Re: SqlhostsEditor for NT

On your NT box - check in the Informix\\demo directory -- it should exist there... executable name: ershed ( Enterprise Replication SqlHost EDitor w/ exporer it is the smiley face with what looks like a black-eye... Be warned: They ( INFORMIX ) have put warnings on its usage... It could blow up your registry ( I haven't had any problems, but be warned ). Eric P. Melillo Sr. Database Administrator Associated Grocers, Inc. 3301 South Norfolk Seattle, WA 98118 vmail: (206) 767-8178 email: eric_melillo@agsea.com amgad@starnet.com.eg on 07/08/99 06:39:02 AM Please respond to amgad@starnet.com.eg To: informix-list@iiug.org cc: (bcc: Eric Melillo/AGInc) Subject: SqlhostsEditor for NT Dear all, Does any one have any clue on how to obtain the Sqlhosts Editor for NT used by the replication manager to define the SQLhosts entries in windows NT registery. In the Replication training manual it says that "The sqlhosts editor is a 32-bit application that allows you to write the contents of a sqlhosts text file copied from an instance on a Unix machine directly to the registry. This saves a tremendous amount of time when manually editing the registry. This tool also allows you to write your sqlhosts key in the registry out to a file...." I have tried to look for this software everywhere with no success. It is not mentioned in AnswersOnline, no trace in the iiug software repository, and not found in the group discussions. I wish someone can tell me if it is available with NT IDS-WG software or not, and if it is available how to set it up. On the other hand, if it is not available, then where it is located and how we can obtain it. Best Regards, Amgad Al-Sisi Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.