Deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun.

Junel Garcia

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Apr 19, 2022, 5:04:13 AM4/19/22

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Hello!

Using loadnrun, I am trying to deploy an application that needs a database connection. But I'm having trouble with it.

Here's the content of my install4gl.txt

//

// Install the configuration file for the Hello World application

//

4GLVERSION =1,0,0,7

IMAGEFILE =sampDB.img

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes -dDSISVR::helpdeskdb

//

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%\bin;%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

Are there any files that are needed aside from the install4gl.txt and app's image for deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun?

Regards,

Junel

Bodo Bergmann

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Apr 19, 2022, 5:43:17 AM4/19/22

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Hi Junel,

From the loadnrun_overview.pdf (contained in the “bin” directory of your Loadnrun installation):

Each Loadnrun Runtime has an optional Ingres Net Client that can be installed and configured when the Loadnrun runtime is installed.
The Loadnrun runtime is separate from the Ingres Net Client.
Access to the Ingres Net Client is provided by setting the ENVIRONMENT directives in the INSTALL4GL.TXT file of the Loadnrun application by overriding the following environment variables:

· II_SYSTEM

· PATH

Have you installed the optional Ingres Net Client?

Your ENVIRONMENT doesn’t seem to be set accordingly.

In order to use a named vnode (like the “DSISVR” in your example), you will have to make sure that the vnode is registered (netutil) and the Ingres Net service is running.

Instead you could use a dynamic vnode – have a look at the “Connect Example 2” in the same loadnrun_overview.pdf file.

Regards,
Bodo.

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Subject: [openroad-users] Deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun.

Hello!

Using loadnrun, I am trying to deploy an application that needs a database connection. But I'm having trouble with it.

Here's the content of my install4gl.txt

//

// Install the configuration file for the Hello World application

//

4GLVERSION =1,0,0,7

IMAGEFILE =sampDB.img

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes -dDSISVR::helpdeskdb

//

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%\bin;%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

Are there any files that are needed aside from the install4gl.txt and app's image for deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun?

Regards,

Junel

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Durwin Wright

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Apr 19, 2022, 12:09:52 PM4/19/22

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Hello Junel.

You are using the following

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes -dDSISVR::helpdeskdb

This implies that there is a DSISVR vnode defined in the Loadnrun S.A Net Client. You can define the VNODE in the Loadnrun S/A Net Client using NETUTIL. This can be done interactively.

I will download and install OR 6.2.0 Patch 15707 and see if there are any outstanding issues.

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Subject: [openroad-users] Deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun.

Hello!

Using loadnrun, I am trying to deploy an application that needs a database connection. But I'm having trouble with it.

Here's the content of my install4gl.txt

//

// Install the configuration file for the Hello World application

//

4GLVERSION =1,0,0,7

IMAGEFILE =sampDB.img

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes -dDSISVR::helpdeskdb

//

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%\bin;%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

Are there any files that are needed aside from the install4gl.txt and app's image for deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun?

Regards,

Junel

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Junel Garcia

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Apr 21, 2022, 10:48:39 AM4/21/22

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Thank you guys again for your help. Now it's working fine. I was not able to install the S/A Net client. And I add these lines inside my install4gl.txt:

ENVIRONMENT=II_SYSTEM=%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%
ENVIRONMENT=II_SYSTEM=%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%\IngresXR
ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_SYSTEM%ingres\bin;%II_SYSTEM%ingres\utility;%PATH%
ENVIRONMENT=OR_CONFIG=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%

But I have a follow-up quest. How can I change the Appname for the Default Appname? Because every time I'm testing a new application I always uninstall the LNR client and then install it again so I could change the Appname.

Durwin Wright

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Apr 21, 2022, 11:54:58 AM4/21/22

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Hello Junel

The 4GLVERSION = directive is used to check if the version on the client can be used or if it needs to be downloaded a second time

I installed and configured the 64-bit OR 6.2.0 Loadnrun Server (Part of the OpenROAD 6.2.0 Distribution) and the Loadnrun Client. I am putting together a presentation showing how this is done.

The following is information that I obtained from my environment that I hope answers your questions.

REM

REM The following is displayed when the following shortcut is used

REM

REM Actian LNR 6.2 (64-bit) --> Resources --> LNR 6.2 Command Window

REM

USAGE: "%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" APPNAME %II_LOADNRUN62X64_GATEWAY% SUFFIX

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" APPNAME %II_LOADNRUN62X64_GATEWAY% SUFFIX [USERPARM1] ... [USERPARM30]

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /listcache [HOSTNAME [HOSTSUFFIX] ]

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /listrun [HOSTNAME [HOSTSUFFIX] ]

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /clearcache [HOSTNAME [HOSTSUFFIX] ]

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /listserver [SUFFIX] ]

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /environment

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /?

