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INSTRUCTOR NOTES ================ 1. PREPARING FOR A TRAINING COURSE When preparing to deliver a training course, please check with the Response Center to ensure that the training software on the training machine is the latest release for the course to be delivered. If required, a tape containing the latest release is available from the Response Center. To determine the release level, check the training software installed on the training machine. Training software releases are located in "!Training.Software_Release.<COURSE NAMEs>.<COURSE VERSIONs>" For example, "!Training.Software_Release.Fundamentals.Delta_Rev6" supports the Fundamentals training for Delta and is the sixth version of the Fundamentals course. 2. INSTALLING THE LATEST TRAINING SOFTWARE RELEASE (if required) 2.1 Install the current release tape using the following command (from any context): Archive.Restore (Options => "CHANGED_OBJECTS, PROMOTE"); 2.2 If any errors are reported, please call the Response Center for assistance. 2.3 If step 2 is successful, you may want to delete any older versions of the training software in "!Training.Software_Releases.<COURSE NAMEs>". 3. CREATING TRAINING USERS Please follow the instructions in the "Course_Preparation_Notes" file for the applicable course(s). It is a good idea to have the training account user(s) create an empty text file such as "!Users.<TRAINING USER NAME>.In_Use_By_<USER INFORMATION>_<DATE>" to indicate that the account is in use. In addition to preventing others from accidently using the same account, it also provides information useful to the trainer and the system manager. 4. USING THE SCRIPT TOOLS When required, the script tools are set up to be automatically involked by a training user. There is currently a bug in the environment which causes the created script window to remain "invisible". Users must visit their window directory in order to locate this window. When the window is visible, users should perform a "[Window] - [Format]" operation to obtain the correct window size then issue a "[Window] - [Promote]" to lock the window once it is visible. The tools also prevent users from creating more than one script tool job. The tools do this by creating a file, named by user and session, in the directory "!Training.Tools.Live_Job_Files". Upon execution, the script tools check for the existence of this file and will not run if the file exists -- i.e. the file is used as a lockout mechanism. If the user cancels the job (e.g. with a Job.kill) or otherwise terminates abnormally (e.g. system crash), this file will still exist even though no script job is running. If a file exists for the user/session in "!Training.Tools.Live_Jobs_Files" when the script tool is started, it will prevent itself from operating and, therefore, effectively be locked out. The way to fix this situation is to execute the procedure "!Training.Tools.Reset_Scripts" from the user's session. Do not execute this procedure unless the user's session is locked out. Not all courses use the script tools