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160.1 | | ILO::MCKNIGHT | Michael McKnight EUServices,Mervue 890-2516 | Fri Dec 02 1988 09:39 | 11 |
| Hi,
What we've used are VMS logicals to get around the number of characters.
What you do is VMS DEFINE/JOB EUR$PILOT INFO$DISK1:[MAXCIMDB]
and then you can issue your filedef command to be
FILEDEF ??? DISK EUR$PILOT:Database.RDB
Rgds
Michael
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160.2 | Are you sure ??? | FOOT::BADMAN | The silicon chip inside her head! | Mon Dec 05 1988 05:28 | 8 |
| We are under the impression that FOCUS recursively translates the
logicals until they are fully expanded. If this is the case then
surely defining another logical will have no effect. In the example
that you have given, it would depend upon the translated length
of Info$disk for its success (total length of whole path < 32).
Jamie.
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160.3 | Yes, it does work here | ILO::MCKNIGHT | Michael McKnight EUServices,Mervue 890-2516 | Mon Dec 05 1988 10:09 | 16 |
| Hello,
>> We are under the impression that FOCUS recursively translates the
>> logicals until they are fully expanded. If this is the case then
>> surely defining another logical will have no effect. In the example
>> that you have given, it would depend upon the translated length
>> of Info$disk for its success (total length of whole path < 32).
Well a good while back I had the problem relating to the length of the Path
and database name and overcame it with the above and I havn't any problem since.
So the bottom line is it works here anyway without any problems.
Regards
Michael
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160.4 | | FOOT::BADMAN | The silicon chip inside her head! | Mon Dec 05 1988 12:34 | 4 |
| Thanks. Perhaps it just translates one level.
Jamie.
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