Not having to ever do time as a Uni Admin, I never found out how to get a
list of all account names in Universe. Is there a way from TCL to do it or
do I have to drop down to Unix and play with those files?

Thanks,

Ed

SORT UV.ACCOUNT

UV.ACCOUNT
0001 Q
0002 uv
0003 UV.ACCOUNT

Chandru
"Ed Sheehan" <NOedsSPAM (AT) xmission (DOT) com> wrote

Chandru,

Does there have to be a voc entry 'uv' which paths to wherever the uv
account is? I got this to work on my box, but a friend has no such entry in
his voc and cannot list uv.account.

Thanks!

Ed

"Chandru Murthi" <cmur_xyz_thi (AT) xyz_seeinggree_xyz_n (DOT) net> wrote

Not in VOC, uv needs to be an account in UV.ACCOUNT (like SYSTEM)

Try:
UV.ACCOUNT
0001 F
0002 /usr/lpp/uv/UV.ACCOUNT
0003 D_VOC

where /usr/lpp/uv is the path to where your uv is installed.

Chandru


"Ed Sheehan" <NOedsSPAM (AT) xmission (DOT) com> wrote

Log to the 'UV' account, escape from the menu that runs and run 'SORT
UV.ACCOUNT' from the TCL line.


Chandru Murthi wrote:

On 2007-01-16 13:06:41 -0800, "Ed Sheehan" <NOedsSPAM (AT) xmission (DOT) com> said:

I see you've received several replies, but all assume the UV.ACCOUNT
file contains pointers to all the UV accounts on the system. In many
cases, this is not true. There is no requirement that the path to an
"account" (aka directory containing a VOC, D_VOC, etc.) be in the
UV.ACCOUNT file. It is only required if you want to refer to that
account by name in a Q pointer or in a LOGTO. Even then, you can "LOGTO
path" and go around the UV.ACCOUNT file.

The only sure way is to drop to Unix and using find (and perhaps grep,
depending on your system) look for pathnames ending in .../VOC.


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Regards,

Clif

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Thanks, Cliff; I found that out yesterday, There's a whole list of accounts
ending in .PROD which aren't in the uv.account file. There are cloned
accounts there ending in .TEST which correlate with the .PRODs on another
server. Somewhere there's a map of all this because I can LOGTO a .PROD
account. Anyway, I renamed all the .TESTs (in my own list), and was able to
grab all the VOC's F-pointers (I'm doing data warehouse exporting).

Oh, for the days when all one had to do was LIST SYSTEM!

Ed

"Clifton Oliver" <wco (AT) oliver (DOT) com> wrote

Ed - there is nothing magical about the UV.ACCOUNT.
You can create your own entries with any editor or program, or if needed,
change the ones there.
The only thing that Universe wants is the correct path to an account in
attribute 11 (the other lines being null).
Tom

"Ed Sheehan" <NOedsSPAM (AT) xmission (DOT) com> wrote