Jbase program

Log in. Forgot your password? Forgot your username? Create an account. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. Index Recent Topics Search. Log in Username. Remember me. Today jBASE technology is shipped on a daily basis around the world without concern regarding security or reliability! What Debugging Tools are There?

Probably one of the coolest is remote debugging in that you can run a program on one terminal and debug it on another.

This comes in handy if you have a problem with a screen where something prints and you don't want a bunch of debug commands all over the screen. With remote debugging, the screen that is running the program just shows the program and all the debug commands are on a separate screen. The jBASE debugger is fully interactive with the operating system it runs on which adds a lot of powerful features.

With the jBASE debugger, you can redirect the output to a file or pipe it to any operating system command. And, since jBASE programs are native operating system commands, this means you can send the output of a debug to a jBASE program to filter the results or possibly go as far as emailing or texting the output somewhere.

Those familiar with Linux understand the power you have with utilities like grep, awk and sed. A great thing with jBASE is the program profiling. There is no need to compile it with special options or run it with special options. With program profiling you can quickly see where the inefficiencies are in a program and it is all done by simply setting an environment variable. I ran it on a set of reports for a company and when we fixed the inefficiencies we literally went from taking longer than overnight to running in less than 30 minutes.

Simply put, a jBASE "printer" can actually be a process that sent a PDF to email recipients, a process that archived reports to a report server or even something that posts information to a website.

With jBASE, the printed output is directed through a jBASE filtering and translation process and then passed to whatever program or process the native operating system wants to use. The most typical jBASE printer will actually just simply send the print job to the operating system's lp command. The only limit of where a "printed" job can be sent is your computers connectivity and your imagination. This is an extreme advantage not available in most other MultiValue systems.

I don't believe any other MultiValue implementation has SQL commands built-in without either third party or add-on products. This is complemented by a full JDBC 2.

Is there an environment variable or config item that is different from one server to another? Peter Peter 41 4 4 bronze badges. Can you run a jdiag and post what version of jBASE this is? I ran this code on a clean install of 5. MikeWright see jDiag output added to the question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Upgrading the jBase version corrected the issue.

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