ea925ce13bf5828568f9355 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 03:23:31 -0500 | Gus Richter | Re: Styling plain text | Swifty wrote:
No you cannot directly as you have found out, since you have nothing to
hang your styling onto.
You can, however, attach the font-family and font-size properties to the
<body> element if your mail client allows you to access it. In
Thunderbird (your E-Mail Client) for example you can with the EditH... |
msg-8920142c900c8e1556349f7329971719 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:10:58 +0100 | Bart Lateur | Re: Styling plain text | Swifty wrote:
OT, but what I'd do in this case is look at the source of the mail you
want to copy the style from, and emulate it. |
msg-3b1c17a30ca64b673f51989db15dbde6 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 17:45:16 -0500 | Gus Richter | Re: Styling plain text | Swifty wrote:
No you cannot directly as you have found out, since you have nothing to
hang your styling onto.
You can, however, attach the font-family and font-size properties to the
<body> element if your mail client allows you to access it. In
Thunderbird (your E-Mail Client) for example you can with the EditHtml... |
msg-5c442c28ed4d148609257f907bff0e89 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 18:14:13 +0000 | Swifty | Re: Styling plain text | dorayme wrote:
If you send email from one user to another *within a Lotus Notes Domain*
then it is not an SMTP mail, plain-text or HTML. It uses a protocol
called NRP (I think) and is passed in rich text, according to the
formatting rules defines in the Notes Email application.
So, in this environment:
An SMTP pla... |
msg-a396e80eb2f205b796aacbd89e209b9a | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Thu, 26 Feb 2009 07:27:52 +0000 | Swifty | Re: Styling plain text | Gus Richter wrote:
This was all I needed, thank you! I was getting confused about applying
"font-size:12px" to the body, and messing up the relative sizes of
headers. Of course, it does no such thing.
At first I thought it wasn't working, then realised that I wasn't
sending a <BODY> tag in my HTML email. Notes nee... |
msg-6d2cbf0f6f53fa5ccc04d396759d8c9f | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets | Thu, 26 Feb 2009 09:22:33 +1100 | dorayme | Re: Styling plain text | In article <[email]>,
Swifty <[email]> wrote:
I better shurrup on this, these complications are beyond my knowledge.
Sorry for yesterday's rave, Swifty... Awfully decent of you, old chap,
not to mention it... <g> |
msg-98527f89e2180bdc1379f225926e7a0e | comp.unix.programmer | Sun, 28 Sep 2008 17:38:38 -0700 (PDT) | Sasha | EMFILE error | I have a FastCGI app on Soalris 10 and after certain time I start
getting EMFILE (errno 24 - "too many file descriptors opened") error.
I open one file on disk using fopen and close it with fclose. I
verified that fclose is called for each file handle opened with fopen.
What can generate such error and how best to diag... |
msg-01509be1882a4832c13d3b03df67fa65 | comp.unix.programmer | Sun, 28 Sep 2008 21:01:55 -0500 | Gordon Burditt | Re: EMFILE error | EMFILE means "too many file descriptors opened" *IN YOUR PROCESS*.
ENFILE means "too many file descriptors opened" system-wide.
So how many files did you (try to) have open simultaneously?
Anything that opens a file or a file descriptor, including open(),
socket(), dup(), etc.
Yes, and yes. Shared libraries might a... |
msg-3b1bbd31a99249dc48cf75d1e6482444 | comp.unix.programmer | 30 Sep 2008 21:33:13 GMT | Andrew Gabriel | Re: EMFILE error | In article <[email]>,
[email] (Gordon Burditt) writes:
pfiles is the native Solaris command. |
msg-fcb0cb1f7936f55afdd3641c0e5e9557 | comp.unix.programmer | Mon, 29 Sep 2008 01:36:19 -0400 | Barry Margolin | Re: EMFILE error | In article <[email]>,
[email] (Gordon Burditt) wrote:
...
Truss would also be useful, you can see all the opens and closes, and
ensure that they match up. |
msg-3fce6c3bd4d52c507284019b4818e5ad | comp.sys.mac.programmer.help | Thu, 13 Mar 2003 23:40:31 GMT | Jigar Rasalawala | Uninstallation of application which also runs back end service along with GUI on MacOS X. | Hi guys,
I developed application using Cocoa API objective-C which runs on MacOS X.
I used package maker to install application. How to un-install application ?
As far as I know, package maker doesnot provide way to un-install
application.
