Hello,

I have installed 2 different Baan instences on the same server (/b4a/bse and /b4b/bse).
When logging on via BW Client, with correct BSE /b4b/bse set, all temporary files will though be created in the other BSE /b4a/bse/tmp. This only happens when using BW Client but not when I logon in unix using ba6.1 with variables set correctly in the unix shell before.
It seems that BW Client does not pass the BSE settings correctly and/or the unix environment for the users are not correctly set.

Can you please let me know where to set the environment correctly for the Unix users?

Any hints?

try

-- -set BSE_TMP=/b4b/bse/tmp

in the command field of bw config

Regards

Markus

Hello,

I have installed 2 different Baan instences on the same server (/b4a/bse and /b4b/bse).
When logging on via BW Client, with correct BSE /b4b/bse set, all temporary files will though be created in the other BSE /b4a/bse/tmp. This only happens when using BW Client but not when I logon in unix using ba6.1 with variables set correctly in the unix shell before.
It seems that BW Client does not pass the BSE settings correctly and/or the unix environment for the users are not correctly set.

Can you please let me know where to set the environment correctly for the Unix users?

Any hints?

Hello,

set the BSE's at client startup.
e.g.
-set BSE_TMP=temporary folder to use a temporary folder other than $BSE/tmp

or have a look at this !

http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=28403

Regards

Sorry, I think that I did not describe the problem correctly:

your suggestions, setting the BSE_TMP via -- -set BSE_TMP... is working, but the problem is rather, that the variable $BSE seems to be not correctly set.
e.g. when I try to print to a file from within BW and use ${BSE}/tmp/filename
it goes to the wrong BSE, although I have started the BW with the correct value in field BSE. Also tried to set the BSE with -- -set BSE=/b4b/bse, which did not change anything...

Any additional suggestions?

I already solved the problem by using my own startscript in ipc_info as partly explained in
http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=24923&highlight=blogind

the method is reale clever...
Thank you!