Kbase 11440: SQLCPP on VMS : How to run it; What DOC leaves out!
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/05/1998 |
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SQLCPP on VMS : How to run it; What DOC leaves out!
In order to run the SQLCPP on VMS, users need to set up a SYMBOL at
the DCL (Digital Command Language) level. This is not listed in the
DOC (or at least I could not find it) and I entered a bug on it.
Here is what the user should do:
SQLCPP == $USR:[...]SQLCPP.EXE where ... is the directory path where
the executable can be found. USR is an example of a device name.
Note on VMS == sets up a GLOBAL symbol so all users can use it.
They can also use = for a local symbol if they want.
NOTE: The $ in the above DCL statement is IMPORTANT; be sure to
include it.
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 11440