If I want to un-install application on MacOS, I can drag application to
trash
... |
msg-325729047169c7d0007a0262105e2e92 | comp.sys.mac.programmer.help | Fri, 14 Mar 2003 01:13:12 GMT | matt neuburg | Re: Uninstallation of application which also runs back end service
along with GUI on MacOS X. | In <PF8ca.3796$[email]> Jigar Rasalawala wrote:
Just write a little tiny uninstaller app. Look at how USB Overdrive
implements this. No, you can't magically detect when your front-end app
is being dragged to the trash...! The user has to have the brains to
uninstall your app deliberately. But, believe me, the user ... |
msg-a21beef2dc55e744e7d9b5c0604aba1f | comp.sys.mac.programmer.help | Fri, 14 Mar 2003 10:26:17 -0700 | Tom Harrington | Re: Uninstallation of application which also runs back end service along with GUI on MacOS X. | In article <[email]>,
matt neuburg <[email]> wrote:
Not to say, of course, that some won't try just dragging everything to
the trash anyway, and then wondering if it doesn't work properly... |
msg-471eb61d112a27780ed485e612391d0d | comp.sys.apple2.marketplace | Mon, 14 Mar 2005 01:24:56 GMT | [redacted] | FA: Second Sight | Tomorrow I will be listing the following items on ebay:
Second Sight VGA Card
Transwarp GS 12.5MHZ 32K Cache
Ramfast Rev D SCSI card 3.01EZ firmware 1 Meg Cache
CV Ram 8 meg Ram Card (5 meg populated)
If you want to make me an offer before I post it then please email me at [email].
I have an amount that I think they ... |
msg-ec2a0a03429de0b66635a0df4b46901f | comp.sys.apple2.marketplace | Sun, 13 Mar 2005 20:43:32 -0500 | Glenn Jones | Re: FA: Second Sight | [email] wrote:
Hi Chris, you would probably get more than $125 for the transwarp but
that's my offer if your interested.
Thanks
Glenn |
msg-f6fd36b9bddfdb3931ab94d4ad55c9d3 | comp.sys.apple2.marketplace | Mon, 14 Mar 2005 21:30:20 -0800 | Christopher Ryan | Re: FA: Second Sight | [email] laid this down on his screen :
Thanks for the reply.
-Chris |
msg-9813c1f70ffa47714bc26d8684d8bab4 | comp.databases.xbase.fox | 4 Oct 1994 16:57:28 GMT | Mike Caster | Modifying Window Title from CONFIG.FPW | I saved a tip from this group a long time ago. It said
that I could change the title of the desktop window by
placing the following line in my CONFIG.FPW.
title = My Application Name
The tip also said not to use quotes. I just tried this
for the first time and discovered that it does not work.
Am I missing ... |
msg-ae02aad0094d947f0067c022e2039df3 | comp.databases.xbase.fox | 6 Oct 1994 22:40:45 GMT | Joseph-Paul Wilusz | Re: Modifying Window Title from CONFIG.FPW | In article <36s1ho$[email]>, (Mike Caster) says:
What version of FoxPro are you using? I used that trick in an app written
and compiled under FoxPro for Windows 2.5b and it worked fine.
JP Wilusz
[email]
All opinions expressed are my own and in no way reflect the opinions of IDA. |
msg-90047ee504e2889eff835ca874bb471e | comp.databases.xbase.fox | Sat, 8 Oct 1994 02:46:14 GMT | Roy Deeds | Re: Modifying Window Title from CONFIG.FPW | The correct way to change the title or any other attributes of the FoxPro
window is to MODIFY WINDOW SCREEN TITLE "My Application".
This would be done on your first screen in the setup snippet. I hope
this was of some help to you. :)
Roy Deeds Internet: [email]
On 4 Oct 1994, it was written: |
msg-9606d3b32b22a6fa21e564736ebefd86 | comp.databases.xbase.fox | Sat, 08 Oct 94 02:19:30 GMT | David Baker | Re: Modifying Window Title from CONFIG.FPW | In article <36s1ho$[email]> (Mike writes:
In FoxProW you can put a line like the following near the start of your
application or main program:
modify window screen title "This is the title" icon file thisicon.ico
That will give you a name for the main screen as well as the name for the icon
when you minimise FoxPro... |
msg-6581422556bccd94da95015ac3a2082e | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Sat, 16 Dec 2000 01:45:37 GMT | [redacted] | Next Page Shortcut | Novice here. This is not an authoring question per se, but one for
which your knowledge may be pertinent...
