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If you have copied a DataFlo account
from one machine to another, or from a CD, your accounts may not be
"registered". Use this tip to sort it out. |
When a new account is
loaded or created for DataFlo, *INSTALL should be run as it will check the
account for the requirements (depending on Account Type) and make sure
everything is set up and registered correctly. This also updates the "Registry of
Accounts" in an item called DATAFLO.CFG, found in GLOBAL.CATDIR for
UniVerse or CTLGTB in UniData. The *INSTALL program checks the Registry
of Accounts when being run for a User type account and returns the lists
of Baseline and Custom software accounts available.
Problem
When *INSTALL is being run on a User Type account
during a DataFlo Upgrade or new account creation, the Software Account
lists do not show the desired Baseline Software account or the desired
Custom Software account, or the Global Account (usually DW-GLOBAL) is
not displayed.
Why might this problem be happening?
The most common reason why an account is not
registered is that the desired account was copied from one machine to
another (or from a CD), and *INSTALL (setup) has not been run on the
current machine. Note, running SETUP, UPDATE, or *INSTALL will run the
SETUP.REGISTER utility which will place an entry in the Registry of
Accounts.
Solutions
Quick fix:
Longer fix:
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*INSTALL
Your Preview Account is: PREVIEW
Do you want to run SETUP or run UPGRADE?
Please enter 'S' or 'U' (or 'Q'uit) :
S
VOC Setup Started...................:
07:58:30 05 SEP 2006
PREVIEW account.....................: PREVIEW
MD Setup Ended......................:
07:59:01 05
SEP
2006
SETUP started.......................:
07:59:01 05
SEP
2006
Setup: (B)ase, (G)lobal, (C)ust, (U)ser, (R)ev..
B |
Note: We generally recommend running *INSTALL, as
this will ensure that pointers are correctly created for the current
machine's PREVIEW account, and will load PREVIEW software (DEV, SYS,
etc.) into the Baseline account. It will also load the supporting
Dictionaries for both Baseline and Custom software accounts.
We hope you find this tech tip as useful. As always, if
you have any question on how to do any of this, please call us.
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