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Subject: Re: Britton Lee problem
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Date: Tue, 10-Feb-87 14:27:03 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 10 14:27:03 1987
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In article <8702092256.AA24492@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>, JCOV@UORDBV.BITNET writes:
> 
> I have a question about VMS used with the Briton Lee
> data base machine.
>  
>    We have omnibase v5.0 and right now the copyin command is out
> to lunch so I wrote a program to do the equivalent thing
> i.e. read a file and do insert sql statements to get some
> data accross.
>  

I am in charge of VMS Host Software at Britton Lee. Unless you
are using our IDMFCOPY command to copy in data, I won't be able
to help you. Signal Technology provides many programs, such as copyin,
that are equivalent to ours. You should call Signal Technology about
your problem. (By the way, I wish you had included some sort of
address or phone number in your posting so I could reach you
directly.)

If you, or any other reader of this group, ever has any questions
about VMS-specific aspects of Britton Lee software or hardware,
I'll be glad to try help you. Please make sure you include a
mail path reachable from ucbvax. Not being a Unix person, I have
trouble figuring out how to send mail to obscure locations that
don't have ucbvax in their path.

Jon Forrest
ucbvax!mtxinu!blia!forrest
415-548-3211