pwinter
14th January 2003, 18:52
Hi,

I have tried to "move" some exchange schemes from one company to another by creating a sequential dump from source company, then creating tables from sequential dump into target company.

Selected tuxch000 to tuxch999

Strange result!

The exchange schemes with names (tuxch021.cxch) in Capitals were created successfully, but the lower-case rows were not created. the successfully transferred schemes appear to work OK in the target company.

We're using BaaN IVc2 on Informix.
The source, and target companies have different VRC combinations, however, we have never used Exchange before in the target company so I was happy to try, knowing that I could "undo" the changes if necessary.

Perhaps I'm being too naive!

Has anyone else experienced case-sensitivity problems like this?

Appreciate any help.

Paul

naabi0
14th January 2003, 19:43
If you use a separator when you create the seq dump, make sure it is not being used as a separator in your Exchange Scheme.

pwinter
20th January 2003, 11:59
I didn't use separator on this occasion, but thanks for the advice.

Djie-En
20th January 2003, 13:58
Hi,

If you do a dump of tuxch tables, you should also do a dump of the tttxt tables, because of conditions etc, which are stored into the text tables.

GN

pwinter
20th January 2003, 15:57
Thanks Djie-En,

This might well be the cause.

I cannot overwrite the tttxt files in our main company, however, I will try doing the reverse, i.e. copy txt files across to the exchange company (making sure that upper and lower case names are included) and look for a similar result.

Thanks for the tip!

Paul.

Dwallace
28th March 2003, 23:37
I'm doing the same thing, exporting all my exchanges from one box (dev) to my prod box.

I was going to ignore table tuxch014 and redo the condition scripts manually (because of the text issues).

Did you also ignore all the log tables as well? Do you have a list of the ones to ignore? I'm on Baan IVc4

Denise

...I assume this is the best way to get from A....B?