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WRONG WRONG WRONG !!!
Sorry for shouting here, but I noticed the OP said he was
currently running UV/SCO, and wanted to switch to UV/NT.
So, with the very important caveat that "can UV 10 cope
with UV 7 data?", all he needs do is an os-level copy of the data file from one
system to the other. It REALLY IS that simple. I'm running UV9/NT, UV9/SCO, and
UV10/linux. *ALL* the data files are binary compatible across all three
systems!
Couple of notes for the OP (and others
:-)
1) OP is short for "original poster"
2) fnuxi is for converting between endian-ness. You do not
need it when moving between processors that are the same endian, so going from
SCO (intel) to NT (intel) is fine. The OS is irrelevant as to whether you need
fnuxi. You would need fnuxi to go between UV/linux and UV/linux if one was on
Intel and the other on z800/power.
3) UniData and UniVerse are two different products made
(originally) by two different companies. The OP only has UV so UD is irrelevant
here :-)
Cheers,
Wol From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alan Bateman Sent: 05 February 2004 01:06 To: 'U2 Users Discussion List' Subject: RE: Migrating U2 data I have
done this a number of times and all I did was use the fnuxi command in uv/bin
directory.
(1)
Copy Unix accounts to the windows server.
(2)
Enter following command in the directory containing the unix data at the
Windows command prompt:
dir/b | fnuxi
This lists each file name and passes it to the fnuxi command to
convert to the correct format for the Windows platform.
Alan Bateman
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