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How can I access a flat file that resides on a UNIX file system?
My DS is on a Windows 2000 server. 7.6.4/Windows 2k/ |
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Virtuoso |
Don't know the how to do, but you would need to have the UNIX file area defined to 'a drive' accessable to the windows server would be my thought.
Leah |
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Hi,
I think that unless you can make it look like a regular DOS file to Windows, you will need to have a sub server on UNIX to access it. The only other thing I could see would be to FTP it but you probably don't want to do that. WF Reporting Server 71x, 76x |
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Guru |
You need a data adapter. If you have that it will be configured on the admin console.
Pat WF 5.3.2 AIX, NT, AS/400, Focus AS/400, AIX, Oracle, JDE, DB2, Lotus Notes |
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The ftp listener is probably the easiest way to do this. We have another option called managed file transfer, that can be used to extract files over ssh or sftp
iWay 55 SM SP2 |
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Thanks for the Inputs.
The UNIX team is setting up SAMBA and creating a share that maps to the folder on the UNIX file system. This will let me to create a map on the reporting server to the folder on the UNIX file system. I will then create an ODBC DSN and an ODBC adapter in the reporting server to access the file. Keeping my fingers crossed.... I'll post an update later with the results. 7.6.4/Windows 2k/ |
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