Possible reasons an object exists in one environment but not in others are:
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In the Object field, select the object. |
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In Object field, select the object. |
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Stat cannot create a base archive set if the objects in your CSR do not exist in your Base environment. While attempting to locate the objects, Stat permanently displays the value In Process in the Status field of the Archive Set window, and it will be unable to complete the archive set. If this happens, create an interim or final archive set from the environment that contains the objects and use this archive set to update the other environments with the new objects. For more information, see Creating Archive Sets (Generic Applications) .
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Select User Options | Stat Options. Then open the User Default Directories tab of the Stat User Options window. |
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In Default Working File Server field, select the server for the default working directory. |
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In the Default Working File Path field, enter the path of the default working file location starting after the file server’s root or home path. |
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Select User Options | Stat Options. Then click the User Default Directories tab of the Stat User Options window. |
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On the Objects tab, click Read File.... |
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Click Next>. |
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Click the Browse button. Then locate the folder containing the file objects you want to associate with the CSR and click OK. |
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Select the file objects you want to associate with the CSR. To select all the objects, click Select All. To deselect objects, click Select None. |
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Click Next>. |
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You can use the Read CSR Wizard to add objects to your CSR that are associated with another CSR.
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On the Objects tab, click Read CSR.... |
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Select the objects you want. Use the <Shift> and <Ctrl> keys to make multiple selections, or click Select All to select all the objects. |
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Click OK. |
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