Best to check on the uv list, but, afaik, uvbackup does it all for you,
including changing the internal format if the environments are different
releases. This may be needed anyway for unix -> NT.
There is also the oddly-named fnuxi program to change file formats, with
its
typically inscrutable do***entation. This may be needed in you are going
from a higher-level release to a lower one.
I see no reason to use file copy.
Chandru
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> Hello,
>
> I am trying to create a copy of a Universe environment. The data I am
> copying currently resides in Universe hosted on HPUX 11. I am trying
> to copy this into a new, empty Universe environment running under
> Windows.
>
> Is simply copying the files possible? Would using UV backup be
> better?
>
> Are there any special considerations such as converting the files from
> Unix to windows, or are the Universe data files the same on Windows
> and Unix?
>
> Any advice on the best approach would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks very much,
>
> Chris
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