Re: FINDING A FILE

[Martin Rowe <martin@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, 2001-12-14 at 19:03, Troy.C.Dills@blum.com wrote:
>
> I tried to use Hawkeye with the options that were given but I did not
> receive the result I expected. It only displayed a couple of src files
> and I no better than what I saw.  Maybe our Hawkeye is not setup properly.

We have Hawkeye too, but ISTR it will only scan libraries that are that
are specified in the set up. That's why I still like to use the realtime
option. As we are moving code around quite frequently (in/out of QA,
development & production environments) even a daily refresh won't always
find all the versions of the member in question.

<OT rant>
Others have mentioned having a class in Hawkeye usage - luxury ;-) I
didn't know such a thing existed. We used to have support from an
excellent UK firm, but following that firm's merger, the Hawkeye folks
decided to drop the UK franchise (didn't know enough about the new firm)
and relocated our account & support to Germany. Getting support now is
much more difficult, particularly as the few times I have rung up we
didn't have enough common language to get across the problem :( I'd push
for switching if we could get a similar product with decent UK based
support.
</OT rant>

Regards, Martin
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