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From: s187318@alfred.carleton.ca (Bing Wen ~{NB1y~})
Subject: Re: Help needed to interpret Clipper error message
Organization: Carleton University
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 1992 01:38:19 GMT

Thanks for your suggestions. I checked the mainmenu.prg and found the
problem was caused by the DO WHILE statement.

The original statement went like this:

          ok=.t.
          do while ok
          ....
          1. enter...
          2. retrieve...
          ....
          0. exit
          enddo

I have changed it into something like this:

          ok=' '
          do while ok # '0'
          ....
          enddo

The problem no longer appears. But I still would like to know where
(in what CLIPPER 5.01 booklet and on which page) the error message is
documented.

Thank you for your time.

Bing
p.s. Here is the error message again:

          Error BASE/1066 Argument error: conditional
                          Quit?

---------------------------Included Text--------------------------


PS-     I have Clipper 5.01 and this error message IS documented. As a
        general rule if the error message comes in a red box with option
        to QUIT etc. that will be documented
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From:         RESLIFPA@OSHKOSHW.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Help needed to interpret Clipper error message

Hi!
        Have you seen the NG.exe that comes with Clipper 5.  I saw it there
I did not look for it in the book
                                                        -Saad
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From:         SBA@CORNELLC.BITNET
Subject:      Re: flush right, zero fill

Oh yes, that's the way to go
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From:         416SUPSLGSPC <416SUPSLGSPC@STRATHOST.STRATCOM.AF.MIL>
Subject:      Data base Advisor

I would like to know if this magazine is worth subscribing to for
current data base techinque's or programming Idea's. Using Dbase III
plus and Clipper.
any comments are welcome
Jim Hunold
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 09:13:49 EST
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From:         Joel Saunders <RJFS@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Indexes ?
              10 Sep 1992 13:28:09 BST from <I.Bowes@SOUTHAMPTON.AC.UK>

On Thu, 10 Sep 1992 13:28:09 BST I.Bowes said:
>Dear All,
>
>Thanks for the suggestion, it worked
>
>
>index on substr(tocc_no,1,2)+left(tocc_desc,3) tag tocc_no for;
>   substr(tocc_no,1,2) = "VE"
>
>
>I also had other replies suggesting :-
>
>index on left(tocc_desc,3) tag tocc_no for substr(tocc_no,1,2) = "VE"
>
>Both work.
>
>I was probably just being stupid this morn :-)
>
>Cheers,
>
>Ian Bowes
>I.Bowes@uk.ac.soton

Just a quick tip.

If indexing on a field that contains letters (like the desc in your example),
it's better to index on the UPPER() version of the field.

This will put all descriptions in order, no matter what case (upper, lower, or
mixed) they were entered.

HTH... Joel

Also,  I would also add the full code number (not just the 1st 2 chars) so that
in case you have matching descriptions, the records would come out sorted by
the full code order.
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Subject:      Re: flush right, zero fill
              6 Sep 1992 22:53:28 GMT from <jwarner@MRCNEXT.CSO.UIUC.EDU>

? repl('0',9-len(ltrim(str(NUM))))+ltrim(str(NUM))
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From: bforob@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (WBFO 88.7 FM -- Rob Rothkopf)
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Subject: Re: Clipper: Network / Index Question...
Date: 9 Sep 92 01:55:00 GMT
Organization: University at Buffalo
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

In article <1992Aug28.001254.7030@g2syd.genasys.com.au>, michaelh@g2syd.genasys.com.au (Michael Haldey) writes...
>Actually, you can't. But if you issue dbCommit() call before doing something
>important, Clipper run-time system updates b-tree indexes. 

Not really.. he was talking about in a networked environment.. and if you have 
files used in Sharable mode, clipper updates the indexes right after the record 
is replaced (it doesn't even wait for an UNLOCK or another RLOCK()!).  Netware 
takes care of everything else.

As a matter of fact, you almost *never* want to do a COMMIT; COMMIT flushes 
*all* buffers to disk, whether or not they have been changed.  This means if 
you have 10 files open with 3 indexes each, you have lots of unncessary disk 
writes/seeks being done and your application can begin to drrrrrag.  Of course, 
I'm talking about in a networked, sharable mode setting.

>The same idea. Issue dbCommit(). Actually, Clipper, despite an opportunity 
>to write network applications, is a single-user system. This is inherited 
>from xBases and can not be reliably solved in not client-server systems. 
> [ Another idea is to organise a form of communication between processes. 
>   I've got a number of solutions for that so e-mail if you are interested.]

What are you talking about by "is a single-user system"???!  It has low level 
locking facilities while, although primative, are the necessary building blocks 
for a multiuser/multitasking system.  If someone wanted a multi-process system 
where different machines must communicate, Clipper provides for it by allowing 
you to implement semaphores via indexed files.. of course, depending on the 
application, another language may be more suitable.

