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| 2717.1 | Parse tables outta whack | MCDOUG::MCPHERSON | Save a tree: kill an ISO working group. | Wed Apr 08 1992 11:58 | 32 |
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1. The fact that you can see the icon means that the Translan CLASS data
is in the dictionary. That's good.
2. The fact that you could enroll the AM means that the exec could find
the image file and entry points fine. That's good, too.
3. The fact that the FCL doesn't have a clue about Translans means
either:
a) the entity definitions were not in the dictionary. (This is not
the case, because item 1 disputes this. This can also be
verified by invoking DAP and looking to see if the class
TRANSLAN is in the dictionary
or
b) the parse tables that the FCL depends on are out of sync (i.e.
they don't know how to parse this thing "translan"
All roads lead to "b".
Make sure the date on the latest *.BPT file in MCC_SYSTEM: jives with
the date that you rebuilt the parse tables.
What was your default directory when you rebuilt the parse tables?
CHeck there to see if there's a *.BPT file there. If yes, then move
that file to the MCC_SYSTEM: directory.
And don't forget to create the DNS backtranslation directory, either,
or you'll be back in here again ! ;^)
/doug
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| 2717.2 | Moving to a solution... | 49320::FOLENS | | Wed Apr 08 1992 12:56 | 14 |
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Indeed there was something wrong with the .bpt files. I found a
MCC_PTB_PARSER.BPT file in sys$specific:[mcc] and found 2 of them in
disk$13:[decmcc.mcc] which is my mcc_common directory. The one in
sys$specific is the one I was using before I unstalled the Translan AM
and the new one is created in the mcc_common directory.
I have now renamed the one in sys$specific and the show and test
commands works fine from the command interface. But when I start up
my iconic map I get the following errors:
Software error: An internal error has occured in the Iconic Map PM.
And I don't have access to the map.
-geert-
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| 2717.3 | Solved | 49320::FOLENS | | Wed Apr 08 1992 13:49 | 6 |
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I have now copied my new parse table file to sys$specific:[mcc] and
everything works now.
Thanks for the help.
-Geert-
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| 2717.4 | Did I said it was solved? | BRSSWS::FOLENS | | Thu Apr 09 1992 04:46 | 14 |
| I still have some weird problem when I startup the iconic map.
BRSSWS> set displ/crea/node=bht362/tra=decnet
BRSSWS> mana/enter/inter=decw
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00,
virtual address=006C7200, PC=003C25CC, PSL=03C00000
On the map I get the message mentioned in .2.
The strange thing is that sometimes I don't have the problem. Should I
do a rebuild of the parse tables?
The mcc command interface doesn't give problem at all.
-geert-
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| 2717.5 | Try *any* DECwindows application... | IMDOWN::SYSTEM | Save a tree: kill an ISO working group. | Thu Apr 09 1992 10:06 | 15 |
| > The strange thing is that sometimes I don't have the problem. Should I
> do a rebuild of the parse tables?
> The mcc command interface doesn't give problem at all.
In the same session, can you start *any* DECwindows application and point it to
node bht362 successfully?
Are you doing a SET DISPLAY from a cluster?
If so, do you have appropriate DECwindows access (e.g. "Customize Security"
option from the Session Manager) on BHT362 from EACH node in the cluster ?
/doug
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| 2717.6 | not a DECwindow problem. | BRSSWS::FOLENS | | Thu Apr 09 1992 12:19 | 5 |
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I can create any DECwindow application and point it to bht362 without
problems.
-Geert-
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| 2717.7 | I can't help you. | TOOK::MCPHERSON | Save a tree: kill an ISO working group. | Thu Apr 09 1992 13:00 | 2 |
| Gee. I dunno what to tell you, then.
/doug
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