RE: [sqr-users] how to call sqr program in Win2k from Unix

["the dragon" <ceprn@hotmail.com>]

Yes, there is a Unix version of sqr, and that iswhere you should be running 
your sqr reports.  Unix is more secure, faster and more stabile than Windoze 
products.  However, you should, depending on your volume and load, get 
another Unix server/lpar for your batch processes.

If you're using OraSoft, you should be able to configure the PIA to look for 
the sqrs on the batch server.


peace,
clark 'the dragon' willis



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----Original Message Follows----

I have an Unix WEB/Application server and a Win2K sqr report server. How do 
I call or execute a sqr program in Win2k server from the Unix server besides 
using the unix command rexec ?

Is there an unix version for SQR ?

thanks



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