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ricardo_benatti
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05-03-2017
01:02 PM
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Well detailed article
Could bring more details of the implementation of the algorithms
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02-16-2016
06:03 AM
congratulations ...
very interesting the proposal of the statement of PEARL !!
Waiting slides
Thanks.
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06-30-2015
10:08 AM
hi .... to evaluate the group ... could be a solution, simpler, receive in a variable, the concatenation of the "N" ZEROS characters, right, with the content attribute: INPUT: ID CODE 111 20 112 40 113 20 114 40 115 CMR2 116 CMR3 117 20 120 20 121 20 EEL >> PRE PROCESSING string(11) W_2_ZEROS_LEN_11 string(04) W_2_ZEROS_LEN_04 EEL >> PRE PROCESSING W_2_ZEROS_LEN_04 = right( "0000" & trim( `CODE` ), 04 ) W_2_ZEROS_LEN_11 = right( "00000000000" & trim( `CODE` ), 11 ) OUTUPUT: ID CODE CODE_4_ZEROS CODE_11_ZEROS 111 20 0020 00000000020 112 40 0040 00000000040 113 20 0020 00000000020 114 40 0040 00000000040 115 CMR2 CMR2 0000000CMR2 116 CMR3 CMR3 0000000CMR3 117 20 0020 00000000020 120 20 0020 00000000020 121 20 0020 00000000020 Regards,
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06-30-2015
07:41 AM
so ... also understand how you ... EEL exemplifies the treatment attribute ... the functions implemented by the solution should have a better performance ... the intention was to contribute only ... Regards,
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06-26-2015
02:08 PM
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Hello, I really liked your solution, very creative. But it would be possible to use the function pattern(* string *), which returns something similar to the created by their EEL ( char_type_curr == W_PATTERN_curr 😞 PNO_curr JC_curr Name_curr W_PATTERN_curr char_type_curr PNO_prev JC_prev Name_prev W_TIPO_PREV char_type_prev W_PATTERN_prev 117 20 dddd 99 numeric numeric 117 20 dddd integer numeric numeric 99 116 CMR1 cccc AAA9 alpha alpha alpha numeric 116 CMR3 cccc string alpha alpha alpha numeric AAA9 115 CMR1 bbbb AAA9 alpha alpha alpha numeric 115 CMR2 bbbb string alpha alpha alpha numeric AAA9 114 40 aaaa 99 numeric numeric 114 40 aaaa integer numeric numeric 99 113 20 zzzz 99 numeric numeric 113 20 zzzz integer numeric numeric 99 112 SAL2 yyyy AAA9 alpha alpha alpha numeric 112 40 yyyy integer numeric numeric 99 111 CMR1 xxxx AAA9 alpha alpha alpha numeric 111 20 xxxx integer numeric numeric 99 This solution could also be a ?? Thanks, Ricardo Benatti.
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06-18-2015
08:32 AM
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*** very important: do not forget to keep baclup until everything is operational and all operational features *** Hi ... there are some folders for DataFlux DMS by setting parameters: C:\Users\<USER_NAME>\AppData\Roaming\DataFlux\DMStudio\<instanc>\etc \repositories\ -- repository of information; macros.cfg -- definition of environment variables; C:\Users\<USER_NAME>\AppData\Roaming\DataFlux\dac \savedconn\ -- User / Password of ODBC connections previously saved; C:\Users\<USER_NAME>\AppData\Roaming\DataFlux\ManagementServer ManagementServersEntries.xml -- xml with the definition of application servers (ip, port;) is used; ** copy folder with the repository, which contains folders: batch_jobs data_services Shared Data foundations process_services *** not forgetting the <project>.rps file; if you are moving to a newer version, you may need to upgrade your project, confirm the operation. so ... sorry for my poor english (google) I hope this helps, good luck, Ricardo Benatti
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