button_ripple Posted July 9, 2009 Posted July 9, 2009 Ok, trying to get into the SIMS launcher module and I keep getting this message: "This Workstation has no ID, Launcher cannot continue. Please consult your system manager." No idea what to do!! Never used the launcher module before! How do I give the workstation an ID? or is there a way around this??
DMcCoy Posted July 9, 2009 Posted July 9, 2009 Ok, trying to get into the SIMS launcher module and I keep getting this message: "This Workstation has no ID, Launcher cannot continue. Please consult your system manager." No idea what to do!! Never used the launcher module before! How do I give the workstation an ID? or is there a way around this?? You need to set LANID=01 (or another number) in environmental variables. However, the ID will restrict which modules are available, and 01 will probably be the sims server itself. What on earth do you need to get at? You will need to make other changes if you want to use any of the dos modules though.
button_ripple Posted July 9, 2009 Author Posted July 9, 2009 You need to set LANID=01 (or another number) in environmental variables. How do I do this?? (I don't know much about SIMS). The Office Manager uses the launcher (not sure why!!). If I was to re-install the workstation that runs the launcher fine now, and called it the same name, would it continue to work? (sorry if that is a dumb question!)
DMcCoy Posted July 9, 2009 Posted July 9, 2009 How do I do this?? (I don't know much about SIMS). The Office Manager uses the launcher (not sure why!!). If I was to re-install the workstation that runs the launcher fine now, and called it the same name, would it continue to work? (sorry if that is a dumb question!) Have a look here Win2000 - SIMS on XP 1
6Foot2 Posted July 9, 2009 Posted July 9, 2009 (edited) As I recall as well as giving the stations LAN IDs you also have to tell SIMS which stations have which LAN IDs [see attached picture] Having started Launcher start System Manager [DOS] Then select Workstation Definition [Route F>] Now press F3. Here you can add a station [F2], give it a new station number [this equates to the LAN ID] Once this is completed you can describe the environment of the new workstation [Floppy, Printer, Printer Port etc] Now you have created and saved your new workstation you have to define which SIMS modules can be used there. To do this highlight the station [still in System Manager [Dos]], press F3 [Keys] then F5 [Modules Available] to make a module available at the station highlight it and press the space bar so that the 'Diamond' symbol appears beside it. To save the changes you have made press Esc. Edited July 9, 2009 by 6Foot2 1
Oops_my_bad Posted July 9, 2009 Posted July 9, 2009 May i ask why are you still use these old modules? Thought these were long gone!
matt40k Posted July 10, 2009 Posted July 10, 2009 Because some people didn't migrate everything from the old database and [pupils] can request any information held (upto 7 yrs??) 1
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