________________________________________________________________________ T-app Archive The '.tgz' files here contain archives of the T-apps and their demo-data. The 'int' files are for Intel based machines, including Windows, Linux, and NCR. The 'risc' files are for RISC instruction set machines, including most Other variants of Unix. It install, download the .tgz files you want into your $APPXPATH Directory. (For example, '/user/appx/data'). Unzip each archive file. In Unix, 'su' to the 'appx' UserID and perform a command like: gunzip -c tap-risc | tar xvf - Look at the tree structure created. It will take the form of ... ./vv/aaa/{Data|Struct} or ./ddd/aaa/{Data|Struct} If the 1st level is 2-character, it's a version# of an applications ID 'aaa', which would be entered into application design as 'aaa vv'. If the 1st level is 3-character, it's a database ID 'ddd' for application 'aaa'. Create entries for the expanded vv/aaa's into 3)SysAdmin, 3)Db/Appls, 1)Applications. Create entries for the expanded ddd/aaa's into 3)SysAdmin, 3)Db/Appls, 2)Databases. Go into design file mgmt for each vv/aaa, and run create files. They should all say "File already Exists". Process the Data Dictionary for each vv/aaa. Go into Database Management for each ddd/aaa. Run 3)Create Files. They should all say "File Already Exists". ________________________________________________________________________