Re: Windows NT anyone.

We have both Online Dynamic Server (7.20) and Online Workgroup Server (7.12) running on a couple of NT machines. Installation is just like any other NT installation. Yes, stuff did get written to the registery but that was automagic. As for modifying what was written to the registry, that's what SetNet32 is for. DAS -- David Snyder @ Towers Perrin - Philadelphia, PA EMAIL: (h) dave@ece.vill.edu (w) snyded@towers.com WEB: http://www.ece.vill.edu/~dave/ (Now NETSCAPE enhanced!) Earle Beach wrote in article <54gscg$rf4@news3.realtime.net>... > In article <01bbbd15$b98fea00$LocalHost@default>, Saltash@btinternet.com > says... > > > >Anyone running Informix on Windows NT platform. > >Which versions / any problems / how much. > > Would like to be. Bought it. But... a referenced NT-specific manual > wasn't supplied and customer service can do no better than to refer > me to some other group within Informix to see if we could buy it at > additional cost. Have faxed the reference to it from other documentation > and am waiting to see what happens. > > Why do I need that NT supplement? Because Informix and/or our vendor have > screwed up on our technical support purchase and neither's in a rush to > rectify the situation. And from what I glean out of what I've got, the > install procedures are different enough -- some external files becoming > part of the Windows registry in NT. > > So it's sitting here bought and paid for but not up and running. > > I do know so far that the NT version isn't really what I'd consider > complete. The new High Performance Loader isn't suppported nor is > OnArchive. Forget about dbCockpit and the other gui measurement tools. > And OnMonitor? It's there but dox says it's not supported and will be > dropped from future releases (7.20 is what we've bought but can't use). > You do however get a pretty icon for "Command Line Utilities." It opens > a DOS window. That's all. > >