edycus
27th April 2009, 22:42
I am looking for a way to backup the bwc files on the PCs to keep their configuration. Is there a way to move the .bwc file to say "My Documents" so that they get backed up with the PC docs? I have tried this and the Baan Client B40c.77 keeps looking for them in C:\Program Files\Baan\lib\user.
Thanks for any help in this matter.
~Vamsi
28th April 2009, 04:51
If your "My Documents" folder is on the same computer as the Baan folder, then try this.
Download a copy of Junction.exe from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx.
Create a folder called "user" under your "My Documents" folder.
Move the contents of "C:\Program Files\Baan\lib\user" to "My Documents\user".
Execute the command (Windows XP assumed - fill your profile):
junction.exe "c:\baan4\lib\user" "C:\Documents and Settings\<profilename>\My Documents\user"
Junction is Microsoft speak for symlinks on Unix. While this functionality has been in the OS for a while (>= Win2K), they do not have a way of making use of it natively. So you need to download the above utility.
Please test *thoroughly* and post your feedback.
edycus
30th April 2009, 15:26
That works great for local My Documents. My "My Docuemnts" are redirected on a server and junction.exe doesn't work on server shares. Any other ideas?
sushil
12th May 2009, 08:30
hi,
Try this,
if 10.0.0.3 is server and 10.0.0.10 is Client PC ,then write a WINAT(google it) to a batch file in server to run at regular intervals.
dlybkup.bat
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#start
@echo off
xcopy \\10.0.0.10\c$\program files\baan\lib\*.* d:\client10\*.* /D /Y
#end
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this needs to be run of Domain server with domain admin rights , where d: is the backup path in server.
xcopy with /D /Y copies only newly created / modified files
All the Best,
Sushil Kumar Mudaliar