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  1. Gafling

    Question on data typing

    Tranman ... 'RSet' is not allowed on user defined data types. However, thanks to your hint, I noticed that 'LSet' does allow mixed typing. Actually that makes sense. If I need this again, I'll use 'LSet'. Thanks!
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    Question on data typing

    PHV - not sure what you mean by 'homework' ... anyway thanks for the correction on 'vbCr' etc. I see now that I was not clear; that was not the issue ... the line RecordVRecd = Record1Recd is the problem. I am getting a mismatched type error, 13 I believe. VB will not let me...
  3. Gafling

    Socket Programming on Unix

    unisysguru Did you get a solution to your socket issues? At the risk of performing solicitation, I am sure we could help you. Gafling
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    Question on data typing

    Problem: Write a file of 100 byte records either as binary or text. Use the 'CrLfFlag' flag to determine the output format. Type RecordVType Data As String * 100 Cr As Byte Lf As Byte End Type Dim RecordVRecd As RecordVType Type RecordFType Data As String * 100 End Type Dim...
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    Socket Programming on Unix

    Do you need to an integrated COBOL and 'c' program? Or would other solutions work. We have custom designed many applications for unix that integrate various COBOLs (RM, Fujitsu, etc) with 'c', 'c++', and other languages to create socket communications servers and clients. It is sometimes...
  6. Gafling

    Remove SPACES using INSPECT ?

    Yeah, Morrison, I did notice. For this particular problem a solution without PERFORM is impractical and very likely much slower than something like what I wrote. I am not advocating my code as the 'best' solution; you could 'sex it up' by pre-computing the source field length or reference-mod...
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    Remove SPACES using INSPECT ?

    Couldn't be easier ... 01 source-field pic x(999). 01 source-index pic 9(004). 01 source-size pic 9(004) value 999. 01 target-field pic x(999). 01 target-index pic 9(004). move spaces to target-field...
  8. Gafling

    cause of NFS error (EBADFD(81)) and others

    'PHV': thank you for the response. You must work for MicroSoft Tech Support as your answer is totally correct but provides no real help. Seriously, I need some tech insight on why the daemons on either system do not seem to get along at times. Is there a version issue such as NFS version x.x...
  9. Gafling

    cause of NFS error (EBADFD(81)) and others

    I am looking for a guru who can delineate the reasonable causes of the huge number of '/var/adm/syslog' messages: Jan 2 09:47:52 xxxxxxxx WARNING: NLM: 4 request to server 110.22.30.8 failed: 8 (errno 118) These messages are usually followed by a message like: Jan 2 09:49:14 xxxxxxxx last...
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    mySQL on SCO

    Does anyone have a running mySQL server on SCO OpenServer 506?? If so, HOW DID YOU DO IT? I cannot successfully get past the 'mysql_install_db' script. It seems there are missing libraries in the binary install acquired from the mySQL web site; and who knows what else. HELP!
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    RPC Port mapper failure !

    If the system continues to try to contact another IP address after you have removed that IP address from use, go to '/etc/sm' and see if that IP address is in a file named 'recover'. If so, set that file size to zero; ie '> recover'.
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    How can I add a DLT Tape Drive SCSI?

    In my experience, SCO installation has NEVER automatically installed a SCSI tape drive. I have always had to use 'mkdev tape'. In order to use 'mkdev tape', you will have to know which SCSI controller the DLT is attached to, which bus on that controller the DLT is attached to, and the SCSI...
  13. Gafling

    'c' unix signal problem

    Hello, Kulla. The code I posted has several typo errors which may have confused 'Sebontheweb' leading to his comment #1 but his suggestions about the 'select' verb are correct. 'select' is a more complex but up-to-date way of timing file I-O activities primarily because it is more specific to...
  14. Gafling

    MS Network logon and IE network access bugs(?)

    Good questions ... more information is needed. The workstation is on a small LAN serviced by a server that is connected to a cable modem. The server has two NICs, one connected to the local LAN, the other connected to the cable modem. The local LAN computers use static addresses and are...
  15. Gafling

    MS Network logon and IE network access bugs(?)

    mainegeek, being VERY familiar with the properties of IE in general and LANs in particuler, I am unaware of a setting that addresses my dilemma. I would appreciate any SPECIFIC information you may have. Or if you know of another solution, please share with us.
  16. Gafling

    MS Network logon and IE network access bugs(?)

    Thanks for the response. The machines in question use static IP addresses and also we use WinGate for firewall protection and as a proxy server. My point is that I don't believe IE should even try to access the LAN if the LAN login has not been completed successfully. Is there an option in IE...
  17. Gafling

    MS Network logon and IE network access bugs(?)

    I should probably know this but I cannot resolve this issue. I have a W98 computer configured for MS networking over TCP/IP; works fine. However the user has mentioned that when they do NOT successfully enter their user name and password in the MS Network Logon window or if they click the 'x'...
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    header files inclusion in linux

    I am sure you have an answer by now but if not, here is a comment from 'Beginners 'c' ... Standard header files (those supplied by your 'c' compiler vendor) are placed into '/usr/include' and in folders below that one. These are referenced in your 'c' program by placing '<>' around them. This...
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    including header files

    I am sure you have an answer by now but if not, here is a comment from 'Beginners 'c' ... Standard header files (those supplied by your 'c' compiler vendor) are placed into '/usr/include' and in folders below that one. These are referenced in your 'c' program by placing '<>' around them. This...
  20. Gafling

    required DLLs in a program

    Good answer. Excellant product! THANKS!!!

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