[U2] mvquery

2012-11-26 Thread Bob Witney
We use mvquery to pull reports from Universe 10

Just  occasionally we get this

AUTHORISATION ERROR
(111) BAD OR MISSING LICENCE CODE FOR THIS PROJECT

Any ideas ?

Bob











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Re: [U2] mvquery

2012-11-26 Thread Brian Leach
Bob

I'll respond off-list. If it is intermittent that sounds like permissions on
the licence files.

Brian

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Bob Witney
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] mvquery

We use mvquery to pull reports from Universe 10

Just  occasionally we get this

AUTHORISATION ERROR
(111) BAD OR MISSING LICENCE CODE FOR THIS PROJECT

Any ideas ?

Bob











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[U2] Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP

2012-11-26 Thread Chris Austin

We have a user on our system who's not an admin, just a regular user on the 
server. When he tries to execute a UVRESTORE he gets the
following error:

Warning: Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP, File 
c:\universe_region/file_name
WARNING: Unable to open file 'c:\universe_region/file_name'.  Not restored.

I read an old thread that said for a regular user to be able to do these type 
of restores they had to edit UV.ACCESS (see below)

---
In regards to backup, we use uvrestore and backup as a normal user. To be
able to do that, we had to modify the UV.BACKUP item in file UV.ACCESS (in
the UV.ACCONT). We added the user id in attribute 1 and WRITE in attribute
2.  I also noticed that you must have write permission to be able to backup
a file.

Eg...

SELECTed record name = UVBACKUP.
2 lines long.

: P
0001: uvadmrootNT AUTHORITY\systemkkbkupbernardl
0002: READWRITEWRITEWRITEWRITE
Bottom at line 2. 
---

My question is how do I edit the UV.BACKUP item in the UV.ACCESS file to 
achieve this? 

Thanks,

Chris




  
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Re: [U2] Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP

2012-11-26 Thread Chris Austin

Ok I can see where to edit it now in UV.ACCESS - UVBACKUP:

uvadmýrootýNT AUTHORITY\system
READýWRITE


If I wanted to add read\write properties for a user called USER1, would I just 
add the user to line #1 and keep line #2 the same?

Chris


 From: cjausti...@hotmail.com
 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
 Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 14:14:12 -0600
 Subject: [U2] Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP
 
 
 We have a user on our system who's not an admin, just a regular user on the 
 server. When he tries to execute a UVRESTORE he gets the
 following error:
 
 Warning: Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP, File 
 c:\universe_region/file_name
 WARNING: Unable to open file 'c:\universe_region/file_name'.  Not 
 restored.
 
 I read an old thread that said for a regular user to be able to do these type 
 of restores they had to edit UV.ACCESS (see below)
 
 ---
 In regards to backup, we use uvrestore and backup as a normal user. To be
 able to do that, we had to modify the UV.BACKUP item in file UV.ACCESS (in
 the UV.ACCONT). We added the user id in attribute 1 and WRITE in attribute
 2.  I also noticed that you must have write permission to be able to backup
 a file.
 
 Eg...
 
 SELECTed record name = UVBACKUP.
 2 lines long.
 
 : P
 0001: uvadmrootNT AUTHORITY\systemkkbkupbernardl
 0002: READWRITEWRITEWRITEWRITE
 Bottom at line 2. 
 ---
 
 My question is how do I edit the UV.BACKUP item in the UV.ACCESS file to 
 achieve this? 
 
 Thanks,
 
 Chris
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: [U2] Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP

2012-11-26 Thread Bernard Lubin
The 2 lines in the UV.BACKUP record are associated multivalues lines.The 
file is in the main UV account

S420WHO
51 uv From bernardl

S420ED UV.ACCESS UVBACKUP
2 lines long.

: ^
Up-arrow display mode= enabled
Top.
: P
0001: uvadm^253root^253NT AUTHORITY\system^253bernardl^253bkup^253gregors^253n
 oelc^253renukaj^253graemek^253ihounp
0002: READ^253WRITE^253^253WRITE^253WRITE^253WRITE^253WRITE^253WRITE^253WRITE^
 253WRITE
Bottom at line 2.

If you append a new user called USER1 to line 1, then you will need to append 
WRITE to the corresponding multivalue in line 2.  We hjave noticed that there 
is no action for line the NT AUTHORITY\system user.When I added the first 
user, I used in the UniVerse Editor commands
  A ^253bernardl   for line 1
  A ^253^253WRITE for line 2



Note:  Adding user there only impacted the uvbackup.  When we restore a file, 
we still have to login as root to restore the data.


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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Chris Austin
Sent: Tuesday, 27 November 2012 7:27 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP


Ok I can see where to edit it now in UV.ACCESS - UVBACKUP:

uvadmýrootýNT AUTHORITY\system
READýWRITE


If I wanted to add read\write properties for a user called USER1, would I just 
add the user to line #1 and keep line #2 the same?

Chris


 From: cjausti...@hotmail.com
 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
 Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 14:14:12 -0600
 Subject: [U2] Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP


 We have a user on our system who's not an admin, just a regular user
 on the server. When he tries to execute a UVRESTORE he gets the following 
 error:

 Warning: Access list denial: Function UVBACKUP, File
 c:\universe_region/file_name
 WARNING: Unable to open file 'c:\universe_region/file_name'.  Not 
 restored.

 I read an old thread that said for a regular user to be able to do
 these type of restores they had to edit UV.ACCESS (see below)

 ---
 In regards to backup, we use uvrestore and backup as a normal user. To
 be able to do that, we had to modify the UV.BACKUP item in file
 UV.ACCESS (in the UV.ACCONT). We added the user id in attribute 1 and
 WRITE in attribute 2.  I also noticed that you must have write
 permission to be able to backup a file.

 Eg...

 SELECTed record name = UVBACKUP.
 2 lines long.

 : P
 0001: uvadmrootNT AUTHORITY\systemkkbkupbernardl
 0002: READWRITEWRITEWRITEWRITE
 Bottom at line 2.
 ---

 My question is how do I edit the UV.BACKUP item in the UV.ACCESS file to 
 achieve this?

 Thanks,

 Chris





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