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==== WindowsNT WS and Linear Hashing (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 07 JUL 1998 03:22:55AM Kit Plummer wrote: ===
 
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Does WindowsNT Workstation require a different linear hashing service executable than Win95/DOS?  When I run the batch file in WinNT that worked under Win95/DOS I get a Linear Hashing Service Error saying no TSR has been loaded, and that I can only use local files.



Can I use the LH service executable from the AREV NT Service Pack?



Help.



Kit Plummer

kplummer@mwr.okr.usmc.mil
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=== At 07 JUL 1998 08:02AM Egbert Poell wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Try loading the TSR from the AUTOEXEC.NT belonging to the DOS-box.



I read this tip somewhere on this Webpage from Aaron Kaplan, I think.



Good luck,



Egbert Poell

Revelation consultant

Mecomp Automatisering

Mecomp@xs4all.nl

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=== At 07 JUL 1998 03:45PM Scott Kearney wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Kit,



If you are getting an error that the TSR has not been loaded, that means that your copy of Arev has been configured to run with the Revelation NLM. If the Arev app is on a Novell Server, all is well; you only need to run the TSR before entering the program. I would do as Egbert suggests, and put the line in a batch file that is setup to be the "autoexec.bat" of the windows session you will be running in. An alternative would be to run the TSR in a batch file that also runs the Arev.exe file.



As far as your question concerning whether or not the NT Service would be appropriate, keep in mind that the NT Service is a Server-based "service", so if your app is not residing on an NT Server, the NT Service wouldn't you a bit of good--by design. On the other hand, if your app is actually on an NT Server, I would (firstly) select a different driver other than the one you have now (the Ipx/Advanced Netware) and I would seriously consider the NT Service, since the NT Service w/NPP or the NPP alone present the only two options with which you can run Arev on Win95 Clients with an NT Server, without predictable data corruption.



-Scott Revelation

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