[Klein, Robert]  How exactly did you try to set dsm_config.  If you set it
in a DOS window, close the window, and then try to start up dsmc, the
environmental variable will no longer be set.  You must either set it in
your autoexec.bat file or start dsmc in the same dos box as you set
dsm_config in.  The problem is not with the adsm client, but with a
"feature" of windows95.

Anyone know how to do this with DSMADMC?

I've tried -servername, -optfile, setting DSM_CONFIG and DSM_DIR, and I
can't get DSMADMC to point to anything other than dsm.opt in the local
dir (I'm running the Win32 client).



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From:  INTERNET:owner-adsm-l AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU/
Sent:  16 January 1997 14:23
To:  INTERNET:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU/
Subject:  Re: Question about Windows95 client

>After installing Adsm32 bit windows client - PTF6 on a workstation, I
try
>to run different nodes with it as:
>
>DSMC schedule -pass=xxxx -optfile=yyy.opt
>
>I got an error message of incorrect option about optfile !!!!!!!
>If I run the same command without the optfile option it's run fine ....
>How can I resolve the problem of several dsm.opt file ????

Try setting the DSM_CONFIG environment variable to point to yyy.opt.
For example:

   set DSM_CONFIG=c:\win32app\ibm\adsm\baclient\yyy.opt

(or whatever the fully-qualified path name is to yyy.opt).

Then run "DSMC SCH -PAS=xxxx" and you should pick up the yyy.opt file.

Andy Raibeck
ADSM Level 2 Support