[THIN] Betr.: Where's the data-store?
- From: "Michel Roth" <m.roth@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 07:38:41 +0100
Steve!
I was having the EXACT same problem some time ago. I posted this to this
mailing list, but to no effect. In my case I found out about the datastore
by digging in the registry. I think there's a value in there that tell you
which server the datastore is. Anyway, I created a very crude VB script
that digs up the datastore and the data collector for you. Read more and
download it here: http://www.thincomputing.net/newsitem126.html
HTH,
M.Roth
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I have a possibly stupid question but I just can't think of the answer.
I've
just "inherited" some XP farms with no handover/documentation and I'm on a
discovery mission. Got most of what I need but is there a simple way of
finding out where a farms data-store lives, and what type it is? (I'm 99%
sure it'll be SQL but need to confirm). If anyone has any ideas/pointers on
a script to discover Citrix servers (querying for the existience of the IMA
service or something) without bringing a large W2K enterprise to its knees
that would also be handy!
Cheers!
Steve
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