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Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

Title:	OLD ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference
Notice:	Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1
Moderator:	IOSG::PYE

Created:	Thu Jan 30 1992
Last Modified:	Tue Jan 23 1996
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4343
Total number of notes:	18308

3677.0. "Unexpected quota problem..." by ANGLIN::HARRISA (lost in the jungle of doubt) Fri Dec 17 1993 16:05

    ALL-IN-1 3.0-1, VMS 6.0
    
    i'm sorry for entering this again, but i can't find my original note or
    the reply. 
    
    i'm trying to restore an application (KEYpak base). i keep getting the
    error :
    
    	         
                                 Restore Error Summary                   
                                                                         
              Error occured in module:                                   
              Displaying restore details                                  
              (CM_RESTORE_DISPLAY_DETAILS.SCP)                           
                                                                         
              Error details:                                             
              Unexpected quota problem returned.  Please inform your     
              ALL-IN-1 Manager                                           
              Press RETURN to continue                                   
             
    
    i rememebr the reply refering to another note. the other note referred
    to a known problem with this and  a DSN article. i found the DSN
    artilc. this is teh $DIR/SEC of the file:
    
    KP1_BASE_FCS-1.FGN;1
                         [ALLIN1]              (RWED,RWED,,)
              (IDENTIFIER=OA$PRVAPP,ACCESS=READ+WRITE+EXECUTE+DELETE)
    
    it was owned by OA$PRVAPP, i changed it to ALLIN1.  Here is the UAF
    entry for ALLIN1:
    
    	Username: ALLIN1                           Owner:  ALLIN1
    MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT
    Account:  SOFTWARE                         UIC:    [6,1] ([ALLIN1])
    CLI:      DCL                              Tables: DCLTABLES
    Default:  APPL$DISK:[ALLIN1]
    
    is there anything else i can do/check to get this to work? 
    
    	ann

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	If I remember rightly there is another problem. When restoring an application the code mistakenly checks for the diskquota of the disk that the application was stored on and not the disk that it is to be restored on. Therefore you get an error because that device doesn't exist. You need to find out what was the device that the application was stored on. Explode the saveset and look in a file of a name something like CM$APP, in there it will specify a device in the baseroot field. Define a logical on the machine you are restoring the application, having the name of the device in the CM$APP thingy but with a value of the device that you are restoring on. i.e. If in the baseroot field it specifies A1$DISK and your restoring the application onto USER1 then define the logical A1$DISK to be USER1: ta, Mike

    
    If I remember rightly there is another problem.
    
    When restoring an application the code mistakenly checks for the
    diskquota of the disk that the application was stored on and not the
    disk that it is to be restored on.  Therefore you get an error because
    that device doesn't exist.  You need to find out what was the device
    that the application was stored on.  Explode the saveset and look in a
    file of a name something like CM$APP, in there it will specify a device
    in the baseroot field.  
    
    Define a logical on the machine you are restoring the application,
    having the name of the device in the CM$APP thingy but with a value of
    the device that you are restoring on.
    
    i.e. If in the baseroot field it specifies A1$DISK and your restoring
    the application onto USER1 then define the logical A1$DISK to be USER1:
    
    ta,
    
    Mike