Re: What happens to workspace?

We ZIP the folders into one file.  Then use FTP to put it on the System I.

If I remember - it's just
PUT pcfilename.zip Library/File

we put all of our stuff in one specific library.

it was written in Delphi.  Then we also have a small portion of it that 
give a list box of files in the library, and then you can also download 
it.  That way, if I'm on a new PC, or if I want a Knowledgebase - I can 
download the ZIP to my Local PC, and un-zip it there.  I also use it to 
backup all of my client notes, and documentation, - stuff like that also.

We also have it so that  it will only backup the folders if there have 
been changes in there.  So most developers, just start it when they leave, 
and if you want - it can shut down your PC when it's done.  That way stuff 
is backed up every nigh.

Works for us.


Jeff Stevens
Mize, Houser & Co. P.A.
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from our PC's to a System I library.

Do you mean the IFS vs. a library?  Or how are the PC documents stored on
your iSeries?  I am in the process of buying my first iSeries by myself 
and
it would be nice to be able to do the same thing.

Thanks,
Aaron Bartell

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That's right Aaron.  We also use a backup program like that. Only we FTP 
our
PC apps, and other things (GX Knowledge bases) from our PC's to a System I
library.  That way it get's archived with our standard Disaster Recovery
procedures. 

We wrote our own, but they are very nice type of programs to have.


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You will HATE WDSC if you put your workspace on the network.  There is a
boat load of IO happening for nearly ever thing you do while in RSE.  I 
know
because I backup my workspace to another computer using a tool called
SmartSync and it only transfers the changed files, and there are a lot of
them each time it runs during the day.

BTW, SmartSync is an excellent (and cheap - $35) way to backup your
workspaces.  I just put everything that would be a pain to lose in a 
folder
called "My Projects" and then sync that entire folder to another machine. 
I
have been using it for a couple years now and am VERY satisfied with it
(satisfied = it doesn't break and it isn't a pain in the butt).  The best
feature is you get to pick the time when it syncs.  I sync twice a day I
think.

http://www.smsync.com/order/

HTH,
Aaron Bartell

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Say, what happens to my workspace, when I lose my harddrive where my
workspace is stored.  I guess I'm answering my own question, put it on the
network?

Is that what most of you are doing?

Darrell Lee
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