Abs does not create /var/abs/local?

I'm not necessarily a newb at Linux, but I've only had Arch Linux installed for a short while. I really like Arch. and I have had no real issues getting everything set-up.
However, I'd like to get into building packages, so I have read a lot of documentation available here, on the Wiki, and elsewhere.
One issue that seems to be (and has been) a major topic is where to store the "local" files. Many suggest the standard "/var/abs/local" directory, though others suggest storing elsewhere, e.g. in a $HOME directory.
Without getting into a discussion of where to store the files for now, I figured I'd start with the "standard" location first, play around, then change later if it didn't suit my needs well.
However, here are my very basic questions:
- Is "/var/abs/local" still considered the "standard" starting point as running 'abs' for the first time did not create that directory?
- Is running 'abs' supposed to create it?
- If it doesn't create it in the current version, did it ever create the directory in previous versions?
From all the docs and forum topics (HOW TOs and such), it appears (at least through heavy implication and / or omission of facts to the contrary) that running 'abs' for the first time should create the tree including "/var/abs/local".
Just wondering if something went wrong since the directory was not created for me by 'abs', or if I should just create the directory and move on. I suspect the latter will be my course of action, but I'm curious.
Thank you.

It is not created automatically... Just create it if needed.

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inst = new HelloWorld_SJProfileKeys();
return inst.keys[keyNum];
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private java.lang.Object[] keys;
private HelloWorld_SJProfileKeys()
throws java.sql.SQLException
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Hi experts,
I use SE80 to change GUI status, but system does not create a transport request for me to transfer? why?

Hi,
Thanks for replay. Actually, the SE80->program->Gui status have some objects and they are already transfered. But I can't see them on target system. But When I create exactly the same name, the system tell me they are already created. I think it becuase the original language is 'DE' but I use default language 'EN' to modify and create the request?

SQLJ translator for ISO/ANSI does not create .SER profile (Jdev 9.0.0 prev)

The SQLJ translater that comes with JDeveloper 9.0.3 preview does not create profiles (.SER) when running with -codegen=ansi or iso. Thus producing none runnable code.
It is not possible to set any switches in JDev.
Previous versions of the translated did produce the .SER files.
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Thanks,
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Fo the answer and a workaround look here:
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SQLJ translator for ISO/ANSI does not create .SER profile (Jdev 9.0.3 prev)

The SQLJ translater that comes with JDeveloper 9.0.3 preview does not create profiles (.SER) when running with -codegen=ansi or iso. Thus producing none runnable code.
It is not possible to set any switches in JDev.
Previous versions of the translated did produce the .SER files.
Is there a workaround possible?
Thanks,
Robert
P.S.: I posted this also in the SQLJ forum.

Robert,
My mistake - you are correct, the change I mentioned was put in just after the Preview Release. The .ser files will go into the project source directory in the Preview Release. But this should be the same behavior as in previous releases - are you seeing a difference in behavior between a past release and the Preview Release? Everything up to and including the 9.0.3 Preview Release should put the .ser files in the project source directory. When the 9.0.3 Production Release is available, they will be put into the project output directory instead.
The fix to put the .ser files into the output directory is not in the translator.jar file. It is in the core JDeveloper code (in jdev.jar). So unfortunately it is not a fix that could be easily dropped into the Preview Release. However, it will be available in the 9.0.3 Production Release.
-Matt Hawkins, JDeveloper Team

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