Does anyone know of a shortcut I could use with IE to
move forward to the designated "next page". I am pretty sure that
the "next page" is more than a simple link because I heard it gets pre-
loaded with some ... |
msg-82dde219fe798533938774274f1684d5 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Sat, 16 Dec 2000 08:33:55 +0000 | David Dorward | Re: Next Page Shortcut | [email] wrote:
Just link: <a href="page46.html">Next</a>
It isn't. A couple of years ago look ahead caching programs were popular.
These scaned a page for links and started downloading everything so that
when any link was clicked it would already be in the cache. |
msg-526629600e4339c2170902f3a451c1d9 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Sat, 16 Dec 2000 20:52:35 -0500 | Etan Wexler | Re: Next Page Shortcut | In article <91ehg0$2v$[email]>, <[email]>
wrote:
I do not know that Internet Explorer makes use of what I am about to
explain.
You can set the 'rel' attribute of 'link' elements and of 'a' elements.
If the value of 'rel' contains the keyword 'next', the link is
designated as a link to the next resource in an ordered... |
msg-391c9a4669a897f4110f105717fd4886 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Mon, 18 Dec 2000 16:38:52 -0800 | Tim Larson | Re: Next Page Shortcut | If implemented, the LINK element could be used to do what you have
described. There is also an attribute called "accesskey" that could, if
implemented, do "key macro" type navigation.
Unfortunately, no mainstream browser implements these useful
accessibility features. The closest I've seen is iCab.
Tim |
msg-760311664dd23e50aa614fff4955da0b | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Sat, 16 Dec 2000 16:57:50 GMT | [redacted] | Re: Next Page Shortcut | David, could you please clarify
I assume you are suggesting a macro which will activate the current
next page link. How would I do that? HTML novice here.
Thanks
B in Brooklyn
In article <91f9de$sc9$[email]>,
David Dorward <[email]> wrote:
pre-
with
popular.
that
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msg-08edc7265c0bee5eab5ab20e22a3da31 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Tue, 19 Dec 2000 09:12:25 -0500 | Thomas Dowling | Re: Next Page Shortcut | "Tim Larson" <[email]> wrote in message
news:[email]...
IE, at least on the Windows side, has implemented accesskey since 4.0 or
4.01. It's also in Mozilla M18+ and Netscape 6. The problem for developers
is that there's no visual cue built into either of these browsers to
indicate the accesskey for a link, so at bes... |
msg-6ab67cfac3344321384f91cbd0efb6b1 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Sun, 17 Dec 2000 08:30:12 +0200 | Jukka Korpela | Re: Next Page Shortcut | [email] wrote:
[ quotation reorganized by me; please see Usenet quotation etiquette:
http://www.xs4all.nl/%7ewijnands/nnq/nquote.html ]
I'm not David, but I'd say that if you don't know what a link is, you
should study it in some primer on HTML. There are some suggested primers
listed on my page http://www.hut.fi/u/jk... |
msg-0914b4c89926781a3cbf172b6ec079e7 | comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html | Fri, 05 Jan 2001 08:25:12 -0800 | Tim Larson | Re: Next Page Shortcut | Thomas Dowling wrote:
Really? Interesting. iCab denotes the accesskey, but I've had a
difficult time getting it to work. I never remember which key combo
activates it.
Ditto. They can finally catch up to iCab. ;) |
msg-ad14773455b960e614737a0531f54dc0 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Wed, 14 Apr 2004 18:30:16 +0200 | WB | Dropping procedure - problem | Hi,
I'm trying to drop procedure on DB2 UDB v.8.1 fix 4 / AIX 5.1.
SYSIBM.SYSROUTINES contains row with my procedure and points to not existing
package.
When I try to drop my procedure (drop procedure xxx.xxx) I get "SQL0100W No
row was found for FETCH, UPDATE or DELETE; or the result of a query is an
empty table".
... |
msg-895e94c7fc082518d44b3d143c6809d9 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Wed, 14 Apr 2004 15:52:47 -0400 | Serge Rielau | Re: Dropping procedure - problem | Looks like a bug in eth DROP PROCEDURE DDL.
Is the procedure to be dropped very simple?
Can you post it?
Cheers
Serge |
msg-704626e2cf4a33e5d1a325826d9f8502 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | 14 Apr 2004 18:22:16 -0700 | Database Guy | Re: Dropping procedure - problem | "WB" <[email]> wrote in message news:<c5jp3j$nm8$[email]>...
Unsure, I've not got an SP-compiler to hand, but think this might be
DB2's unfriendly way of telling you that you have overloaded
procedures. Just a hunch (or faint memory).
DG |
msg-9458245692f3b427c2dd8d873725f2a7 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Wed, 14 Apr 2004 18:37:34 -0700 | Ian | Re: Dropping procedure - problem | WB wrote:
Have you tried DROP SPECIFIC PROCEDURE?