--Rob Rothkopf
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 22:14:07 EDT
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From:         "Mark W. Schumann" <mark@WHIZBANG.WARIAT.ORG>
Subject:      Re: dGE Graphics Library

On Tue, 8 Sep 1992 11:31:28 EDT,
wariat!nshore!ncoast!usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu!S1.DRC.COM!DRC!SETA!Rich=Gautier
wrote:

>   A couple of questions for all you Clipper programmers out there...
> Where can I buy dGE Graphics Library for Clipper 5.01?  How good is it,
> or is there a better one out there somewhere?  Information would be
> appreciated on GX Graphics by Genus as well.  Any other graphics libraries in
> the PD/Shareware arena?
>   Please send tons of mail....Repeat yourselves as often as you wish..

I got dGE a couple of weeks ago, had a question, called Pinnacle
Thursday, got a call back the following Wednesday (today).

Is that good?
--
--
Mark W. Schumann/3111 Mapledale Avenue/Cleveland, Ohio 44109-2447 USA
Domain: mark@whizbang.wariat.org                      CIS: 73750,3527
"We're not nuts or anything; I mean *I'm* not nuts." <whizbang!judy>
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 18:11:43 +0200
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From:         Algirdas.Pakstas@IDT.UNIT.NO
Subject:      Lectures on Computer Technologies and Networking in Baltic
              Countries

Dear Colleagues,

Let us we will introduce ourselvs. We are computer scientists from
Vilnius, Lithuania (temporary staying in Trondheim, Norway). We both
are working in the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics of the
Lithuanian Academy of Sciences.  Main research topics are software
engineening for distributed computer systems, methods and tools for
development of distributed software configurations, networking, formal
methods, simulation of message passing systems.

We are going to visit USA in September-October, 1992 for conference.
We also are interested to visit american Universities and give some
lectures about our research results and more general lectures about
Computer Technologies and Networking in Baltic Countries.

Please, let us know if your organizations are interested in such
subjects and can be partial sponsors for our visit at least inside USA
(unfortunately, our host institute in Norway can't to provide full
funding). Our CVs and abstracts of possible lectures are available on
request.

Please, reply ASAP by e-mail or by FAX. Our address:

	Dr.Algirdas Pakstas / Sonata Pakstiene
	Division of Computer Systems and Telematics (IDT)
	The Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH)
	The University of Trondheim (UNIT)
	N-7034 TRONDHEIM
	Norway

	PHONE: +47-7-594460 (secr.) or +47-7-594485 (direct in office);
	FAX  : +47-7-594466;
	TELEX: 55637 NTHAD.N
	Email: Algirdas.Pakstas@idt.unit.no

Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

Algirdas Pakstas, Dr., Senior Scientific Staff
Sonata Pakstiene, Junior Scientific Staff
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From:         Rich=Gautier%SETA%DRC@S1.DRC.COM
Subject:      Sick and Tired....Sorry Off Topic

I came in this morning, and I opened my mailbox....20 messages.  Of that
number, 6 were work-related, 2 were actual list messages, and 12 of them were
either SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE messages sent to the lists.  I can't believe
that if a person can get SUBSCRIBED to a list that they are dim-witted enough
to send an UNSUB message to the list, rather than to the LISTSERV.  It is
really, really starting to urk me to no end.  The system is so simple, my
illiterate grandmother could use it, even after the stroke.  Why is it so
difficult for some people to learn the difference between a list address and a
LISTSERV address?
   Is the LISTSERV system THAT difficult for today's high school graduates?
Or is common sense no longer a pre-requisite for getting into a higher school
of learning these days?

   And what is this world coming to?

   BITNET people, when you want to UNSUB, "TELL LISTSERV AT BROWNVM UNSUB
DBASE-L".   The rest of you, send your messages to LISTSERV@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU!
(Other listserv machines are also applicable.  Your mileage may vary.)

					Rich Gautier
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From: scott@sklib.usask.ca
Subject: RExL v2.11 - dBase file compatible database uploaded to SIMTEL20 (fwd)
Organization: University of Saskatchewan
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 1992 23:15:38 GMT

These files are also available via anonymous ftp from oak.oakland.edu in
the pub/msdos/database directory. This is posted for information only. I
have not tried the program. Peter Scott scott@sklib.usask.ca.

From:   SKYFOX::IN%"ZZHI9001@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE"  "The Software Loft"
Subj:   RExL v2.11 - dBase file compatible database uploaded to SIMTEL20

I have uploaded to WSMR-SIMTEL20.Army.Mil:

pd1:<msdos.database>
REXL211A.ZIP    dBase file compatible database, exes/help
REXL211B.ZIP    dBase file compatible database, utils/modules
REXL211C.ZIP    dBase file compatible database, docs/examples

RExL v2.11 is a fourth generation language product for PC-compatible
computers. RExL contains a dBase compatible database module with full
indexing capabilities, a comprehensive screen and forms designer, a
folding text editor and a debugger and runtime module. It is aimed at
people who want to create powerful applications, with a consistent user
interface, easily and simply.

