Re: DBCENTURY configuration

Stephen Decide which setting for DBCENTURY you want (RTFM for details) and then set it in /etc/profile (or /etc/.login if you use csh or its variants). Should not take more than 10 minutes, with the research. HTH Sujit Stephen Jones <Stephen.J.Jones@btinternet.com> on 10/03/99 03:56:45 PM Please respond to Stephen Jones <Stephen.J.Jones@btinternet.com> To: informix-list@iiug.org cc: (bcc: Sujit Pal) Subject: DBCENTURY configuration Please does anyone out there know how long i.e. hours/days it takes to configure the DBCENTURY variable on a single UNIX AIX v4.3 server? We will be upgrading soon to Informix v7.3 but I need to know the timescales and procedure for configuring DBCENTURY. Any reply would be gratefully accepted. Thank you. Rgds Steve

In article <7taubt$7rp$1@news.xmission.com>, Sujit.Pal@bankofamerica.com writes > > > >Stephen > >Decide which setting for DBCENTURY you want (RTFM for details) and then set it >in /etc/profile (or /etc/.login if you use csh or its variants). > >Should not take more than 10 minutes, with the research. > >HTH >Sujit > > 1. Change application configuration so that - One file using to set environment variables - All other scripts call this file using . myfile 1 day 2. Release new software version and get accepted on test system includug the fact that the system of the development machine is 10 releases + 18 months ahead of the release the customer runs live. Release = 3 days, acceptance = 3 months 3. Add DBCENTURY to myfile 1 minute.. 4. Make new version of software live + fix problems found 30 days Including Get all users to log off and back in again 5 HOURS!! Dave. -- David Williams