Installing Multiple versions of Progress

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MakingProgress

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Programming in Progress for 13 Years - still call my self a newbie.....I'm not sure if this is the place to ask, but here is the question:

I've always only had one version of progress installed on my Linux server at 1 time. In doing so, I've always copied the bin files to /usr/bin. Now I would like to install multiple versions on the same machine so that I can test the new version. I know that I will have to make sure my DLC environment variable is set. What files do I need to remove from /usr/bin so the two versions don't get confused by each other? Please let me know.....
 
Tom,

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately, that command didn't work, but I'm assuming that you thought the owner/group would be DLC.

Here is a sample display file that is in usr/bin

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 77 Aug 16 17:13 prostrct

I suppose I could list all files created Aug 16 and compare with the DLC folder.....would that get them all?

Also - since I have your ear - I read one of your comments to a post called "AI Circular" regarding archiving AI extents. You stated that "Archiving is tricker (in 10.1A it is automated)". I'm working on improving my archiving procedures to occur every 15 minutes vs once per day. So I don't follow old methods, what is the procedure for archiving in 10.1A?
 
Actually I meant:

grep -l DLC /usr/bin/*

The scripts that get copied int /usr/bin will all have references to the DLC environment variable in them :awink:

As for after-imaging -- I suggest starting a new thread but you can still do things the "old" way. It's just that there are some new features that help to automate the process if you care to leverage them.
 
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