OI8 (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 16 MAY 2007 10:56:21PM Barry Stevens wrote:
The lastest OI8 upgrade creates a GFE in table DICT.SYSTABLES.
OI7 copied to new OI8 folder
dict.systables can be read in OI8 (ex v7.2.2)
Apply OI8 upgrade
error in log:
"Error (125) writing upgrade row "SYSTEMTABLE" in line 80"
is trying to copy to DICT.SYSTABLE
but DICT.SYSTABLES now has a GFE and cant be 'FIXED' (group 0)
At 16 MAY 2007 11:53PM William Ng wrote:
No problem on my side. However i upgraded my oi developer version 7.2.1 to oi8.
At 17 MAY 2007 05:30AM Barry Stevens wrote:
Any attempt to add to DICT.SYSTABLES corrupts the file.
Loaded fresh OI7.2.1 from works CD
open oi 7.2.1
opened record HANDLE in DICT.SYSTABLES
Saved and got following error:
fs125 GFE Error message REV30002.OV Group3 A record has been truncated across frame bounderies
At 17 MAY 2007 07:07AM Mike Ruane wrote:
Barry-
We've now seen this GFE in nearly every copy of OI out there. We suspect that the GFE has been there for years, but since this appears to be the first time ever that an addition has been made to the dictionary, it manifests itself.
If you take a system, and run a LH_VERIFY against DICT.SYSTABLE, you'll see no error. But it you try to write anything to the file, even just saving an existing record with a new name, the GFE will show up.
If anyone wants a clean copy of the file (REV30002.*) email [email protected], and we'll send you a zipped copy.
FWIW, the reason we're even updating DICT.SYSTABLES is that we added a field used by Arev32 named SYSTEMTABLE.
Thanks
At 17 MAY 2007 07:14AM Barry Stevens wrote:
Thanks.
Maybe you should put it in the downloads section with this explanation, for future OI8 downloadees.
At 17 MAY 2007 09:46PM William Ng wrote:
Were do u access the upgrade error log? My Dict.systables is empty now, so does that means the upgrade did not copy the required things for the Arev32?
At 18 MAY 2007 12:22AM Barry Stevens wrote:
In the folder that OINSIGHT.EXE resides, there is a file UPGRADE.LOG.
The upgrade rdk is in folder RDK.
The line numbers in upgrade.log refer to the %PROCESS%* record in SYSUPGRADE (in RDK)