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Quiggley
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Mon Mar 28, 2005 10:47 pm Post subject:
Updating users |
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So I have a thousand users in my HIS and I want to assign them to POOLS. I
have a text file that is from SNA 4 that shows the user name and the POOL
assignment, can I use that with the HIS to update the pool assignments? |
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Neil Pike
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Tue Mar 29, 2005 2:47 pm Post subject:
Re: Updating users |
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Quiggley,
Use SNACFG.EXE. With a bit of text editing/awk/perl/grep etc. you can soon
turn your text file of users into the commands needed to assign the pools to
the users you want. (And add the users first if need be).
| Quote: | So I have a thousand users in my HIS and I want to assign them to POOLS. I
have a text file that is from SNA 4 that shows the user name and the POOL
assignment, can I use that with the HIS to update the pool assignments?
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Quiggley
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Wed Mar 30, 2005 4:55 am Post subject:
Re: Updating users |
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Is there a place where I can get examples of the commands?
"Neil Pike" wrote:
| Quote: | Quiggley,
Use SNACFG.EXE. With a bit of text editing/awk/perl/grep etc. you can soon
turn your text file of users into the commands needed to assign the pools to
the users you want. (And add the users first if need be).
So I have a thousand users in my HIS and I want to assign them to POOLS. I
have a text file that is from SNA 4 that shows the user name and the POOL
assignment, can I use that with the HIS to update the pool assignments?
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Neil Pike
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Wed Mar 30, 2005 10:47 pm Post subject:
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Quiggley,
The help is built in. See below. If you use /PRINT and pipe the output to a
file you will see all the commands used to create your current config file.
C:\DATA\script\SNA\Config>snacfg -?
Microsoft (R) SNA Server Command Line Configurator Version 4.0.0.606
Copyright (C) 1987-1998 Microsoft Corp.
All rights reserved.
The syntax of this command is:
SNACFG [ #configfilename ] [ @commandfile ] [ /PRINT | /DISPLAY | /COUNT |
SERVER | LINK | CONNECTION |
LU | LUA | LUD |
POOL | POOLA | POOLD |
USER | DIAGNOSTIC | MODE |
APPCLLU | APPCRLU | CPIC |
WORKSTATION | PRINTSERVER | PRINTSESSION3270 |
PRINTSESSIONAPPC | TN3SERVER | TN3SESSION |
TN5SERVER | TN5SESSION | TNIPID |
SFSERVER | SFAS400 | SFFOLDER |
WINNTUSER | WINNTDOMAIN | HSDOMAIN |
HSMAPPING ]
C:\DATA\script\SNA\Config>snacfg server -?
Microsoft (R) SNA Server Command Line Configurator Version 4.0.0.606
Copyright (C) 1987-1998 Microsoft Corp.
All rights reserved.
The syntax of this command is:
SNACFG SERVER /LIST
SNACFG SERVER servername
SNACFG SERVER servername /PRINT
SNACFG SERVER servername /ADD [options]
SNACFG SERVER servername [options]
SNACFG SERVER servername /DELETE
Available options are:
/COMMENT:"comment"
/NETNAME:text
/CPNAME:text
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd |
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