dkulikow
28th November 2005, 14:40
Hello,

I am wondering if anyone has set a "live" Baan company up where they have split the Baan tables into separate Unix defined directories. There is a Baan session ttaad4115m000 Maintain Table Directories that leads me to believe that splitting some tables would be okay. However, I can see where it would become very time consuming if all the tables would have to be specifically defined.

My problem is that I consult for a company that has their entire live company (Baan IV c3 - Unix - Bisam) directed to one Unix directory. This directory is at 99%. I have a Unix consultant asking if I can split their companies tables up into different chucks. I'm assuming it's not easy to just give the directory more room.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
dkulikow
Hitesh Shah
28th November 2005, 16:00
U would need to register those tables in new directory again using tbase6.1 R functions.
Han Brinkman
28th November 2005, 17:42
You can probably use symbolic links, move some large tables to another filesystem and create symbolic links to them.

Regards,
Han
dkulikow
28th November 2005, 17:48
Han,

Do you have any instructions as to how I would do this?

Thanks!
Hitesh Shah
29th November 2005, 06:14
Hi ,

On solaris command ln -s , creates the symbolic links .
bdittmar
29th November 2005, 14:31
Hello,

I am wondering if anyone has set a "live" Baan company up where they have split the Baan tables into separate Unix defined directories. There is a Baan session ttaad4115m000 Maintain Table Directories that leads me to believe that splitting some tables would be okay. However, I can see where it would become very time consuming if all the tables would have to be specifically defined.

My problem is that I consult for a company that has their entire live company (Baan IV c3 - Unix - Bisam) directed to one Unix directory. This directory is at 99%. I have a Unix consultant asking if I can split their companies tables up into different chucks. I'm assuming it's not easy to just give the directory more room.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
dkulikow


Hello,

based on your hardware configuration (UNIX) assign new harddisks to your volumegroup and extend the size of the volume(s).

vgextend [volumegroup]
lvextend [logical volume]

Regards