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msg-5119fadb2dcf6fec776387ae32862638 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Thu, 15 Apr 2004 16:10:54 +0200 | WB | Re: Dropping procedure - problem | Uzytkownik "Serge Rielau" <[email]> napisal w wiadomosci
news:c5k4qr$dph$[email]...
Hi,
Average compilation (bind) time for this procedure is 30 minutes.
In case of communication failure (or by issuing db2 force application
command) package is not created but procedure is registered in system
tables. There are some e... |
msg-56627356028f1b5bcc56f77e64cef73b | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Thu, 15 Apr 2004 11:22:17 -0400 | Serge Rielau | Re: Dropping procedure - problem | Interesting indeed....
My first gues was that your procedure is pathological in the sense of
not creating a package (because it is so simple).
Obviously that isn't the case.
Digging deeper I learned that a similar PMR is currently being
investigated. Your info sheds some more light on this puppy.
I've two requests:
1... |
msg-5c8c0e8ef45cdc184e6e1f99c5267861 | comp.databases.ibm-db2 | Fri, 16 Apr 2004 03:05:41 GMT | PM (pm3iinc-nospam) CGO (pm3iinc-nospam | Re: Dropping procedure - problem | 0x8012006D -2146303891 SQLR_CA_BUILT -902 SQLCA has already been built
PM
"WB" <[email]> a �crit dans le message de
news:c5m5a1$si8$[email]...
/taransys/db2inst1/sqllib/function/routine/sqlproc/MPGKB/DB2TARAN/tmp/P33251 |
msg-ef4e51e0aa621e092228a40902df3cfd | comp.lang.idl-pvwave | Tue, 18 May 2004 15:28:07 +0300 | Pasi Hakala | IDL benchmarks - weird!! | Hi!
I've run through 'TIME_TEST2' on various platforms and
I must say I'm a bit surprised/disappointed by the results.
It seems to me that IDL runs much faster in windows-
environment than it runs under unix (linux or MacOS X).
Is this to do with compilers used to compile IDL for
different platforms (say gnu on unix v... |
msg-6f53bda259092efe83136428a5335b1a | comp.lang.idl-pvwave | Tue, 18 May 2004 11:08:15 -0600 | R.G. Stockwell | Re: IDL benchmarks - weird!! | "Pasi Hakala" <[email]> wrote in message news:sjnqc.1805$[email]...
First of all the usual disclaimers, there are a ton of variables that go
into a test like this, other demands on CPU, cache, memory, video, loading dlls, dlms, etc.
Having said that, I have seen a win2000 machine run faster
than a linux machine with... |
msg-56668c0fb53b7fc8393c22e5688944a5 | comp.lang.idl-pvwave | Tue, 18 May 2004 11:19:11 -0700 | JD Smith | Re: IDL benchmarks - weird!! | On Tue, 18 May 2004 11:08:15 -0600, R.G. Stockwell wrote:
There is a real need to update my old IDLSpecII benchmarks, which I
see have not made the cut in the new incarnation of my old
institution's web pages (linkers nota bene). Unfortunately, I no
longer have the time to maintain it. However, I'd be happy to hand
... |
msg-c4c585fee646185249228808d7a9b399 | comp.lang.tcl | Wed, 23 May 2001 18:09:26 +1000 | Minh Chiem | What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Hi all.
the command I run is
after 0 [list commands]
but what happens is that the event never occur. I would have though that
it would have sent the info straight away.
Also, if I have 2 commands
after 200 [list commands]
after 100 [list commands]
will it run the first line 1st or the second line 1st?
thanks in ad... |
msg-2944d4f195b329aee537be023d0d0815 | comp.lang.tcl | Wed, 23 May 2001 09:28:14 -0500 | Bruce Hartweg | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Minh Chiem wrote:
the after command schedules the commands to occur at some later time
(specified by the 1st arg) so a 0 means run as soon as possible, but you
must return to the event loop for them to actually be run (there basically
timer callbacks), so they won't interrupt your currently executing code to
do their ... |
msg-8be41b012d1422b6f48d14ab2aabd5e7 | comp.lang.tcl | Thu, 24 May 2001 10:17:07 +1000 | Minh Chiem | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Thanks Bruce. If I could trouble more with one further question.
I'm not sure how this return to the event loop works. I would have thought that
once I have the after command execute, then after xxx ms, the command should
execute on its own. How would one return to the event loop? The only way I can
think of is to use... |
msg-f709fafe5d4944b4aa5cecd08e1ff16a | comp.lang.tcl | 24 May 2001 09:46:56 -0500 | Cameron Laird | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | In article <[email]>,
Minh Chiem <[email]> wrote:
.
