On Nov 14, 5:02 am, S=E9bastien de Mapias <sglrig...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Coming back to the acculturation CD example with birds
> and crocodiles: if I configure 2 regions and segments
> mapped to 2 'creep.dat' and 'flap.dat' files, how can
> I make sure that when doing
> GTM> set ^Gharial(3)=3D"abc"
> and
> GTM> set ^Trogon(4)=3D"def"
> I'll be writing to 'creep.dat' and 'flap.dat' respectively ?
> Can it be done from the same 'mumps -dir' session ? Does
> it depend on environment variables only ??
>
> Thanks...
[KSB] That's what global directories do! The GT.M processes uses the
intrinsic special variable $ZGbldir as a pointer to the global
directory file (at process start up, $ZG is set from the environment
variable $gtmgbldir). In that example on the acculturation CD,
^Gharial is mapped to creep.dat and ^Trogon is mapped to flap.dat.
So, yes, in the same mumps process Set ^Garial(3)=3D"abc" would go to
creep.dat and Set Trogon(4)=3D"def" would go to flap.dat.
Regards
-- Bhaskar
ks dot bhaskar at fnis dot com <-- note new e-mail domain
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