on 01-12-2007 1:48 PM
Hello All,
Am working on NW2004s. While working on NWDI I notifced that a DTR client automatically gets created having name kinda similar to the tracks that are imported.
Example:
I have a track named APPL_dev. The automatic DTR client created is named as EPT_APPL_D where,
EPT is SID
Question
1. Is this behavior normal? If yes, does it mean that I should access a track using its associated client?
2. Does '<b>D</b>' stand for development...<i>seems like but I dont wanna assume</i>.....
Please help me understand.
Awaiting Reply.
Thanks & Warm Regards,
Ritu
Hi Ritu,
in addition to Sidharts reply:
EPT should be the CMS domain, not necessarily a SID (unless they are equal).
1. yes, and if you should access the track using the client depends on what you want to do. For normal development you should work in the Development Configuration perspective and the perspective that is relevant for your project types. There you would see the "APPL_dev" configuration, not the client itself.
If you need to do DTR operations then you should use that client, although for some operations on DTR a "general" client (not specific to a configuration) is more useful. (E.g. if you want to delete DCs).
2. Also yes. If you import the "APPL_cons" configuration you should get an EPT_APPL_C client.
Regards,
Marc
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Hi Ritu,
1. Yes this is normal behaviour. No need to change it.
2. Yes D is for dev.
Regards
Sidharth
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