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /help

Enter "%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /help for a detailed usage.

Enter "%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /usage to display advanced options.

REM

REM The connect_example2 appiication is launched locally

REM

cd /d C:\Users\wridu01

"%II_LOADNRUN62X64_CMD%" /listrun

===================================================================================================================

LNR62X64: Thu 04/21/2022 8:09:38.79: List of run.bat scripts in "%APPDATA%\Actian\eclientcache"

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"%APPDATA%" = "C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming"

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64\connect_example2\run.bat

C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64\launcher\run.bat

===================================================================================================================

REM

REM The local eClient cache is shown in the following

REM

cd /d C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64

dir

Volume in drive C is Disk1

Volume Serial Number is A2F6-2D70

Directory of C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64

04/20/2022 09:04 AM <DIR> .

04/20/2022 09:04 AM <DIR> ..

04/20/2022 09:04 AM <DIR> connect_example2

04/20/2022 08:59 AM <DIR> launcher

0 File(s) 0 bytes

4 Dir(s) 597,173,780,480 bytes free

REM

REM The Loadnrun local cache for the connect_example2 demo contains the following

REM

cd /d C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64\connect_example2

dir

Volume in drive C is Disk1

Volume Serial Number is A2F6-2D70

Directory of C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64\connect_example2

04/20/2022 09:04 AM <DIR> .

04/20/2022 09:04 AM <DIR> ..

04/20/2022 09:04 AM 2,883 connect_example2.config

04/20/2022 09:04 AM 55,760 connect_example2.img

04/20/2022 09:04 AM 6,836 prerun.bat

04/20/2022 09:04 AM 18,880 prerun_environment.bat

04/20/2022 09:04 AM 1,622 run.bat

04/20/2022 09:15 AM 853 w4gl.log

6 File(s) 86,834 bytes

2 Dir(s) 597,173,714,944 bytes free

REM

REM The connect_example2 application contains the connect_example2.config file

REM This is a copy of the install4gl.txt file on the Loadnrun Server

REM

REM Notice the 4GLVERSION =6,20,15062,0 identifies the local version

REM

cd /d C:\Users\wridu01\AppData\Roaming\Actian\eclientcache\localhost_8080\62demox64\connect_example2

type connect_example2.config

//

// The following control statements must not start on line 1

//

4GLVERSION =6,20,15062,0

IMAGEFILE =connect_example2.img

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes

//

// The following environment variables are set by the run.bat that is generated

// by Loadnrun when an application is downloaded from the server

//

// Environment Variable Value

// -------------------- -----

// II_ECLIENT_ROOT %APPDATA%\Actian\eclientcache\[HOSTSYSTEM]\[HOSTSUFFIX]\

// LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT %II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%\ (if launched using LOADNRUN62X64.bat)

// LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT %II_LOADNRUN70X64_ROOT%\ (if launched using LOADNRUN70X64.bat)

// II_ECLIENT_RUNMODE 2

// II_ECLIENT_URL [HOSTSYSTEMURL]

// II_ECLIENT_VERSION

// II_ECLIENT_4GLVERSION [INSTALL4GLVERSION]

// II_ECLIENT_SUFFIX [HOSTSUFFIX]

// II_ECLIENT_APPDIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]

// II_ECLIENT_LIBDIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%lib

// II_W4GLAPPS_SYS %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%lib

// II_W4GLAPPS_DIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]

// II_LOG %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]

// II_ECLIENT_SYSTEM %windir%\system32 (on 64-bit systems)

// PATH %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%qt;%LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

// II_LOANRUN TRUE

//

// where the following are defined

//

// String Name String Value Description

// ----------- ------------------------

// [HOSTSYSTEMURL] This is the URL that is passed when Loadnrun is invoked on the Client

// [HOSTSYSTEM] This is the system name that is hosting the [HOSTSYSTEMURL]

// [HOSTSUFFIX] This is the suffix that is passed when Loadnrun is invoked on the client

// [INSTALL4GLVERSION] This is the value of the 4GLVERSION directive located in the install4gl.txt

// [APPNAME] This is the application name passed when Loadnrun is invoked on the Client

//

// An example of the command that will be invoked is as follows

//

// loadnrun62x64.bat [APPNAME] [HOSTSYSTEMURL] [HOSTSUFFIX]

//

// The following ENVIRONMENT directives will be used to append SET statements in

// the run.bat that will be generated by Loadnrun. These can override any environment

// variables generated in run.bat prior to the launch of the application.

