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FS252 DICT.MFS WRITE.RECORD (OpenInsight 32-Bit)

At 27 MAY 2003 02:22:49PM S Botes wrote:

I get this error five times when trying to do a full system deployment. Anyone have any ideas as to how I can determine which file is causing these? Clues as to just what is happening might help also.

At 27 MAY 2003 02:29PM Pat McNerthney wrote:

Use the All Networks Driver and create an LH2.LOG file in your root OI directory, rerun, and examine this file using a text editor. Interpreting this file can be a little tricky, ask here if needed. Also, don't forget to delete this file when you are done, OI runs like it has molasses all over your motherboard with this in place.

Pat

At 27 MAY 2003 02:38PM S Botes wrote:

Thanks for the quick response….. I am running it now and you were right about that molasses…. and I am certain that it is COLD molasses!

At 27 MAY 2003 04:03PM S Botes wrote:

Pat,

This probably isn't going to finish for another hour or so. My log file is approaching 1meg in size. I see errors that say error 100 and error 231 but nothing so far that looks like write.record. This is a full system deployment. I have been using updates of the entire application successfully up to now. Any thoughts on what I might expect. By the way, there are over 350 OI tables in just the application.

At 27 MAY 2003 04:42PM Pat McNerthney wrote:

I just looked up FS252 in the REVERRORS.DAT file and it is this: 

FS252:    Error compiling Protection module.

This error is specific to DICT.MFS and occurs when a dictionary item is written out and it is unable to "compile" the dictionary record. I suspect you have a symbolic dictionary item with an invalid formula.

Unfortunately, this error won't show up in the LH2.LOG, although you might be able to deduce where it is by looking in the log where a dictionary item is read from the source file and not written to the desctination file.

Is there a way in OI to verify that all dictionary items of a file are compilable?

Pat

At 27 MAY 2003 05:42PM S Botes wrote:

There is no way that I know of. Maybe I can find something in thelog that references a symbolic….. That log is 1.5 megs… and finally finished. Looks like I have 5 symbolics to find. I know that if you have the symbolic open in the table builder you can test compile it but I would bet that I have more than a thousand to look through.

Any ideas that anyone has would be very helpful. Perhaps someone knows how I could get more info in the error message…..

At 27 MAY 2003 06:02PM Pat McNerthney wrote:

You could always write your own little program which for each of your dictionary files, creates a temporary dictionary file, then selects, readnext, reads from the original and writes them all out to the temporary.

Pat

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