Whether you use Rocket® mvBase® or D3®, I invite you to watch an 18-minute video I’ve made demonstrating how to set up and use the mvWorkstation, part of D3 10.3.1. In the video I discuss how the mvWorkstation, a D3 client, is great for accessing local files and resources including printers and telnet servers. In […]
This post was originally published on July 15, 2019 for the Windows version of D3 10.3.1. This post is about the AIX and Linux versions of D3 10.3.1. Well, the wait is over. Not Games of Thrones, as that has come and gone, but I haven’t seen the final season yet, so no spoilers please! […]
Well, the wait is over. Not Games of Thrones, as that has come and gone, but I haven’t seen the final season yet, so no spoilers please! No, the wait I’m talking about is the wait for the next release of D3 – release 10.3.1. At the recent Business Forum events held in Australia in […]
Introduction In my last post, Extending MV Basic by Calling Python, I showed how we can extend the functionality of MV Basic by calling Python functions. That alone is a nice feature to have but in this post I want to go one step further and show how we can extend Python itself to achieve […]
Introduction One of the compelling things about using Python is the ability to extend the capability of the MultiValue platform. Perhaps you are thinking that means Python having access into the MultiValue environment to read / write data files, run commands and call Basic subroutines. Certainly that can be done but more than that, Python programs can be called […]
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