.
.
I assume you're in a Tcl, as opposed to Tk, context.
The explanation changes somewhat for the latter.
Does <URL: http://mini.net/tcl/1302.html > leave any
questions about vwait usage? |
msg-524ec175c6536caee6adfafa97a348a3 | comp.lang.tcl | Fri, 25 May 2001 10:00:15 +1000 | Minh Chiem | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | let's take this code for example
after 5000 [list [puts "hello world"]]
commands ...
commands ...
The intention here was to allow the puts statement to be printed after 5 secs, but
it never comes out. the vwait statement has 2 flaws (well in my scenario atleast).
1) it can't be used here because there is no variable ... |
msg-4142741b9198c33163bd57f10c334c87 | comp.lang.tcl | 25 May 2001 00:39:42 GMT | Phil Ehrens | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Minh Chiem wrote:
Because this is the correct syntax:
after 5000 [ list puts "hello world" ]
after 2000 [ list puts foo ]
after 1000 [ list puts bar ]
Which prints:
bar
foo
hello world |
msg-5b14e4297c9ea8998d04d97a54f9c11b | comp.lang.tcl | Fri, 25 May 2001 10:51:16 +1000 | Minh Chiem | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | I always put brackets in the commands so I can always add more commands
on that line if i needed to.
after xxx [list [command] [command] [etc] ]
I'm no TCL expert, but it would seem that you after command would split
up your puts command into separate little commands, so it would execute
puts
hello
world
are sure ab... |
msg-d6ece3cad8b7d169e6f65d8a1433ff4d | comp.lang.tcl | 24 May 2001 21:20:05 -0500 | Cameron Laird | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | In article <[email]>,
Minh Chiem <[email]> wrote:
.
.
.
Phil is a Tcl expert.
His code example gives the result you say you want.
Your code example gives fault reports that don't
seem to be what you want.
I don't understand, "after command would split up
..." It sounds like some language other than the
Tc... |
msg-96f7cbeb53863667035756dbc328da6c | comp.lang.tcl | 25 May 2001 16:04:57 GMT | Phil Ehrens | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Cameron Laird wrote:
Ooh, I'm putting that in my resume. It's not as good
as "lord of Tcl", or "Laird of Tcl", but it's better
than "oh yeah, this is Phil, he's a... uh, a Tcl
programmer... snicker, snicker!"
Anyway, yes, I forgot to mention that the Tcl event loop
is a required item for running my code. I ALWAYS c... |
msg-40a538722a20b97cca483c44d3460041 | comp.lang.tcl | Fri, 25 May 2001 16:04:58 +1000 | Minh Chiem | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | hehehe, do I feel like big nut now!!!
Sorry Phil if you think I ever doubted you.
After running Phil's code, all I got back as the id's produced by after
statements.
Here is a capture
C:\TEMP>type test.tcl
after 5000 [ list puts "hello" ]
after 2000 [ list puts foo ]
after 1000 [ list puts bar ]
C:\TEMP>tclsh83 test... |
msg-25153dfcdc239fa0212118de41b806dc | comp.lang.tcl | 26 May 2001 10:10:20 GMT | [redacted] | Nomination for Quote of the Week [Was: Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | According to Phil Ehrens <-@->:
:Cameron Laird wrote:
:>Phil is a Tcl expert.
:
:Ooh, I'm putting that in my resume. It's not as good
:as "lord of Tcl", or "Laird of Tcl", but it's better
:than "oh yeah, this is Phil, he's a... uh, a Tcl
:programmer... snicker, snicker!" |
msg-821c9e40a5371fa768fe7cea745f3fd3 | comp.lang.tcl | Mon, 28 May 2001 01:16:54 GMT | Jeffrey Hobbs | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Phil Ehrens wrote:
...
The latest is at http://tkcon.sf.net/
Unfortunately I don't own hobbs.org, I just rent a name there
for convenience. One of these days they'll open enough TLDs
for me to get a good one... |
msg-f2ec6cd1b930ed0a9ae46065a9fc1822 | comp.lang.tcl | Fri, 25 May 2001 08:36:08 -0500 | Bob Techentin | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Minh Chiem wrote:
All this script does is queue up three events for later processing.
