Im searching the command "what" on a sun unix. I would like to read the ID's of an object file, to check the version.

Is there an other command, or any other possibility, which I can use?

Thanks
Spartacus

Spartacus,

On the Sun Unix-systems we manage the command is... "what".

So, I'm sorry, no help here!


Henk.

have you tried "strings"?

regards

Norbert

Thanks, for the info. I found "what" somewhere hidden in some strange dirs.

I asked the sysadmin to make it accessable.


Spartacus

norwim,

thanks, strings seems also to be usable. Seems to deliver some more information, if I remember what's output right, but anyway usable.

Spartacus

You can use the bic_info binary with the -w flag...

Hi

tried: "bic_info6.2 -w osls4244" and get:

Error 0
Can't open opbject for 'osls4244' reading

Is this a problem of permissions?


Spartacus

Hi,

please enter the full path for the object.

Juergen

You can use the full path, but what you will need is the setting for USER:
export USER=bsp
USER is used to be able to find BaanData based upon $BSE/lib/user/ubsp (so package combination, language etc.)

Thanks, that works!


Spartacus