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Installation & Upgrades GLOBAL Issue!!!
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GLOBAL Issue!!!

Harry
Harry over 18 years ago
 
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  • Harry
    Harry over 18 years ago
    Thanks to both Thomas and Vinayak for all of your continuos support.
    I have one more thing to ask is that the Daemon batch file you have given specifies only one project.Can we add more projects to the same batch file or we have to make seperate batch file for different projects.

    /harry
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  • Thomas Back
    Thomas Back over 18 years ago
    You'll need separate batch files for every project.
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  • Harry
    Harry over 18 years ago
    Hi De...

    We have got many projects going on over here in Norway at present and basically Piping designers are in huge demand all over.Our project is started recently and we have decided to start with limited manpower and go ahead with it if the requirement comes in future But here many other companies are recruiting many people from other countries on contract basis for a period of one year and so.

    /harry
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  • Harry
    Harry over 18 years ago
    Ok...I will try to setup the things and let you know if I get stuck anywhere.On the other side,Is there anything left on this issue which any of you out there would like to suggest.

    /harry
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  • Thomas Back
    Thomas Back over 18 years ago
    Better if you ask when you get stuck.
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  • Harry
    Harry over 18 years ago
    Ok sir...Don't mind But I have asked only because I have a bit time to setup whatever we have discussed so far.Anyways, I will come back to you later on...

    /harry
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  • vinayak.navad
    vinayak.navad over 18 years ago
    Harry

    You can have single batch file for multi project
    refer multids.bat file in AVEVA PDMS directory where %1 is variable for project id

    Here if want run daemon of particular project you can by batch file you can make shortcut of the batch file and set above variable in "TArget" area of shortcut
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  • Thomas Back
    Thomas Back over 18 years ago
    The batch file mentioned by vinayak would run the daemons as a service.
    If you run the daemons as a service you need to have the databases located on the same machine as where the daemons are running.

    During setup and testing phase I would not recomend to run the daemons as a service. Running the daemons as a normal batch file makes it easier to start/stop the damons as required.
    When you have tested that everything works with global you can consider running the daemons as a service.


    F.Y.I. I do not run a single global daemon as service as I feel that I have better control when running them as applications on the HUB(all 180 daemons :D ).
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  • vinayak.navad
    vinayak.navad over 18 years ago
    not necessary it should be in same machine,because you can map the database folder in daemon running machine like v:/ drive
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  • Thomas Back
    Thomas Back over 18 years ago
    What is the benefit of running them as a service if you anyway have to be logged on to the machine to map the network drives?
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