//

// Force the use of the 64-bit Loadnrun 6.2 client runtime for run.bat

//

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%\bin;%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

//

// Environment for 64-bit Application

//

ENVIRONMENT=II_SYSTEM=%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%

ENVIRONMENT=II_SYSTEM=%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%\IngresXR

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_SYSTEM%ingres\bin;%II_SYSTEM%ingres\utility;%PATH%

ENVIRONMENT=OR_CONFIG=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%

REM

REM On the Loadnrun Server that accesses the Loadnrun eclient server files the following files are located

REM The SUFFIX NAME is 62demox64

REM

cd /d C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64

dir

Volume in drive C is Disk1

Volume Serial Number is A2F6-2D70

Directory of C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> .

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> ..

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> Comtestclient

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> connect_example1

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> connect_example2

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> httptest

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> Intertask1

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> Intertask2

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> Jigfall

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> Launcher

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> Minesweeper

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> qt

0 File(s) 0 bytes

12 Dir(s) 597,174,763,520 bytes free

REM

REM The contents of the conect_example2 on the Loadnrun Server is as follows

REM

cd /d C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\connect_example2

dir

Volume in drive C is Disk1

Volume Serial Number is A2F6-2D70

Directory of C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\connect_example2

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> .

04/19/2022 09:35 AM <DIR> ..

01/10/2022 07:32 PM 55,760 connect_example2.img

09/16/2016 07:23 AM 2,883 install4gl.txt

05/13/2015 12:33 PM 6,836 prerun.bat

05/13/2015 12:33 PM 18,880 prerun_environment.bat

4 File(s) 84,359 bytes

2 Dir(s) 597,174,702,080 bytes free

REM

REM The conect_example2 install4gl.txt

REM

cd /d C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\connect_example2

type install4gl.txt

//

// The following control statements must not start on line 1

//

4GLVERSION =6,20,15062,0

IMAGEFILE =connect_example2.img

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes

//

// The following environment variables are set by the run.bat that is generated

// by Loadnrun when an application is downloaded from the server

//

// Environment Variable Value

// -------------------- -----

// II_ECLIENT_ROOT %APPDATA%\Actian\eclientcache\[HOSTSYSTEM]\[HOSTSUFFIX]\

// LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT %II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%\ (if launched using LOADNRUN62X64.bat)

// LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT %II_LOADNRUN70X64_ROOT%\ (if launched using LOADNRUN70X64.bat)

// II_ECLIENT_RUNMODE 2

// II_ECLIENT_URL [HOSTSYSTEMURL]

// II_ECLIENT_VERSION

// II_ECLIENT_4GLVERSION [INSTALL4GLVERSION]

// II_ECLIENT_SUFFIX [HOSTSUFFIX]

// II_ECLIENT_APPDIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]

// II_ECLIENT_LIBDIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%lib

// II_W4GLAPPS_SYS %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%lib

// II_W4GLAPPS_DIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]

// II_LOG %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]

// II_ECLIENT_SYSTEM %windir%\system32 (on 64-bit systems)

// PATH %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%qt;%LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

// II_LOANRUN TRUE

//

// where the following are defined

//

// String Name String Value Description

// ----------- ------------------------

// [HOSTSYSTEMURL] This is the URL that is passed when Loadnrun is invoked on the Client

// [HOSTSYSTEM] This is the system name that is hosting the [HOSTSYSTEMURL]

// [HOSTSUFFIX] This is the suffix that is passed when Loadnrun is invoked on the client

// [INSTALL4GLVERSION] This is the value of the 4GLVERSION directive located in the install4gl.txt

// [APPNAME] This is the application name passed when Loadnrun is invoked on the Client

//

// An example of the command that will be invoked is as follows

//

// loadnrun62x64.bat [APPNAME] [HOSTSYSTEMURL] [HOSTSUFFIX]

//

// The following ENVIRONMENT directives will be used to append SET statements in

// the run.bat that will be generated by Loadnrun. These can override any environment

// variables generated in run.bat prior to the launch of the application.

//

// Force the use of the 64-bit Loadnrun 6.2 client runtime for run.bat

//

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%\bin;%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

//

// Environment for 64-bit Application

//

ENVIRONMENT=II_SYSTEM=%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%

ENVIRONMENT=II_SYSTEM=%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%\IngresXR

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_SYSTEM%ingres\bin;%II_SYSTEM%ingres\utility;%PATH%

ENVIRONMENT=OR_CONFIG=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%

REM

REM The 4GLVERSION =6,20,15062,0 on the server is checked by the Loadnrun Server to determine if the version on the client is the same

REM or earlier than the version on the Loadnrun Server. If the 4GLVERSION on the client is equal to or later than the 4GLVERSION

REM on the Loadnrun Server then the one on the client is used.

