The remainder of this section is a short summary of these tools. There is one offlicial database, e910db, which resides at Nevis, and is administered by Saskia. There are also two temporary databases, specifically for informix and pass0 constants. Eventually these will be formatted appropriately and placed in e910db . The first three environment variables are needed by the perl scripts, and also serve as defaults for the tas dbopen command.
All tables are to be documented via .html files.
After testing that the tables exist in your personal e910tas, commit the module as you normally would. Through them one can selectively turn off any of the three functions of the script for any table. If this field is missing, a default value of 1 will be used. The html2table.pl script performs some information on errors, but it does not yet check that variable length arrays being are used appropriately. In choosing table names, I recommend that you do not prepend the module name with an underscore, as this is done when writing the header files according to tastable class convention.