RExL has its own internal language (with over 180 functions), similar to
BASIC, which is linked in a unique way with the concept of rules and
logic to make programming more intuitive. The full screen debugger is
based upon industry standard products and features step, trace, watch,
evaluate, animate, breakpoints.  There's also a postfix compiler module
included which can produce fast standalone DOS executable files.

RExL is copyrighted shareware written by The Software Loft, a member of
the Association of Shareware Professionals.  It is Shareware.

robin
- -
The Software Loft, Kiemar House, Shanakiel Road, Cork City, Ireland.
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From:         Ian=Brabham%CC%Monash@BANYAN.CC.MONASH.EDU.AU
Subject:      re: usenet news

Steve Skilbeck,

>I have tried using the ni5210 packet driver with no success - I have no
>success in connecting to a nntp news host - and generally it just locks up.

Under DOS different programs cannot share the same physical hardware device.
In this case INTR2BAN.COM and the NI5210.COM are trying to both control the
ethernet card with the consequence that the PC hangs.

Try running Trumpet without any Vines drivers loaded.  When that works
proceed.

As people want to have applications share ethernet cards you need some
mediating software.  This is what Packet Drivers, NDIS and ODI are all
about.  Banyan have introduced the Cabletron Packet Driver interface for
Vines, this allows you to load a packet driver for your ethernet board
and have Vines access the card through that packet driver rather than
directly.

By Selecting the Cabletron interface in PCCONFIG instead of the NI5210
you will be able to share your ethernet card with Vines and any other
packet driver aware application like Trumpet.

>I have also tried using the "shim" version - the only advantage being it
>doesn't seem to lock up, but no success in establishing a connection..

I haven't tried the shim version but the idea seems based around multiple
applications (vines and trumpet) sharing the one ethernet card without
hanging or crashing.

>My configuration is: Vines 5.0 (5) and a ni5210 network card.  IF there is
>anyone out there who has a similiar configuration and has had some success,

Patch 5.00(5)-AW-1 will provide cabletron packet driver support under 5.0.

The following is how to use the packet driver.

NI5210 -w 0x7E 5 0x360 0xD000          ; Load packet driver
BAN /NC                                ; Load BanV handler
CSIBAN                                 ; Load Vines driver for packet driver
REDIR4                                 ; Load Vines dos redirector
Z:LOGIN Steve Stilbeck                 ; Login

NEWS                                   ; Run trumpet

Ian Brabham                 email: ian@banyan.cc.monash.edu.au
Micro Support Group         phone: +61 3 565 4742
Monash University           fax:   +61 3 565 4746
Melbourne Australia
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 08:40:56 EST
From:         Steve=Skilbeck%Economics%UNIMELB@MUWAYE.UNIMELB.EDU.AU
Subject: re: usenet news

I'm also interested in getting Trumpet up and working, a few of our lecturers
have shown interest in being able to read news without having a Unix account.

If you need a etherlink packet driver I have ones for the following cards:
3c501
3c503
3c505
3c507
3c523

I also have a number of other ones as well in a zip file..

I can't say I have had much success though in using the packet driver for my
card (MI5210) with news - although its possible that I haven't set it up
correctly.  The "shim" version that was mentioned sounds like it would be a
better proposition, although I haven't been able to locate a copy myself.  I
would be very interested in getting the "shim" version if anyone has came
accross a copy.


Stephen Skilbeck

Steve=Skilbeck%Economics@pc.unimelb.edu.au
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From:         "(Lawrence Belan ][)" <lbelan@FERT1.FE.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: OS/2 2.0 DOS Windows
              Sep 16, 92 12:38:59 pm

Shawn,

I've been able to do what you're trying, but with very limited sucess.

What's strange, is that I CAN load the IBM LSP 1.25 into a virtual DOS
window and run the IBMTOKEN packet driver, but NOT the Banyan files.
(It Complains that there is not CLOCK device then locks up.)

When using a VDM, I can load the banyan software, but only into low
memory...The LSP programs WON'T load if i use the HIMEM.SYS driver.
The IBMTOKEN packet driver won't work in a VDM either...something about
IOFUNC not a valid device.

--
 Lawrence (Larry) Belan ][                       lbelan@fert1.fe.psu.edu
 Computer/Telecommunications Specialist             bp3@psuvm.psu.edu (or)
 PennState - Fayette Campus                         bp3@psuvm.bitnet
 Route 119 North  Box 519                     75745.242@compuserve.com
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From:         STRASHEA@ZENO.MSC.COLORADO.EDU
Subject: re: LPD

We have BPRINT and we don't have the toolkit, so I assume it's a standar
app.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 12:03:35 EDT
From:         M=Woods%SysAdmin%7CG@LGGATE2.HQ.AF.MIL
Subject:      AT&T StarStation lan interface.