Since tclsh doesn't have an event loop, you would need to start one
using the vwait command. Either use wish instead of tclsh (because wish
has a built-in event loop) or add this to the end of your script, and
you'll see the [puts]... |
msg-ddb697e49ffad1c70a1555e7365aedcd | comp.lang.tcl | Fri, 25 May 2001 13:37:29 +0100 | Neil Madden | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | Minh Chiem wrote:
tclsh does not run an event loop by default, so you will need to start
one automatically with vwait.
But this, indeed has the problem that vwait will not return until the
variable is set. There are two solutions to this: (1) Structure all your
code to use the event loop (callbacks, "after idle" stuff... |
msg-aef37019a187bbab3763981dc45a91f7 | comp.lang.tcl | Fri, 25 May 2001 12:34:41 GMT | Bryan Oakley | Re: What happens when you specify 0 time for the after command | "Minh Chiem" <[email]> wrote in message
news:[email]...
Nothing happened, because you never entered the event loop. After only works
if the event loop is running, and tclsh won't start one unless you ask it
to. Look at the vwait command.
As an exercise, you might want to use wish instead of tclsh to see if you
get a ... |
msg-aaf95f2873ae6b99dcff255a586a663f | comp.sys.amiga.advocacy | 1999/04/10 | Paul Copsey | Re: Corel To Port Their Products To AmigaNG | In <7ee0dp$ga5$[email]>,
Greg Tallent <[email]> wrote:
The spec is exactly (bar processor) the same as my old desktop. The
processor difference is the laptop has a K6-2/300 instead of a p233mmx.
Disk access is far slower on the laptop, and the only thing that differs
other than the processor is the physical size of t... |
msg-02630585944bd85cd711065ed92a3868 | comp.graphics.packages.3dstudio | 3 Oct 2003 09:27:54 -0700 | thalia | my glow is about as bright as I am - repeat question? | hey all,
know I saw something like this question here before, but I can't seem
to locate it. I've got a flanged tube that gets welded (in the
animation) to a port opening. I've figured out how to put a nice
glowing tip to the end of the welder as it follows its path around the
inside, but being INSIDE the port, the ... |
msg-0beaf7692bebe65732e87b87637151cc | comp.graphics.packages.3dstudio | Fri, 3 Oct 2003 18:18:37 +0100 | philip bruton | Re: my glow is about as bright as I am - repeat question? | Hi,
have a look at the lens effects through video post and play around with
compositing images/animations to get a desired effect. Compositing the two
images/animations (normal scene and the seperate glow) will give you more
control over the final image/ animation.
Phil b |
msg-709d451421f6d92d42ff08d28590c257 | comp.graphics.packages.3dstudio | Fri, 3 Oct 2003 19:51:16 +0200 | Hrvoje | Re: my glow is about as bright as I am - repeat question? | "philip bruton" <[email]> wrote in message
news:blkb1a$o75$[email]...
Hey Thalia, remember me, the guy who liked you writing :-)....Anyway, it was
me who created that post and discussion group. My problem was corupted file
due to a month of work and saving a 700 000 faces file. I created a clean
scene 5 minutes ago. O... |
msg-95fa1c5b6f5e1735721b003b4a3624b4 | comp.graphics.packages.3dstudio | Fri, 3 Oct 2003 19:56:06 +0200 | Hrvoje | Re: my glow is about as bright as I am - repeat question? | "Hrvoje" <[email]> wrote in message
news:blkcu1$ta7$[email]...
two
more
was
file
sphere
it
Did it!!! Try this, move lens effect in video post below the scene event
(the blue teapot) and it'll work. And cuz it would just add that after, it
actually won't if the object in front is not transparent.
P.S. Nice to hear you ... |
msg-e1b01239d980b43c882b34e2c5c5f89f | comp.graphics.packages.3dstudio | Wed, 29 Oct 2003 17:11:58 +1000 | Steve | Re: my glow is about as bright as I am - repeat question? | "Hrvoje" <[email]> wrote in message
news:blkd71$u5t$[email]...
Bless you! I've been having a hell of a time getting a VP glow to work and
this little
snippet of info solved my dilemma. Many thanks. |
msg-0a9b2204a2117de3ef3037e6491398cc | comp.graphics.packages.3dstudio | Wed, 29 Oct 2003 08:17:31 +0100 | Hrvoje | Re: my glow is about as bright as I am - repeat question? | "Steve" <[email]> wrote in message
news:3f9f683e$0$28120$[email]...
it
And many welcomes :-))) |
msg-bba8e4b1051daf057fc147e6830b189f | comp.cad.solidworks | Fri, 17 Aug 2007 17:05:03 -0700 | [redacted] | Naughty Naughty | Wkikpedia put up a search for anon authors recently
http://wikiscanner.virgil.gr/
A wee bit of fun to search for 'Solidworks'....
