HPL question

Hello I want use HPL without GUI (ipload). The first step is creating onpload database. How can i do that? I use IDS 7.30 UC2 on SCO Open Server 5.0.4 -- Andrew Svikhnushin Inist Ltd. E-mail: san@inist.ru

Andrew, Unless you already have extensive experience and knowledge of HPL I wouldn't suggest manually entering information into the onpload database. From your question I will make the assumptions that you don't. If you use the GUI the database is created automatically the first time you invoke it. Don't play with it unless you know what you are doing, and in this forum I doubt that any one will spend enough time to explain how to manually ether all the rows to get an HPL job to work. Good luck, Greg san wrote: > Hello > > I want use HPL without GUI (ipload). > The first step is creating onpload database. > How can i do that? > I use IDS 7.30 UC2 on SCO Open Server 5.0.4 > > -- > Andrew Svikhnushin > Inist Ltd. > E-mail: san@inist.ru

Greg Dewinter wrote: > Andrew, > > Unless you already have extensive experience and knowledge of HPL I > wouldn't suggest manually entering information into the onpload > database. From your question I will make the assumptions that you > don't. If you use the GUI the database is created automatically the > first time you invoke it. Don't play with it unless you know what you > are doing, and in this forum I doubt that any one will spend enough time > to explain how to manually ether all the rows to get an HPL job to work. > > Good luck, > > Greg > > There is, however, a middle ground. If you are reluctant to use the GUI at > all, then you are out of luck. If you reluctance is just in executing the > jobs from within the GUI, then you are in luck. When you create a job in > the GUI, it will tell you the command to use at the command line to > execute the job. You may then enter this command or do what I do and cron > the command into a daily load job. > > san wrote: > > > Hello > > > > I want use HPL without GUI (ipload). > > The first step is creating onpload database. > > How can i do that? > > I use IDS 7.30 UC2 on SCO Open Server 5.0.4 > > > > -- > > Andrew Svikhnushin > > Inist Ltd. > > E-mail: san@inist.ru