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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Chapter 3: <strong>Implementer</strong> <strong>Administration</strong><br />

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2 Complete this panel as defined in following table and press ENTER.<br />

Field Description<br />

Directory Setup Field Descriptions<br />

Directory path Specify the full IFS directory path covered by the environment.<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> automatically creates the directory path for a *QAC<br />

environment if it does not exist when a promotion targets the environment.<br />

You must manually create directory paths for *PRD and *TST<br />

environments.<br />

For IFS objects located on a system running Windows NT Server, the<br />

directory path of environments associated with the NT Server mounted<br />

drive must begin with \QNTC, for example,<br />

\QNTC\<strong>MKS</strong>\PRD\ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE.<br />

Directory path owner Specify the owner of the directory. Directories managed in this environment<br />

are owned by the user profile defined as the directory path owner.<br />

IFS file owner Specify the owner of IFS files managed within the environment directory.<br />

The user defined as the IFS file owner owns all objects created in the<br />

environment directory path, including all sub-folders.<br />

IFS objects promoted to a Windows NT Server are owned by user<br />

SDMAUTUSR (or the user profile defined to <strong>Implementer</strong> data area<br />

SDMAUTUSR). For details, see “Mounted Drive Support for IFS Objects”<br />

on page 159.<br />

IFS file archive<br />

versions<br />

Specify a value from 0–99 to indicate the number of archive versions to<br />

retain when promoting objects into production.<br />

Archive directory path Specify the full IFS path name for storing archive versions. <strong>Implementer</strong><br />

automatically creates the directory if it does not exist when a promotion<br />

request targets the directory for archiving.

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