I am super user, my current login is configured for package comb "B40Cb2fu" with company "100".

When I over-rule this with the "-- -set PACKAGE_COMB=B40Cb2fj -set BSE_COMPNR=700 -set TZ=JST-9" command in my BW config, I am logged into company 700 and the right pakage combo and all seems fine. However I do not see the menu structures that I should see. I see the menus as they are configured to the package comb "B40Cb2fu". I use the explode6.1 utility and see the menus are found in the package comb "B40Cb2fj", but its the menus that are developed for the package comb "B40Cb2fu"that are displayed.

When I change my login within Baan (user setup) to package comb "B40Cb2fj" with company "700" and login then I see the menus as I should.


Any clues ?

Nick,

If you are a super user and have "Auth for all Package VRCs" in the User Data, then check you current package VRC, if this VRC is linked/belonging to the Package Combination.

If I do need to do this, then using the "set " to login to different PVRC's cannot be used. I might as well create multiple logins.

What about multiple Baan users, operating under the same O/S username? Then use -- -set user=...

Regards,
Nico

Nick,

I am not sure what do you mean by this -
If I do need to do this, then using the "set " to login to different PVRC's cannot be used. I might as well create multiple logins.

Even if you are superuser or a normal user you can work/make script/form/session/report changes (check-in/out) in a single package VRC at any instant if only you have "All Package VRCs authoziation" or if you have been granted authorization by the Developers Authorization Template.

This option is given by BaaN Tools only to support parallel VRC development.

You can always use the -set PACKAGE_COMB to switch/access components. BUT you might get some runtime errors if there are any differences in the Domains/Tables-DDs between 2 package combinations and switching between companies.

To avoid all these issues, the easier way to handle it to create another BaaN user with same or different OS user, and a different current package VRC.

I agree with NvanBeest: What about multiple Baan users, operating under the same O/S username? Then use -- -set user=...Using the PACKAGE_COMB and BSE_COMPNR setting is potentially hazardous. What you will do: overrule the default (u-file set settings) with other settings. Note that the setting in the user file are different from the settings mentioned above: compnr instead of BSE_COMPNR and pacc instead of PACKAGE_COMB. You may work with the dataset with a (potential) different software (including RDD) set.

This problem may be overcome with setting both different options and checking if the settings are correctly overruled with the -- -dbgres option from the bshell.

But a much easier way to achieve the same is using different user settings for the same OS user.