Among the list are massaging posts of the wikipedia entry of
Solidworks as you might expect but there are a few excursions into
other companies products like this one:
http://en.wikipedia.... |
msg-9033bb14d6939d70c0aebd07e08661e2 | comp.cad.solidworks | Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:31:51 -0700 | [redacted] | Re: Naughty Naughty | On Aug 19, 3:26 pm, [email] wrote:
Absolutely, there is no way SolidWorks should be editing Pro/E or
Autodesk entries and vice versa. SolidWorks shouldn't even be editing
their own entry. The whole point of wiki is to keep the entries driven
by users, not by organizations that are going to manipulate it for
their own ... |
msg-037fe656c6300d6fbdaa57ab11773f1e | comp.cad.solidworks | Sun, 19 Aug 2007 11:22:05 -0700 | fcsuper | Re: Naughty Naughty | All,
It don't even see what the big deal is. I'm a wiki editor myself, and
the source of the changes is meaningless as long as the statements can
be verifiable and are second sourced (if questioned). Anyone is free
to remove unverified statements at any time. This is just how wiki
works. Good man for correcting so... |
msg-789554a8565f4e78bc0956f5dc68c0cd | comp.cad.solidworks | Sun, 19 Aug 2007 14:26:28 -0700 | [redacted] | Re: Naughty Naughty | Personally I wish the scum would keep their arrogant noses out of the
wiki.
The wikipedia is for people in general to contribute to not for
companies to assume pseudo ownership of for the purposes of unpaid
advertising and PR space.
This search capability does everyone a favour because it exposes the
audacity, pettines... |
msg-96ac904697f52592c4a20f68217346b1 | comp.cad.solidworks | Fri, 17 Aug 2007 19:17:08 -0700 | zxys | Re: Naughty Naughty | So, the IP or it's link, it's basically saying these changes point to
some guy or server at SW Corp?
..
On Aug 17, 5:05 pm, [email] wrote: |
msg-a596c02f8f7983df8a6d481ad92ddc92 | comp.cad.solidworks | Fri, 17 Aug 2007 22:42:05 -0700 | [redacted] | Re: Naughty Naughty | um yeah from what I can gather Jim Cashman at Concord MA is the whois
(or perhaps someone using his pc ) identified by this as being the
person who made some anon changes to the inventor site among other
wiki contributions.
There about 100 or so posts identified as coming from 'Solidworks'
sources on various wiki topic... |
msg-f0bb7a71db71ed1d06ce0890908debf2 | comp.cad.solidworks | Fri, 17 Aug 2007 22:56:47 -0700 | [redacted] | Re: Naughty Naughty | ...although he may only be the local SW admin?...hmmm not sure
really...chain seems to end there...amusing though :o) |
msg-8ab3def5853b63a25af967703f1bb2bc | comp.cad.solidworks | Sat, 18 Aug 2007 08:20:06 -0700 | TOP | Re: Naughty Naughty | Cashman runs IT at SW. He probably doesn't have anything to do with
this wikipedia stuff.
TOP |
msg-f0d9e2a0651d7f7356b232d54a6f337e | comp.mail.sendmail | Thu, 13 Mar 2003 16:23:31 -0500 | Jean-David Beyer | Re: Can't send to @msn.com | Daniel Fabia wrote:
Maybe it is an advantage to be unable to communicate with those guys. ;-) |
msg-f0ef99f4ea3f07aaef4c32cd80143c8f | comp.mail.sendmail | Wed, 12 Mar 2003 12:47:10 +0000 | Andrzej Filip | Re: Can't send to @msn.com | Daniel Fabia wrote:
Do you get smtp server greeting message when you telnet SMTP port on
smtp-gw-4.msn.com ?
telnet smtp-gw-4.msn.com 25
You may observe "sendmail for NT" version of problems described in two others
fresh threads. A procedure for relaying messages to MSN via friendly unblocked
site has been also po... |
msg-3507713e0b85106a512b58da7cb9b0ed | comp.mail.sendmail | Thu, 13 Mar 2003 01:06:20 GMT | Daniel Fabia | Re: Can't send to @msn.com | Apparently, we just use Sendmail for NT for our going as our internal system
is a different platform.
There's no reply on telnet 25 on msn's mailgateway from our mail gateway
server. I tried sending e-mail using a regular pop3 client using our mail
gateway to relay and below is the error message.
