| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 428.1 | Installing Reports | TOOK::ANWARUDDIN | Anwar | Tue Oct 23 1990 10:47 | 32 |
| We will try to simplify the installation procedure for Reports. Steps 3
and 4 in the Release notes describe the procedure to create a dictionary
for Reports and to point to it. To create a dictionary you invoke DMU
as follows:
$ MCR DMU
DMU> CREATE CDD$TOP.name
DMU> EXIT
Where `name' is the name you want to give to the dictionary. After you
have defined the dictionary, you define a logical(CDD$DEFAULT) as follows:
$ DEFINE CDD$DEFAULT CDD$TOP.name
This is step 4. You can add this definition in the LOGIN.COM file.
Now you can execute step 5. Step 6 defines the data base for CDD.
This is done as follows:
$DTR
DTR> DEFINE DATABASE MCC_EXPORT disk:[directory]MCC_EXPORT.RDB;
DTR>EXIT
The EXPORTER, by default, creates MCC_EXPORT.RDB in SYS$LOGIN. If you
had specified a specific directory for MCC_EXPORT.RDB on the EXPORT
directive, you should include the specification on the DEFINE DATABASE
command to DTR. This completes step 6.
After you complete step 7, REPORTS is installed and you are ready to
run REPORTS. Please refer the IFT Update draft for "DECmcc Use" to
create reports.
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| 428.2 | | TOOK::ALEX | Od wsi Charzewice | +S | | Fri Oct 26 1990 02:51 | 8 |
| re .0
One simple way to check that the exporting is progressing, is to use the
SHOW EXPORTING directive. There are counters that show the number of
records exported, the number of failures, current timestamps and the
failure reason if any.
Alex
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| 428.3 | Thank you for the info. | VIDOAN::DOAN | Network Management Solutions of the 90's | Mon Oct 29 1990 10:51 | 8 |
| Hi,
I have found out that the EXPORTER is working from using SHOW_EXPORT
commands. Thanks.
Thien Doan
EIS/NCG
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| 428.4 | Documentation pointers | WORDY::JONG | Steve Jong/T and N Writing Services | Wed Nov 21 1990 18:56 | 5 |
| For information on using the Exporter FM, refer to _DECmcc Basic
Management System Use_.
For information on using the Reports software, refer to _DECmcc
Performance Analyzer Use_.
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