iscons
4th January 2015, 19:09
HI, is the source always present for DAL/DAL2 ? to see what the business methods are so I can call them I would need source. Or I would have to use bic_info on the object I am guessing?
For the api (stpapi) is the source always present ? if not is there any harm in generating and overwriting the dll using the ttstpcreatdll) session ? so I can see the source.
bhushanchanda
5th January 2015, 09:44
Hi,
Unless you do not own the source code, you will need bic_info and ttstpcreatdll. ttstpcreatdll doesn't affect anything. You can use it to check the commands, fields etc related to a specific session which will be helpful for doing AFS.``
ren_bsi
20th September 2019, 05:43
Dear Bhushan,
Could you please tell me how to use the bic_info feature ?
Since i cannot find any documentations regarding this bic_info.
Thanks in advance. :)
Best regards,
Rendy
bdittmar
20th September 2019, 10:55
Hello,
Show Object Information
Usage: bic_info6.2 [-aideushwcVm] [-f[flags]] object
-a : Show all object information
-i : Show assembler
-d : Show used DLL's
-e : Show exported DLL function prototypes
-E : Use defined names in exported prototypes
-u : Show usage of DLL (description)
-s : Show symboltable
-h : Show object header
-w : Show object idents (what)
-c : Check checksum
-f : Show all flags
-f<flg> : Test flags 1=NOTRANSACTIONS 2=DEBUG
4=PROFILE 8=DLL
-qo <out>: Redirect output to file out
-qe <err>: Redirect error output to file err
-set <env=val>:
set environment variable
-V : Show version
-m : run without shared memory
-S : dump id's for object
-S all : dump all Security information
ren_bsi
23rd September 2019, 09:34
Hello,
Show Object Information
Usage: bic_info6.2 [-aideushwcVm] [-f[flags]] object
-a : Show all object information
-i : Show assembler
-d : Show used DLL's
-e : Show exported DLL function prototypes
-E : Use defined names in exported prototypes
-u : Show usage of DLL (description)
-s : Show symboltable
-h : Show object header
-w : Show object idents (what)
-c : Check checksum
-f : Show all flags
-f<flg> : Test flags 1=NOTRANSACTIONS 2=DEBUG
4=PROFILE 8=DLL
-qo <out>: Redirect output to file out
-qe <err>: Redirect error output to file err
-set <env=val>:
set environment variable
-V : Show version
-m : run without shared memory
-S : dump id's for object
-S all : dump all Security information
Dear Bernd,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Do you mean that i need to write this command at the windows command prompt ?
Thank you :)
Best regards,
Rendy
Ajesh
23rd September 2019, 16:03
Also,you can use Wrapper Scripts for accessing Functions and features of Standard Scripts.
I found it more reliable than using AFS, specifically if we want to use features of a UI.
http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=70867