Conference azur::mcc

Hi Bob,

It sounds like a dictionary and/or dispatch table problem.

Can you try the following and post the results here?

$manage/tool/dict
DAP>show class mcc subclass iconicmap subclass application subclass 
    lan_topology_pm


Also try the following:

$manage/enter

MCC>test mcc 0 iconicmap application lan_topology_pm
MCC>show mcc 0 iconicmap application lan_topology_pm all char


Thanks,

Bob 

    
    Hi,
    
     I followed your instructions and executed the dictionary and 
     MIR commands. Below are the results: 
    
    
            Thanks,
        
             Bob
    
    
      RESULTS:
    
$manage/toolkit/dictionary
%DAP-S-USE_DICT, Using dictionary file: sys$common:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.dat;6
	DECmcc Dictionary Administrator Program   Version T1.2.7

DAP> sho class mcc subclass iconicmap subclass application subclass 
     lan_topology_pm

   Class (1) : MCC
     Subclass (2) : ICONICMAP
       Subclass (2) : APPLICATION
-------> Subclass (2) : LAN_TOPOLOGY_PM
           Definition (3) : PRESENTATION_NAME
           Definition (3) : INSTANCE_REQUIRED
           Definition (3) : DYNAMIC
           Attribute (5) : COMPONENTNAME 1
           Attribute (5) : COMPONENTVERSION 2
           Attribute (5) : ALERTABLE 3
           Attribute (5) : DIMMENUSTATE 4
           Directive (6) : SHOW 1
           Directive (6) : TEST 3
           Directive (6) : STARTAPPLICATION 157
           Attribute_Partition (11) : IDENTIFIERS 1
           Attribute_Partition (11) : CHARACTERISTICS 4

DAP> exit
$manage/enter
DECmcc (T1.2.7)
MCC> test mcc 0 iconicmap application lan_topology_pm
MCC 0 ICONICMAP APPLICATION LAN_TOPOLOGY_PM 
AT 25-APR-1992 15:27:14 
Test Successful
MCC> show mcc 0 iconicmap application lan_topology_pm all char
MCC 0 ICONICMAP APPLICATION LAN_TOPOLOGY_PM 
AT 25-APR-1992 15:27:23 Characteristics
Examination of Attributes Shows:
                      Component Version = T1.2.7"
                         Component Name = "DECmcc Auto-topology Presentation Module"

MCC> exit
    
    
    
 

Bob,


The dictionary entry for for the LAN topology PM is fine so it looks like
it's a problem with your dispatch tables.   Could you do the following
directories and post it here?

Thanks,

Bob


$dir/date/size mcc_system:mcc_dispatch_table.dat

$dir/size/date mcc_system:mcc_fdictionary.*

  Hi,

    The directory commands yeilded the following:

$ $dir/date/size mcc_system:mcc_dispatch_table.dat

Directory SYS$SPECIFIC:[MCC]

MCC_DISPATCH_TABLE.DAT;1
                        450  26-FEB-1992 16:11:55.55

Total of 1 file, 450 blocks.
$ dir/size/date mcc_system:mcc_fdictionary.*

Directory SYS$COMMON:[MCC]

MCC_FDICTIONARY.BPT;52
                       6662  26-APR-1992 01:39:53.58
MCC_FDICTIONARY.DAT;6
                      68283  14-APR-1992 00:57:25.68

Total of 2 files, 74945 blocks.


    Thanks,

       Bob

Hi Bob,

I looks like you have an old dispatch table.  The STARTAPPLILCATION directive
code (that's the directive that starts the LAN topology PM) has been
changed recently.   

The following should fix the problem:

$delete mcc_system:MCC_DISPATCH_TABLE.DAT;1
(or rename it if you want to save it).

$@sys$startup:mcc_startup_bms enroll
$@sys$startup:mcc_startup_elm enroll


You will also have to re-enroll any MMs that you are using that
are not part of BMS or ELM.   (e.g. TSAM).


Directory SYS$SPECIFIC:[MCC]

MCC_DISPATCH_TABLE.DAT;1
                        450  26-FEB-1992 16:11:55.55

     Bob,


        Creating a new dispatch table did the trick.


            Thanks,



              Bob

    This is a common problem, old stuff in MCC_SPECIFIC.

    That's why we felt it was worth mentioning in the DECmcc ELM release
    notes.  (See KNOWN PROBLEMS/RESTRICTIONS, Installation)