REM

REM When the Loadnrun Server loadnrun application is defined as follows

REM

REM Name: loadnrun

REM Image: loadnrun.img

REM Flags: -Tyes -Lloadnrun.log -cserver -/appflags LOADNRUN_HOME=SERVER DEBUG=YES

REM

REM The Loadnrun server will log information to the loadnrun.log file

REM

REM Launch the 64-bit OR 6.2.0 Administrative Command Window to show the contents of the

REM loadnrun.log file

REM

USAGE: openroad

openroad /servers

openroad /vnodes

openroad /databases DATABASE

openroad /logfiles

openroad /profiles

openroad /applications DATABASE

openroad /check

openroad /check DATABASE

openroad /verbose

openroad /help

openroad /?

sql DATABASE

sql DATABASE < INPUTFILE

sql DATABASE < INPUTFILE >OUTPUTFILE

iinamu show servers

iinamu show servers -v VNODENAME

The openroad.bat script is a script that will assist in the following actions:

Can be used to check the status of the local and remote Ingres servers.

The parameters can be specified in any order. If no parameters are specified then a short usage

is displayed.

Use (openroad /help) to display a more detailed usage.

REM

REM Show the SYMBOL.TBL for the 64-bit OR 6.2.0 instance

REM

cd /d C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\ingres\bin

ingprenv

II_LANGUAGE=ENGLISH

II_TIMEZONE_NAME=NA-PACIFIC

TERM_INGRES=IBMPCD

II_INSTALLATION=XE

II_CHARSETXE=WIN1252

II_DATE_FORMAT=US

II_MONEY_FORMAT=L:$

II_TEMPORARY=C:\ProgramData\OpenROAD\IngresXE\temp

II_CONFIG=C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\ingres\files

II_GCNXE_LCL_VNODE=WRIDU01-VM16

II_GCNXE_PORT=XE\NMSVR\1e0c

REM

REM Display a section of the loadnrun.log file

REM

cd /d C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\ingres\bin

type "C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\ingres\files\loadnrun.log"

OpenROAD OR 6.2.0 (a64.win/00) BLD: 6.2.0/15216 p15707

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] ghostexec for 'server': Loadnrun Server Started

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] ghostexec for 'server': II_SYSTEM = "C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe"

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] ghostexec for 'server': II_W4GLAPPS_SYS = "C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\ingres\w4glapps"

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] ghostexec for 'server': II_W4GLAPPS_DIR = ""

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] ghostexec for 'server': LOADNRUN_HOME = "SERVER"

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] ghostexec for 'server': GetEnv(LOADNRUN_HOME) = ""

[20-apr-2022 08:58:24] procexec for 'helloworld' : Executing helloworld., hellostring: OR 6.2.0 (a64.win/00)

XE, counter: -42

*** LINES DELETED FOR CLARITY ***

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : checkFiles called, appname = launcher , suffix = 62demox64

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': II_SYSTEM = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': II_W4GLAPPS_SYS = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\ingres\w4glapps

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': II_W4GLAPPS_DIR =

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': LOADNRUN_HOME = SERVER

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': GetEnv(LOADNRUN_HOME) =

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': directory = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.getdirectory()': directory = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\launcher\

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': filename = install4gl.txt

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': directory = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\launcher\

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': property =

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': value = 4GLVERSION

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': install4glfile.filehandle = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\launcher\install4gl.txt

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': locateString(startPosition) = 68

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': locateString(startPosition) = 0

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'getProperties': properties.LastRow = 1

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : get server-side install4gl.txt#version

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : directory = C:\Program Files\Ingres\or62xe\loadnrun\eclient\62demox64\launcher\

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : server_version = 6,20,15062,0

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : check if install4gl.txt exists at all

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : launcher(62demox64): user_version = 6,20,15062,0, server_version = 6,20,15062,0

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : if server_version = -1,-1,-1,-1 then always install

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : server_version = 6,20,15062,0

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : user_version = 6,20,15062,0

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.isserverhigher()' : Entered

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] methodexec for 'serverapi.isserverhigher()' : Leaving

[20-apr-2022 11:12:45] procexec for 'checkFiles': [WRIDU01-VM16(10.5.74.51):wridu01] : doDownload = FALSE

REM

REM The contents of the loadnrun.log file is very useful when debugging the Loadnrun behavior

REM

Here's the content of my install4gl.txt

//

// Install the configuration file for the Hello World application

//

4GLVERSION =1,0,0,7

IMAGEFILE =sampDB.img

CMDFLAGS =-Tyes -dDSISVR::helpdeskdb

//

ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%\bin;%II_LOADNRUN62X64_ROOT%bin;%PATH%

Are there any files that are needed aside from the install4gl.txt and app's image for deploying an app with a database connection using loadnrun?

Regards,

Junel

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