Seb --
A global directory maps a subset of the global variable name space
(subset can include the entire global variable name space) to a set of
database files.
Some of this is explained in the GT.M Acculturation live CD 0.4 (which
you can download at http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm).
Burn it and boot it on a PC with a 512MB or bigger USB drive, and go
through the exercises, including the discussion of the global
directory file. Errata: where it says count=3D716800 for the dd
command, use count=3D800000.
Regards
-- Bhaskar
ks dot bhaskar at fnis dot com <-- note new e-mail domain
On Nov 13, 10:21 am, S=E9bastien de Mapias <sglrig...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> May I ask another question, related to the latter ?
> When I run 'mumps -dir' and try to write globals,
> it always tries to write to the default region. I'd
> like to make it write to this new file I've created
> (/myDir/gtm/gtmtest.dat): how can I specify that I
> want to change my current region (and then the segment
> -thus the file- I'm working on) from the GTM prompt ??
>
> Thanks.
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