Find the configuration file in your Uniface installation:
| Uniface Version | Directory of Configuration File | Section |
| Six | C:\windows\usys61.ini or C:\winnt\usys61.ini | [dlls] |
| 7.1 | Usys:bin\usys.ins | [uniface_dlls] |
| 7.2 | Usys:bin\usys.ini | [uniface_dlls] |
| 8.2 | Usys:adm\usys.asn | [USER_3GL] |
In the nominated section add ud6.dll, eg:
Uniface 7.2.02[uniface_dlls]
demandload=c:\usys72\bin\ud6.dll,...[USER_3GL]
; assuming the default start in directory is c:\usys82\project
..\bin\ud6.dll
If you are using an INI file specified from the command line (eg: idf /ini=c:\7205.ini) then you may wish to use the [userdlls] section instead (Uniface Six/Seven).
If using Uniface 8 userver (the new polyserver) it may be necessary to enable "exclusive connections to userver".
$tcp tcp:server+13000|username|password| -ex$tcp tcp:server+13000|username|password|ust -ex
Steps to installing UD6
| Step 2 | Modify your assignment file (usys.asn or other) for any driver parameters. |
| Step 3 | Set the configuration files. |
| Step 4 | Initialise a UD6/CMTOOL repository. |
| Step 5 | Load in source code. |
| $Revision: 1.9.4.3 $ $Date: 2003/09/16 17:51:54 $ | [zum Seitenanfang] |