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Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

Title:	OLD ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference
Notice:	Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1
Moderator:	IOSG::PYE

Created:	Thu Jan 30 1992
Last Modified:	Tue Jan 23 1996
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4343
Total number of notes:	18308

103.0. "General V3.0 questions" by POBOX::LIDEN () Tue Feb 25 1992 23:26

    This is a mixture of general questions relating to V3.0.  These
    questions are being generated from a V3.0 Technical Update Course being
    held in Denver, CO.
    
    1. When a drawer is created, a sub-dir [.MSG] is also created for this
    drawer.  How is this [.MSG] sub-dir being used.  While having the
    drawer current in the window and creating mail, the new mail is always
    placed in the upper level [.MSG]?
    
    2. Does any one know of a `<form' command which allows you to set
    parameters for a housekeeping procedure, which is more detailed than
    the normal MGT-MSY-MHP-C routine?
    
    3. Final question for today, when transferring an account over the
    network which belongs to different groups, how and what handles the
    information on the group list.
    
    Thanks in advance for any help,
    
    Kevin

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
103.1	First question	IOSG::MAURICE	IOSG ain't a place to raise a kid	`Wed Feb 26 1992 08:26`	18
	> 1. When a drawer is created, a sub-dir [.MSG] is also created for this > drawer. How is this [.MSG] sub-dir being used. While having the > drawer current in the window and creating mail, the new mail is always > placed in the upper level [.MSG]? When you create new mail you are automatically taken back to your MAIN drawer, so normally mail will go in the [.MSG] of that drawer. The two main exceptions are: a) After an SMU in which case mail go in the MAIN drawer of the user you have SMU'd to. b) If you have an application using the MAIL functions directly, then the [.MSG] of the current drawer will be used. Cheers Stuart
103.2	Second question	SCOTTC::MARSHALL	Pearl-white, but slightly shop-soiled	`Wed Feb 26 1992 09:46`	12
	There are two forms of interest: SM_UTILITY_MASTER, which contains the details for each type of housekeeping job. SM_GENERIC_UTILITY_SCHEDULE, which contains the schedule record for a particular instance of a housekeeping job. Why do you want more information than the usual UI gives you? What extra information do you want? Normally, you shouldn't need these forms directly, except where explicitly instructed in the documentation (eg to set 'Create New Dirs Flag' for RSD). Scott
103.3	third question	IOSG::TYLDESLEY		`Wed Feb 26 1992 14:24`	11
	Kevin, re 3. I assume you are referring to ALL-IN-1 Groups (as created in Group Services). If so, these are not distributed, and are valid only for the user on his/her original system. The groups information is not transferred, and the user will have to be added-in to comparable groups on the target system. When you delete the old account, Delete User will remove the user from the groups to which he/she had access. Hope I've understood you right.. DaveT