Hey, Maybe we could take all of us out of work Pickies and have them teach
college class in pick so at least there would be programmers for Datatel and
the college book stores. The we would have the students buying Pick Books for
classes and get the volume up in the book sales
Dave R.
eFax
MaxOSX is built on Darwin which largely comes from FreeBSD.
We used to run Unidata on Tru64 UNIX. If I remember correctly, Tru64 was
a free BSD variant. Could be wrong though. If it is, then it should be
easy to port to the MAC OS.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
Yes, yes - we definitely need some college classes offered in pick!
-Dianne
On 3/31/2010 2:26 AM, Dave R wrote:
Hey, Maybe we could take all of us out of work Pickies and have them teach
college class in pick so at least there would be programmers for Datatel and
the college book stores.
you didn't say what the O/S of the systems are.
If you are running unix on both machines, you need to setup
one machine as an NFS server, and the other as an NFS Client.
Both are fairly simple.
basically, you are updating /etc/fstab for the Client side
and /etc/exports , /etc/hosts.allow
Our configuration is like this:
Server A (Windows Server 2003, 32-bit) - the host server with programs.
Server B (Windows Server 2008, 64-bit) - the production server, need to point
to Server A only for a cpl programs.
I've never setup an NFS but what we're doing is really basic, we have 3
Since your running windows, Can you map a drive to the other servers Folder
containing the programs.
Then just setup a VOC entry pointing to the mapped drive.
Don't use NFS, just use windows SMB protocols. As long as
they are both setup with workgroup names the same you should
be ok.
We can map the drives from one server to the other. Let's call the drive on
Server A drive (Z:\).
I assume we would still need UVnet to do this solution. If we did map a drive
what would the VOC
pointer look like?
This is an example what one of my VOC pointers looks like now:
One more thing I wanted to add. We're trying to access the object code from one
server
on another. I assume this can be done but I wanted to clarify what our goals
were.
Server A (has object code) - Server B (wants to run Server A object code)
I also found the UV/NET II guide and it says
You would need to create a new VOC entry that referenced the other drive.
ie x:pathname\LFUTILS.O/TEST_HARNESS2
You could copy the VOC entry, and and prefix the drive,
but your example used a relative path (..) which I have
not used on our system, I've always used full pathnames
unless the file
I setup a mapped drive drive on ServerA and i called it S:\ which maps to my
CHRISSYS (programming directory)
and I then changed the VOC from:
..\CHRISSYS\LFUTILS.O/TEST_HARNESS3
to
S:LFUTILS.O/TEST_HARNESS2
and
S:\LFUTILS.O/TEST_HARNESS2
with no luck. I get this back from telnet:
I Don't work with UV on Windows, so I'm not sure.
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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org [mailto:u2-users-
boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Chris Austin
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 12:23 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] 2
I was able to run object code on Server A from Server B by using universal path
name in the VOC as follows:
\\server name\CHRISSYS\LFUTILS.O/TEST_HARNESS2
.\CHRISSYS\LFUTILS.O/TEST_HARNESS2 **old VOC**
So that takes care of running the source code from 1 server to the other. Now
the
Hi Chris,
I can't help myself - everyone knows it. Just like most know that I have a
version control / deployment product for U2 that I could be trying to plug.
And if you are interested I'd be happy to talk to you about it. (There ya go
- plugged!) But whatever you will do to manage your
Chris:
Seconding Susan's comment...
Although we only have a single UV server, we use a SANDBOX account for
testing new applications. Thus an end-user or programmer would type at
the UV command prompt...
LOGTO SANDBOX
and
LOGTO LIVE to get back
Some
Susan,
Thanks for the reply! Right now we're using M$ Source Safe for our repository
needs but I
am curious what your product has to offer. Does this product work on multi
servers?
I have thought about doing a release with source safe every so often that would
essentially
copy the object
Hi Chris:
Without buying UVNet and or PRC which cost many thousands of dollars. You
have a couple of choices:
1) You can use the smoke and mirrors of VOC pointers
2) You can get a real version control system. Most of the version control
systems CVS or Subversion are free. They require
I'm not sure we're ever going to see college courses offered for Pick,
however I learned about hashing and linked frames in a college course. It
wasn't a class in Pick just in Data Structures.
We just have to learn how to market pick as a hashed database using
continuously resizeable linked
I'm not sure we're ever going to see college courses offered for Pick,
however I learned about hashing and linked frames in a college course.
There was a US college teaching with QM. I don't know if they still
are. The ability to put the entire system on a USB stick is very
attractive in
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