aidan@vast.eecs.unsw.oz (Aidan Williams) (02/07/91)
Many thanks to those people that sent me their thoughts... Here is a summary of what they said (and what works for me): here we go: 1st: On your xserver 'xset -bc' to make it backwardly compatible with X11R3 ... (since I was running X11R4) 2nd: 'setenv TERM_INGRES wview' 3rd: 'wview -display server_to_contact' 'wview' itself is just a modified xterm... This should result in a INGRES/WindowView window begin created on your display. NOTE: if you use csh, wview will source the .cshrc and will reset the value of TERM_INGRES to whatever is in your .cshrc It works rather well... rgds Aidan From: aidan@vast.eecs.unsw.oz (Aidan Williams) Path: vast.eecs.unsw.oz!aidan Newsgroups: comp.databases Subject: ingres/wview now working... Expires: References: Sender: aidan@vast.eecs.unsw.oz (Aidan Williams) Reply-To: aidan@vast.eecs.unsw.oz (Aidan Williams) Followup-To: Distribution: world Organization: VLSI And Systems Technology Laboratory, EECS, UNSW, Australia Keywords: ingres Many thanks to those people that sent me their thoughts... Here is a summary of what they said (and what works for me): here we go: 1st: On your xserver 'xset -bc' to make it backwardly compatible with X11R3 ... (since I was running X11R4) 2nd: 'setenv TERM_INGRES wview' 3rd: 'wview -display server_to_contact' 'wview' itself is just a modified xterm... This should result in a INGRES/WindowView window begin created on your display. NOTE: if you use csh, wview will source the .cshrc and will reset the value of TERM_INGRES to whatever is in your .cshrc It works rather well... rgds Aidan