Networks

Sorry, but I think you need the Windows client.

Mike

All that you need - install ipx/spx on nt server and your client workstation(this is done) and configure sql to use ipx/spx - we have such configuration with oracle 8. It isn't required any networks client and but you can use your clents(novell also) easily.

The second answer is correct - the network transport is effectively transparent to the SQL system - as long as ipx is installed on both ans there is connectivity then it sould all work fine

rgds

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You just need IPX on the NT server.

The best way to install IPX for the NT server is by adding the latest Netware Client.

After that, Configure SQL to run over IPX. That should be simple, and it might even happen automatically, if you remove IP from the NT box as well.

For the record, if you're in the planning/testing phase, it might be easier to just look at Novell's SQL server. It's faster, and you'll have an easier time fitting it into your environment.

I'm seeing the last question I answered here. I hope this goes to the correct place.

Anyways, in addition to the first answer, of using capture, you will also need to make sure all these users have rights to the print queue.

You may also wantto check the login scripts. If Admin has a personal login script that sets the printer up for him (and it sounds that way to me), the easiest solution would be to cut and paste that login script in as a container login script. You'll be looking for the line

capture l=1 q=queuename

there may be additional switches, but those ones are neccessary.