Has anybody had any luck with the built in lan interface on the AT&T
StarStation?  We have about 10 of these units (386/33, 100MB, 4MB) that we
have not been able to use.  All of the drivers (VINES, Clarkson, and a few
unknowns) I have tried have failed to find the card, with any interupt or I/O
address I have used.  If you have any ideas, I would appreciate hearing from
you.

Thanks!

SrA Mark Woods
USAF/7CG/LGR
The Pentagon
mwoods@lggate2.hq.af.mil
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From:         David=Blair%ComputerSrvcs%WILL@BIGBIRD.WILL.UIUC.EDU
Subject:      re: 5-10-20

Shirley,

Are you planing a "Get to know the Banyan-L" party/reception at the ABUI
conference this month??  Enquring minds want to know.

	-dlb
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:41:51 EDT
From:         David=Blair%ComputerSrvcs%WILL@BIGBIRD.WILL.UIUC.EDU
Subject:      re: Banyan Mail

Unfornately, you have to live with it or buy someone's third party mail
front-end to Banyan Mail, SharkMail/Netpro.

	-dlb
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 15:12:40 PDT
From:         Kelly=Yock%Systems%PCBs@BANYAN50.BV.TEK.COM
Subject:      re: Looking for a DTS

We have several BNS servers "for sale".....any reasonable offers will be
accepted !!

While they're a bit bigger than a DTS....they're still just as slow !!


Kelly Yock
Tektronix, Inc.
(503)627-3690
Kelly.Yock@Tek.Com
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Subject:      Is it possible to use POP clients with BANYAN ?

I am wondering if it is possible to use a POP client (NUPOP is my
case) on a PC that is connected on BANYAN.

Thanks,

-Herman-
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From:         Ian=Brabham%CC%Monash@BANYAN.CC.MONASH.EDU.AU
Subject:      re: Disk 1 replacement

Josef,

>	I want to replace my disk1 (moving the current disk1 to disk2). I
>realize I will have to install the drive, as if new - and the time that takes.
>However, I was wondering if there is a way to save myself the 13-18 hours of
>formatting time on my (soon to be) new disk 2.
>	I am adding a 200 Meg drive for Disk 1 and moving my 1.2Gigabyte drive
>to disk2. (NOS, etc... on disk1, user stuff, etc... on disk 2.)

Now I don't advocate you use this for a production server unless you are 110%
sure the disk is flaw free or you are 120% sure you can correctly enter ALL
the bad blocks manually.  There are undocumented options on the server and
install disk menus that skip the bad block scan.  Add an exclamation "!" to
the menu command.

Ie "1. Prepare all of disk for Vines use" becomes "1!" and
"2. Install/Repair 2nd disk drive" becomes "2!".

For the 1.2 Gig unit simply delete the partition from the install disk
menu.  There is no need to low level format existing drives unless there
is some media related problem to be corrected or a different controller is
used.  SCSI drives should never be reformated without Very!! good reasons.

Ian Brabham                 email: ian@banyan.cc.monash.edu.au
Micro Support Group         phone: +61 3 565 4742
Monash University           fax:   +61 3 565 4746
Melbourne Australia
From: coates@UMUC.UMD.EDU (Elliott Coates)
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Subject: RE: Banyan Mail
Date: 10 Sep 92 01:35:51 GMT
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>Just wondering is there a Banyan mail program out there that allows you to
>basic things like "quote" on answering mail.  I'm used to using ELM in unix,
>where quoting is simple - it appears that in Banyan mail it isn't even an
>option?

>Do most people use third party mail programs? or just live with its
>deficiencies?

Yes, Unix has ELM and recently PICO which does wonders with mail.
(True ELM is the runaway winner in terms of flexibility and overall power.)

For Vines, BeyondMail, SharkMail, and Netpro mail to name some of the
"big'uns", offer sorting of messages on subject, from, date, etc.  In addition
they make it possible to "quote".  These packages also offer much more,
unfortunately I'm stuck with Vines mail and have to make do.

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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 11:06:25 CDT
From:         Rick Stoen <stoen@KATANA.PCPD.HOU.COMPAQ.COM>
Subject:      SMTP and time

We have a problem with our SMTP gateway (version 1.2) not putting
the correct time on mail messages. I think this started happening
when we switched to daylight savings time this past spring (we have
only had a few users notice so it hasn't been a big deal). Messages
going both directions show up with a time that is 1 hour slow. I have
checked all the machines involved and they have the correct time.
Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions other than wait until the time
changes in October and maybe it will fix itself?

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