When team members share the same data, they can collaborate and reach decisions faster. For companies lacking the resources or expertise to support an enterprise environment, a zero-configuration, lightweight installation is available.
This provides the flexibility to start small and expand as their company grows. Ensuring that all members of an asset team are engaged in using the same, up-to-date copy of a given data set is critical to helping minimize uncertainty and risk. With the OpenWorks solution, the project database now stores all shared data around an asset, not just the data for a single project, reducing data duplication.
Since changes to data are shared dynamically across both teams and interpretation projects, your asset teams can make better, faster decisions by drawing from common data. In the In future releases, we will continue to add more features. Our ultimate goal in building GVERSE Now is to share entire range of our resources at your fingertips - so you get the support and information you need - when you need it. We have also integrated Halliburton's iEnergy portal into the launcher.
We do not collect any information through the use of cookies, tokens or other means. What is Spotfire? The tool allows you to graphically analyse and manipulate your data. How does Spotfire work? GeoGraphix offers a built in connection with Spotfire, that is configured to allow users to visually see their data in Spotfire. Spotfire and GeoGraphix need to be installed on the same machine for the configuration to work. Does GeoGraphix provide licensing for Spotfire?
Can I store my projects on a network server? While GeoGraphix runs very well in standalone mode on a single machine, most companies that have GeoGraphix; install it on a network server where their project data is also stored. The actual contents of the project can be stored on a network attached storage device that is physically separate from the machine where GeoGraphix is installed.
Where can I find information about upcoming GeoGraphix training classes? If you are not already registered with us, please click here to register for support. Once your registration is complete, you will receive an email to set your password, and Personal Identification Number PIN to reach support analysts.
You may contact support via email support lmkr. How to request a new license File? Log in to the support portal, and visit License Management Page. Please refer to Release Notes page. Can I request an evaluation license for a version of the software that I already have?
Customers are not allowed to evaluate the same version of the software that is already installed. If you are working on a short-duration project and need additional licenses you should contact your sales representative and ask him or her for a short-term rental quote. Can I request an evaluation license for a newer version of the software than what I am currently running? If you are interested in evaluating a newer version of the software than the one that you are currently running, you should contact your local sales representative so that you can be provided with a quote for a single evaluation license.
How do I know which version of the software I am running? Launch GeoGraphix. A dialog box will show the product version and build number. How do I know when a new release or update requires a new license file? Best to use tar command as it would change the permission of the copied file. The directory could be directory on NAS or some directory at the server Linux Install the OraSetup from the OpenWorks Downgrade the glibc and gcc compilers by doing the following step: Insert OpenWorks Patch The file is located within a sub-directory in the path where you expanded the patch archive in the steps above Click Next in the File Locations screen of the Oracle Universal Installer dialog Click Install in the Summary screen The next step until the installation finish would not need any Linux This point forward will be done on the server Linux machine Logout and re-login as root on the server Install OpenWorks Posted by nivra at AM No comments:.
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