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74.1 | Wow - I bet this will be exciting! | IOSG::PYE | Graham - ALL-IN-1 Sorcerer's Apprentice | Fri Feb 21 1992 17:52 | 8 |
| There's *ONE* in the ALL-IN-1 V3.0 kit too, but it should only get
executed during the IVP run on an upgrade from a DDS prime system.
I've already reported it.
I bet this is going to kill an awful lot of command procedures!
Graham
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74.2 | | IOSG::TALLETT | Mit Schuh bish hi | Fri Feb 21 1992 20:18 | 5 |
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Workaround -> SYSLOGIN.COM -> $ DEF*INE == "DEFINE"
Oh, but that won't work for installations, VMSINSTAL cleverly
deletes all symbols.... Hmmm.
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74.3 | Alternate workaround? | SHALOT::HUSSEY | NOT the MAMA!!! NOT the MAMA!!! | Fri Feb 21 1992 20:28 | 3 |
| $ SET COMMAND/DELETE=DEFRAGMENT
Prior to invoking VMSINSTAL may just work.
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74.4 | use a local symbol to workaround the problem | SKNNER::SKINNER | I'm doing my EARS | Fri Feb 21 1992 21:18 | 14 |
| > Workaround -> SYSLOGIN.COM -> $ DEF*INE == "DEFINE"
> Oh, but that won't work for installations, VMSINSTAL cleverly
> deletes all symbols.... Hmmm.
That's why I would use DEF*INE = "DEFINE", note the use of a local symbol, not
global. VMSINSTAL does a DELETE/SYMBOL/GLOBAL/ALL, but it doesn't touch local
symbols.
But to the problem in both these kits, where was SQM during the installation
evaluation phase? Use of abbreviations is something that they have always
checked for in the past. Or so I thought... Oh well!
/Marty
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74.5 | To set the record straight | IOSG::SEATON | Ian Seaton, Bug Busters | Mon Feb 24 1992 17:01 | 24 |
| Dear All,
Just to set the record straight, Gordon it not correct in saying that
the error is found thoughout the Patch Tool. The code is only to be
found in functions relating to the installation of Language and Market
components, non-language dependent installation are NOT affected.
The error looks worse for the fact that the same piece of incorrect code
was cut-n-pasted into three other places and refers to the definition of
OA$* logicals when installing a language other than the default.
I am not trying to excuse my mistake I am only trying to point out that
it is an isolated section which was written in too much of a hurry
expressly to support the needs of WPSPLUS V4.0 option for ALL-IN-1 V2.4.
The rest of the patch tool is written with rigorous regard to the 4
character minimum length rule.
All other V2.4 Patch kits are NOT affected since none make use of the
language support features, this means K600 series patches and CSP series
patches.
Ian Seaton.
ALL-IN-1 Current Systems Engineering
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