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Upgrade from BMS X1.2 > T1.2 Problems...
Hi there. Yesterday I upgraded a BMS X1.2 station to T1.2. I had
assumed there was not much to it, and just applied the upgrade. Now
all my domains are gone and I keep getting error messages about MM's
not being installed?
Is there a great deal of post installation required after
performing the above mentioned that I overlooked? Is it necessary to
re-install DNS after the installation? Thanks in advance.
/Mic
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| 2964.1 | Which OS? | TOOK::MINTZ | Erik Mintz, DECmcc Development, dtn 226-5033 | Fri May 08 1992 10:36 | 4 |
The most important thing is that there are NO DECmcc processes running when you do the installation. Other than that, it depends which operating system you are using. | |||||
| 2964.2 | X1.2 � T1.2 problems... | CAADC::GALVIN | Mic Galvin, MCI Team | Fri May 08 1992 16:49 | 28 |
Thanks for the quick reply, Erik, the operating system is VMS 5.4-3.
Here's a more detailed account of some of the errors we've seen; when
we startup MCC's Iconic Map we get several notification error messages,
such as:
"... Notification is unavailable. Please check that the Notification
FM is enrolled."
"...The Show Identifiers operation is not supported for Domain
'system_name_NS:.'domain_name'' Member * Supporting MM may not be
enrolled."
When I try to open up a domain that I created prior to the upgrade
to T1.2.7 I see,
"MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb,entity,partition"
One last comment, are there negative implications to using the
/TOOLKIT qualifier to convert the DICTIONARY database? I thought maybe
we saw some disk corruption or something flukey, thus the
"...verb,entity,partion..." piece?
Thanks in advance.
/Mic
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| 2964.3 | TOOK::MINTZ | Erik Mintz, DECmcc Development, dtn 226-5033 | Fri May 08 1992 17:08 | 13 | |
It certainly sounds like the dictionary of parse tables on your system
are corrupt. The quick thing to check for are files in mcc_specific
> One last comment, are there negative implications to using the
> /TOOLKIT qualifier to convert the DICTIONARY database? I thought maybe
> we saw some disk corruption or something flukey, thus the
> "...verb,entity,partion..." piece?
This makes me a bit nervous. What do you mean by "convert"?
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| 2964.4 | dispatch tables? | DADA::DITMARS | Pete | Wed May 13 1992 10:05 | 11 |
sounds like it could also be a problem with the dispatch tables. Did your installation go smoothly, i.e. the IVP ran with no problems? Poke around at the mcc_system / mcc_common / mcc_specific logicals to make sure they're pointing at the right directories. Check that the dates on the mcc_system:mcc_dispatch_table.dat look at least as recent as your installation. Check the dates on the mcc_system:mcc_fdictionary.* files as well. Those should be close to the dates on the sys$library:mcc*.exe images. | |||||