func. B34A1030 - need help (not working)

I saw your post on JDELIST.
I am trying to call this function through a UBE which I run locally and it does not work. All the OCM mappings for this function is disabled.
The commad I passed
a) "c:\copy sql1.txt sql2.txt"
b) "copy sql1.txt sql2.txt"

Pls. note that sql1.txt exists while sql2.txt does not (this makes the dos command non-promptable). I am on Windows 2000.
Please assist/guide.

Did you check the Business Function Location? Some BSFN setting only runs on the server. In XE, B34A1030 runs on both client and server.

where to check the bsfn location? i checked the ocm mappings for this function; all of them are disabled.

I not sure, but I think you need to put RMTCMD in the first part of your
command?


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I saw your post on JDELIST.
I am trying to call this function through a UBE which I run locally and it
does not work. All the OCM mappings for this function is disabled.
The commad I passed
a) "c:\copy sql1.txt sql2.txt"
b) "copy sql1.txt sql2.txt"

Pls. note that sql1.txt exists while sql2.txt does not (this makes the dos
command non-promptable). I am on Windows 2000.
Please assist/guide.
Thank you.
Regards,
Anuj Goyal
B7332, SQL Server, Win 2000
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Can you inquire the BSFN setting under OL (Object Librarian)?
In XE, B7333, it is defined in the OMW when you click on “Design”.

i went into design mode and it says Business Function location = '2' (which means both Client and Sever Function).
Is this is what you wanted me to look or something else?

it worked

command should be:
copy c:\sql1.txt c:\sql2.txt

thanks to for your assistance and support.
regards,
anuj

You should pass the commad as copy c:\sql1.txt sql2.txt instead of c:\copy sql1.txt sql2.txt and pass 1 for first para if you don't want the business function to set any errors.

oops! sorry you have discovered it!

thank you husni. it works at you suggested.
regards,
anuj



Thank you.
Regards,
Anuj Goyal
B7332, SQL Server, Win 2000