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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Appendix B: Environment Examples<br />

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The following table describes how to define an environment for remote production.<br />

Field Description<br />

Environment Specify the environment name. It is helpful to design a recognizable<br />

naming convention, for example, RMTSYS1.<br />

Description Specify a brief description of the environment, for example, Remote<br />

Production # 1.<br />

Administrator Specify the <strong>Implementer</strong> administrator.<br />

Env type Specify the type of environment, *PRD (production), *QAC (quality<br />

assurance), or *TST (development).<br />

Library defaults<br />

Specify the program library, files library, source library, and archive library names.<br />

Library Owner,<br />

Object Owner<br />

Applies to new objects created in <strong>Implementer</strong>, when you run Reset<br />

Authorities for an environment.<br />

Archive Versions Specify the number of archive versions to keep (up to 99 versions).<br />

Create request defaults: CHG field<br />

Yes. The Chg field parallel to the next four fields controls whether you can change the corresponding<br />

field values when working in this environment.<br />

Compile required No.<br />

Auto submit in create rqs Yes. Allows automatic promotion of a promotion request to 1 of 4<br />

levels: compile, distribute and move, or export if a LANSA<br />

environment.<br />

Submit through step 4 (automatically promotes through the Move step).<br />

Add related objects to rqs Yes. Automatically adds related objects to a promotion request.

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