Hi,
This task is really enormous. The extract itself isn't very complex -
you need to write a small program that selects PGM.FILE and then opens
each file in a loop, reads every records, changes @FM to comma (and
commas inside fields to something else) and writes these records
(including @ID) to a flat file. (Don't forget about $NAU and $HIS
files as well.) The complex thing comes when you try to analyse the
contents. In T24 settings are stored the same way as data is so you
need to know what's settings and what's data. Also you have to strip
the audit trail (where it presents).Then you have some fields with
frequency in it where only trailing 5 symbols matter. Some files you
don't need at all (like temporary ones - F.ENQUIRY.SELECT etc). In
some files (F.LOCKING) some records matter and some do not. In
financial applications (like FUNDS.TRANSFER) part of an @ID is
assigned on random basis so even if you have absolutely the same data
from financial point of view - the record @IDs wouldn't match.

Last but not least - many tables in T24 don't have PGM.FILE entry.
(Hint: take a look at: LIST VOC WITH *A1 LIKE F...)

Try to narrow down the task. What you need - check setup, financial
data, or see if environments are absolutely equal?

VK

On Sep 23, 7:54 am, Lalit Patil <[email protected]> wrote:
>  Thanks Ahmet & pat for the info,
>
> but actually thing is that, i would like to compare two T24 environments on
> the basis of PGM.file, enquiries & versions only, from broader perspective.
> & in our area, there are thousands of records in each application/table.
>
> Does anyone knw, how to extract it in excel form/.csv format in one shot by
> any means/routine or something else *from classic mode*??
> (Not from browser mode, since browser mode already has option to save
> records as CSV)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 3:11 AM, pat <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Assuming you wish to compare the environment variable settings in two
> > 'environments'
>
> > Unix :
>
> >  From the Unix command prompt in environment '1' :
>
> >   env > /tmp/env1.out
>
> >  From the Unix command prompt in environment '2' :
>
> >  env > /tmp/env2.out
>
> >  diff /tmp/env1.out /tmp/env2.out
>
> > Windows :
>
> >  From the Windows DOS command prompt in environment '1' :
>
> >   set > \tmp\env1.out
>
> >  From the Windows DOS command prompt in environment '2' :
>
> >    set > \tmp\env2.out
>
> >    windiff \tmp\env1.out \tmp\env2.out
>
> > On Sep 21, 6:49 am, Lalit Patil <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > Hi All,
>
> > > Is there any utility/tool for T24 wherein we can check the *differences
> > between 2 different environments & compare them?
> > > or Please suggest me any other alternative by which we can achieve this
> > functionality/requierment
>
> > > Help would be greatly appreciated.
> > > Thanks in advance.
>
> > > Regards,
> > > Lalit Patil
>
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