Element information doesn't display datagroup properties

Duncan,
What if you used the following configuration to address both scenarios?

%if defined (_VERSION_8_11_9_807)
TF_DATASETNAME = Dataset_GB_SS6
%else
TF_DATASETNAME = Dataset_GB_SS5
%endif

\Travis

I am using SS5 version 08.11.09.758
TF_Datasets location is the same for each. ss5 and ss6

Currently I have defined the following lines in my standards file:


%if defined (_VERSION_8_11_9_758)
TF_DATASETNAME = Dataset_GB
%endif

%if defined (_VERSION_8_11_9_807)
TF_DATASETNAME = Dataset_GB_SS6
%endif

With this set SS6 picks up the correct dataset folder and works. However, SS5 is unable to resolve the (_VERSION_8_11_9_758) statement and does not start.

If I edit the initial line to state (_VERSION_8_11), SS5 is able to resolve this and loads correctly. However this for some reason means that SS6 also loads the SS5 Dataset_GB

The commercial release of Ss5 was build 08.11.09.747.

The EAP release of Ss6 was build 08.11.09.807 and the commercial release of Ss6 will be 08.11.09.(some number larger than 807).

Hi Duncan,
What do TF_DATASETS and TF_DATASETNAME resolve to? These give you the path and dataset name.

Thanks,

It appears I have been picking up the wrong dataset (ss5 being referenced instead of ss6).

I had added the ss6 Dataset_GB to my standard workspace as Dataset_GB_SS6 and had attempted to get ss6 to pick this up instead of the original ss5 Dataset_GB, whilst using the existing standards cfg. However this seems to have defaulted back to using the ss5 dataset.

Does SS6 have a specifiv (_Version_8_11_9_807) number or is this shared with SS5 ie (_Version_8_11) ?