Re: Installing QSYSINC

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

What is so bad about having to stick the CD's in?

Time?  The difference between loading them from CD's and ftp'ing them from 
your other machine (providing the client allows this) is insignificant for 
this one shot task.

The benefit is consistency.  However, I'll be the first to admit.  We 
didn't know about QSYSINC at first and created our own DS's, wrappers, 
etc.  This allowed us some sanity to use Qualified data structures, etc 
that many other shops won't use either because they have to support V1R2 
or they won't use anything that wasn't available on the S/32.

Rob Berendt
-- 
"All creatures will make merry... under pain of death."
-Ming the Merciless (Flash Gordon)




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I don't know which CD it's on, but the system will ask you to keep
inserting CDs until it finds the right one.

You can install it while people are using the system, so it doesn't
require ANY downtime.

However, it's a good idea to provide your own copies of the necesary files
from QSYSINC or pre-compile the programs for your customer so that he
doesn't have to do this.

On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, Eric A. Wolf wrote:
> I have already searched the archives and found some information about
> QSYSINC.  The customer that I am working at does not have it installed
> (ugh!).  Does anyone know which CD it is on and the steps to install it?
>
> What kind of down time am I looking at?
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