Conference azur::mcc

    Does anyone have any idea how to fix this problem??
    Thanks Dave
    

Hi,

I don't really use the reports package now but I did play with it once so
this may or may not help. I seem to remember having to use the node NUMBER
rather than the name. I'd try that first because you had no records found.
If that doesn't work check your exporting job and make sure everything is
in place, including a SHOW EXPORT for the entity. Again, there were no 
records so you're either not exporting right, or the request for data isn't
right.

best regards,
brad...

   
>    $ define mcc$node1 "SEE003"


>      Find  MCC_NODE4_circuit with NODE4 = NODE_HOLD
>    [0 records found]


>     Find   current   with time_STAMP between DATE1_HOLD and DATE2_HOLD
>    [0 records found]
    

    I just used the network address in place of the name and the same
    thing happened. Does anyone have any ideas?????
    
    Thanks Dave
    

    This is the pertaining information in the log file:
    
    $ define mcc$node1 "341011"
    $ define mcc$CIRCUIT_ID1 "ALL"
    $ define mcc$date1 "15-OCT-1991 11:00:00.00"
    $ define mcc$date2 "15-OCT-1991 13:00:00.00"
    $ define mcc$report_file "N_C_H_G_SE1.RPT"
    $ datatrieve
    VAX DATATRIEVE V5.1Digital Query and Report SystemType HELP for help
     set verify
     Ready MCC_EXPORT shared read
     DECLARE NODE_HOLD PIC X(7).
     DECLARE CIRCUIT_ID_HOLD PIC X(16).
     DECLARE CIRCUIT_HOLD1 COMPUTED BY FN$UPCASE(CIRCUIT).
     DECLARE DATE1_HOLD USAGE DATE.
     DECLARE DATE2_HOLD USAGE DATE.
     NODE_HOLD = FN$TRANS_LOG("MCC$NODE1")
     CIRCUIT_ID_HOLD = FN$TRANS_LOG("MCC$CIRCUIT_ID1")
     DATE1_HOLD = FN$DATE(FN$TRANS_LOG("MCC$DATE1"))
     DATE2_HOLD = FN$DATE(FN$TRANS_LOG("MCC$DATE2"))
      Find  MCC_NODE4_circuit with NODE4 = NODE_HOLD
    [0 records found]
    if CIRCUIT_ID_HOLD NE "ALL" THEN Find current with circuit_hold1 =
    CIRCUIT_ID_HOLD
     Find   current   with time_STAMP between DATE1_HOLD and DATE2_HOLD
    [0 records found]
    define file for circuit_graph
    ready  circuit_graph write
    circuit_graph = current
    reduce current to circuit
    define file for circuit_id_temp
    ready  circuit_id_temp write
    circuit_id_temp = current
    EXIT
    $open/read/error=file_open_error infile circt_id_tmp.00000081151254
    $ read/end_of_file=normal_exit  infile circuit_id_rec
    $ normal_exit:
    $ rename node_hold00000081151254.grm   N_C_H_G_SE1.RPT
    $ delete/nocon circt_id_tmp.00000081151254.*
    $ delete/nocon circt_graph.00000081151254.*
    $ exit
      SYSTEM       job terminated at 15-OCT-1991 12:54:53.09
      Accounting information:
      Buffered I/O count:             236         Peak working set size:   
    5642
      Direct I/O count:               771         Peak page file size:    
    12427
      Page faults:                   3469         Mounted volumes:            
    0
      Charged CPU time:           0 00:00:11.32   Elapsed time:     0
    00:00:35.12
    [End of file]
    
    
    Thanks Dave
    
    

    Try the "DECnet address",
    i.e.:
    	    ...mcc$node1 "34.1011" 
    
    or whatever.
    
    Regards,
    	     JL.

    I tried this last night and it worked. I have gotten the hourly
    graph to work, now I am trying to get the daily graph to work.
    The report file does not have any data in it. Does this mean that I
    do not have enough info in the data base?
    
    Thanks for the help.
    Dave
    

    I answered my own question. It means that nothing has happened on the
    node between the times that I asked mcc_rpts to look at the station.
    
    Dave