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  • 1.  run a map in Linux:

    Posted 08/26/08 09:01 AM

    Originally posted by: raj1


    How to run a map in linux?After building a map for Linux platform, How to move this map with all data into linux platform?After moving this what is the command to execute the map there?pl. answer me.
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  • 2.  Re: run a map in Linux:

    Posted 08/26/08 10:14 AM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    command:
    dstx <map name>
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  • 3.  Re: run a map in Linux:

    Posted 08/26/08 12:15 PM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    You may use whatever tool you like to move the compiled Linux map to the target server. FTP comes to mind or an NFS mount. You can use the Integrated Flow Designer by defining your Linux server in the IFD and then deploying the IFD system containing the map. The IFD also allows you to specify other files like MDQ or lookup table files in the deployment set up. Using IFD deployment requires FTP configured on both your development workstation and the server.

    The only files required on the server is your compiled map code and the compiled system file (.MSL) if using the Event Server/Launcher. You might need MDQ files there also if you referenced them in a PUT, GET, DBQUERY, or DBLOOKUP functions. They are not needed on the server if referenced in card settings. Type trees (.MTT) and system source (.MSD) files are not needed on the server either.
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  • 4.  Re: run a map in Linux:

    Posted 08/26/08 01:39 PM

    Originally posted by: raj1


    Thanks Jim for beautiful explanation.But I have one question.How to give MDQ files and lookup table files at deployment setup?
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  • 5.  Re: run a map in Linux:

    Posted 08/26/08 01:45 PM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    In the Integration Flow Designer, click on System->Deploy->Definitions. In the resulting Define Deploy Scripts form, make sure the Check box next to Transfer Additional Files is checked, highlight the row, click on the Details button below and then drag and drop the files you need to transfer to the target serve from Windows Explorer.
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  • 6.  Re: run a map in Linux:

    Posted 08/26/08 02:20 PM

    Originally posted by: raj1


    Thanks Jim, I am very clear now.Thanks verymuch
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