SYS1000 error with volume MFS (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 17 MAY 2003 01:12:37PM Wilhelm Schmitt wrote:
We have an application "XYZ" for which we defined a volume MFS called TTS_MFS.
The configuration process is:
in file SYSPTRS record "ABC"
VOLUME
TTS_MFS RTP57
PJG\ABC
in the system monitor:
RUN ATTACH_TABLE "ABC"
RUN DEFINE_DATABASE "XYZ",1
Entering "XYZ" application in OInsight breaks with the following error:
SYS1000: Error loading program "TTS_MFS RTP57"
What could be wrong?
With the same problem as above, we eliminated RTP57 from the "ABC" record in the SYSPTRS file. When TTS_MFS is activated, we put this line of code:
if BFS=TTS_MFS" then BFS:=@svm:"RTP57" and opens the application without error.
This second step shouldn't be necessary.
Any suggestions are welcome
Regards
Wilhelm
At 17 MAY 2003 02:26PM Richard Hunt wrote:
We have an application "XYZ" for which we defined a volume MFS called TTS_MFS.
The configuration process is:
in file SYSPTRS record "ABC"
VOLUME
TTS_MFS RTP57
PJG\ABC
in the system monitor:
RUN ATTACH_TABLE "ABC"
RUN DEFINE_DATABASE "XYZ",1
Entering "XYZ" application in OInsight breaks with the following error:
SYS1000: Error loading program "TTS_MFS RTP57"
What could be wrong?
With the same problem as above, we eliminated RTP57 from the "ABC" record in the SYSPTRS file. When TTS_MFS is activated, we put this line of code:
if BFS=TTS_MFS" then BFS:=@svm:"RTP57" and opens the application without error.
This second step shouldn't be necessary.
Wilhelm,
I am no expert in "volume" mfs's. I do believe you are seperating the mfs's, in field 2, with @VM (ascii 253) and maybe they should be @SVM (ascii 252)???
I am guessing this since you have noted, "second step", that you force the "RTP57" during your "TTS_MFS" using a @SVM.
At 17 MAY 2003 03:08PM Wilhelm Schmitt wrote:
Richard,
We put a program, writing to SYSPTRS, ABC in both ways: @vm and @svm.
None of them worked, therefor we put the super-patch, modifying the BFS parameter.
(Hopefully, the system editor in OI7.0 allows you to see, what's behind the data and distinguish @vm, @svm etc.)
Regards
Wilhelm