Chapter 2: Creating a TRS

Using the trscopy command

Following is the trscopy command for Microsoft Windows:

trscopy source_DirectConnect source_Service_Library destination_DirectConnect destination_Service_Library

Following is the trscopy command for UNIX platforms:

trscopy.sh source_DirectConnect source_Service_Library destination_DirectConnect destination_Service_Library 
[-a] [-l] [-v]

Table 2-2 describes the parameters and options in the trscopy command.

Table 2-2: *Description of trscopy parameters and options*
Parameter	Description
source_DirectConnect	(Required) Name of the server that contains the source TRS files. It is located in the directory under the following name: %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_ECON% for Windows $SYBASE/$SYBASE_ECON for UNIX %SYBASE% or $SYBASE is the Sybase environment variable. It points to the Sybase product directory structure that contains DirectConnect for both the source and target TRS service libraries.
source_TRS_Library	(Required) The name of the source TRS library associated with this server. It must exist under the source DirectConnect server name.
destination_DirectConnect	(Required) Name of the target DirectConnect server, located in the directory under %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_ECON%.
destination_TRS_Library	(Required) Name of the target TRS library. Follow these guidelines: The executable associated with the server library name must not exist under the target DirectConnect server. The file name must not exist anywhere under the following locales directory structure, based on platform: - %SYBASE%\locales, for Windows - $SYBASE/locales, for UNIX
-a	(Optional and for UNIX only) Option that generates new service names for the new service library and adds these new services to the interfaces file.
-l	(Optional and for UNIX only) A “softlink” option. When possible, use softlinks instead of copying a file.
-v	(Optional and for UNIX only) Verbose option, which displays a description of each operation while it runs.