Appreciate any help ... |
msg-6fabb635da69e1b522af522d28e44f8e | comp.mail.sendmail | Thu, 13 Mar 2003 20:35:12 +0000 | Andrzej Filip | Re: Can't send to @msn.com | Daniel Fabia wrote:
IF
you can telnet port 25 on smtp-gw-4.msn.com (connection is established) but
you get no SMTP greeting and connection is terminated quickly
THEN
most likely MSN blocks your site
(as a few guys reported in the group before you)
Beacause you use sendmail for NT (not unix) I can be sure if the diff... |
msg-3cbe427810bb9bc2b281cf51a5fe1b7e | comp.sys.mac.hardware | Sat, 14 May 1994 03:20:15 GMT | Martin Charest | Vertical white fuzzy bar on my Apple 16" screen!!! | Aaarghh! I just noticed today that there is some white vertical
bar, in the middle of my 16" Apple monitor. It is pale and blurry,
so I haven't noticed before. Maybe it's recent, I don't know.
Is anybody out there having the same problem? Is it "normal" on
an Apple 16" screen? What can cause this? Am I obliged t... |
msg-6334d93d4a22d8f849778f18b0574070 | comp.sys.mac.hardware | 14 May 1994 20:44:17 GMT | Ivan Boris Alves | Re: Vertical white fuzzy bar on my Apple 16" screen!!! | Martin Charest ([email]) wrote:
: Aaarghh! I just noticed today that there is some white vertical
: bar, in the middle of my 16" Apple monitor. It is pale and blurry,
: so I haven't noticed before. Maybe it's recent, I don't know.
: Is anybody out there having the same problem? Is it "normal" on
: an Apple 16" sc... |
msg-43aa3155bc6a240487164f3a0aee734c | comp.sys.mac.hardware | 14 May 1994 15:34:26 -0700 | Ronald Bruck | Re: Vertical white fuzzy bar on my Apple 16" screen!!! | In article <2r3d71$[email]> [email] (Ivan Boris Alves) writes:
I know! You've both got your monitors lying on their sides, and this is
covered by the FAQ!!
--Ron Bruck |
msg-46d6ff778e850e4d61d6e21bf0e6baac | comp.sys.mac.hardware | 15 May 1994 16:56:28 GMT | Tim Smith | Re: Vertical white fuzzy bar on my Apple 16" screen!!! | Ivan Boris Alves <[email]> wrote:
Try using the centering control, if the monitor has one, to move the image
around, and see if they go away. You might also play with the size control.
On my Sony 17se, when I run at 1152x870, if the image is too close to the
left of the screen, fuzzy bars develop. Since the 17" Appl... |
msg-b4a66686c1f3eb84e1d2597c51c72bf8 | comp.lang.php | Mon, 13 May 2013 05:29:05 -0700 (PDT) | Doug Cassidy | Booleans compared to strings | So, this is wierd:
$b = true;
var_dump($b);//boolean true
if(!$b)echo '!$b I wont echo, correctly so<BR>';
if($b)echo '$b I will echo, correctly so<BR>';
if($b == 'false')echo '$b == I will echo, which is wrong<BR>';
if($b === 'false')echo '$b === I wont echo, which is correct<BR>';
if($b == 'true')ech... |
msg-dbedf30ec2e569eb793d30642f7e56eb | comp.lang.php | Mon, 13 May 2013 09:13:11 -0400 | Jerry Stuckle | Re: Booleans compared to strings | On 5/13/2013 8:29 AM, Doug Cassidy wrote:
A string comparison returns false only if the string is NULL, is an
empty string ('') or contains a zero ('0'). All other values (including
'false') are true.
--
==================
Remove the "x" from my email address
Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp.
... |
msg-9629cdc0f9620d5bfaafabc50ac0c56f | comp.lang.php | Mon, 13 May 2013 08:57:10 -0500 | Robert Heller | Re: Booleans compared to strings | At Mon, 13 May 2013 05:29:05 -0700 (PDT) Doug Cassidy <[email]> wrote:
Well, duh!
Any non empty value (including a non empty string) is true, therefore "$b ==
'false'" evaluates to true. Live with it.
PHP is using the *C* convention with respect to booleans. 0 is false, and any
non-zero value is true. ... |
msg-11e5ed4b5db231f8357006cf3f98aa99 | comp.lang.php | Mon, 13 May 2013 17:18:18 +0200 | Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn | Re: Booleans compared to strings | Doug Cassidy wrote:
“Weird” is a subjective assessment.
It's not a bug, it's a feature. See
<http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.type-juggling.php> for details.
By contrast to “==” and “!=”, “===” and “!==” do not do type juggling.
PointedEars
--
var bugRiddenCrashPronePieceOfJunk = (
nav... |
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