on 01-26-2011 6:50 PM
Hello,
We're experimenting with running a windows application server against our central instance running on the app server. Since the windows application server has a different machine type, I need to generate the objects again. Is there an easy way to generate all of previously generated objects from the central instance?
For example, if we have 80k objects already generated on the central instance, how do I generate those same 80k objects for the application instance on windows?
When I try to tell SGEN to generate existing loads, but on the application server, it looks like it only generates those loads existing to the application instance. I was hoping it would allow me to generate those objects already generated on the central instance.
Thank you.
~TJ
I think while scheduling the SGEN there is an option to select the server types and you can select only windows based servers.
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Hi TJ,
yes there is ))
except, that 80k loads are FAR too many ...
You run SGEN on the cenntral instance with the option "all existing loads" until the screen, that you need to start the batch job - here you stop ...
Now, you go the win appl server and start SGEN. Then it will detect the 80k objects and will use the option "generate loads from previous run" )
Further information is available at:
http://www.consolut.com/en/s/download/consolut-sgen-usage.html
Regards
Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut international ag
http://www.consolut.com http://www.4soi.de http://www.easymarketplace.de
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