"Bob" == Bob Michie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bob> Plucker looks nice! I figured out houw to use the parser to make a pdb file,
Bob> but I can't seem to master the syntax of conduit.exe Here is the contents
You know that you also could simply use the framework the the
installer create for you? See the "Add a new Database" shortcut in the
plucker start menu group. then see the icons in the "DB '<DBHANLDE>'
(eg.: "DB 'Default'")" subgroup. there you could setup the database or
start the creation of the pdb. And if you want the automatic creation
of this DBs you could call (maybe by a BAT or a scheduler)
"RunSync.exe Default"
^^^^^^^
That's the HANDLE of the DB you want build
Bob> of a LOAD.BAT. My computer is WIndows NT 4.0 SP6. I'm using Hotsync 3.0.2H
Bob> for Hanspring devices:
Do you use the plucker-build command? If yes do not need conduit.exe
to create the DB (it's done by plucker-build with the -f switch), but
you _can_ use conduit.exe to do an batch install.
Bob> conduit.exe -user "Bob Michie" -dbname "NAVSEA Top 10" -fname apps_top10.pdb
Bob> _
Bob> -install d:\plucker\conduit\apps_top10.pdb -verbose 2
give "-user" _and_ "-install" to install a file:
conduit.exe -user "Bob Michie" -install d:\plucker\conduit\apps_top10.pdb -verbose 2
or give "-user", "-dbname" and "-fname" to create a Database from the
"Cache" dir files and install this database.
conduit.exe -user "Bob Michie" -dbname "NAVSEA Top 10" -fname apps_top10.pdb_
-verbose 2
Bob> When it runs, the result is as if I had typed "conduit /?". My PDB was made
Yes, wrong or not working syntax.
Bob> with the -f switch. It is located in the same folder as conduit.exe. I
Bob> notice no change in the listings for Hotsync.
Yes, see above, the -f switch in plucker-build create the DB for you,
so you do not need the conduit.exe to create this only to install the
DB.
cu,
Dirk
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