Elite Legal Billing System

I'm running this accounting package on HP-UX/Informix 7.3; anyone out there who is familiar with Elite? [burk@otec.com]

Chris Burk wrote: > I'm running this accounting package on HP-UX/Informix 7.3; anyone out there > who is familiar with Elite? [burk@otec.com] Is that Elite package made by Tecsys Inc.? If that is the case, I think I can help you. Dragan Jurkovic MRRM (Canada) Inc.

Hi Chris, I work for a law firm in the UK - we're using ELBS and FMS on OnLine 5.10/SCO Openserver 5.0.4. What do you want to know? Richard. Chris Burk wrote in message <79sk5c$hqm$1@news.xmission.com>... > >I'm running this accounting package on HP-UX/Informix 7.3; anyone out there >who is familiar with Elite? [burk@otec.com] > >

Dragan Jurkovic <jurkovic@ican.net> wrote: > Is that Elite package made by Tecsys Inc.? If that is the case, I think I >can help you. Hi Dragan May I ask a question? When using 'c4' to compile an option, where will the 4gl function 'option_jump' get loaded from? I'm running an Elite which is several years old, and am having problems porting it off a very old legacy machine to something current. Tecsys did the preliminary simple porting work a couple of years ago, but we are just now doing the actual porting from production. I'm only aware of them porting utconnm1 to the new O/S & Informix. Something else missing? Most programs work unless they use 'option_jump'. I recently came across a program module which referenced the above 'option_jump' (opalupb1), but fails at run time because of function name resolution failure. FWIW, I'm in Toronto. johnb@edm-ltd.com (work email) ---------------------------- Weight is the result of friction between mass & gravity. My *real* .sig awaits future display technology (sent with Agent 1.5/32)