Re: Copying registry

Hi there

Thank you very much for your help. It worked ok

regards...kasi

Bo Seiffert wrote:

> You could either export the 2 sets of Oracle keys (full tree) and just
> just click on the appropiate file or instead of issuing the Forms or
> whatever application directly you could do it from a .bat file.
> the .bat file would then set the appropiate enviroment variables and
> finally issuing the application. The .bat file could look something
> like this (you will have to determin which enviroment variables to set):
> set NLS_DATE_FORMAT=DD-MON-RR
> set NLS_LANG=danish_denmark.WE8ISO8859P1
> set ORACLE_PATH=S:\Rel611\forms;S:\Rel611\reports;S:\Rel611
> \lib;S:\Rel611\graphics
> set TK23_ICON=S:\Rel611\icons
> set REPORTS25_TMP=C:\TEMP
> set LOCAL=SOFT_SB
> set FORMS45_DEFAULTFONT=MS Sans Serif.8.Plain.Bold
> set FORMS45_PATH=S:\Rel611\FORMS;S:\Rel611\LIB;
> set REPORTS25_PATH=S:\Rel611\Reports;S:\Rel611\Graphics
> start S:\orant\BIN\F45RUN32.EXE mmsstart
>
> In article <38ED1650.E0393FBC_at_hotmail.com>,
> kskasi_at_hotmail.com wrote:
> The problem is, everytime I need to use the application I got
> > to update the registry. I was wondering if we could automate this
> > process so that I don't have to update the registry all the time. I
> mean
> > the registry gets updated automatically when I click the icon.
>
> --
> Bo Seiffert
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Received on Tue Apr 11 2000 - 03:05:28 CEST