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| 3886.1 | It may be related to what the domain eu.by.byl.g181 is contained by | TOOK::A_MOORE | | Fri Oct 09 1992 14:45 | 14 |
| Uwe,
When a dynamic domain is added it checks for cicular domain hierarchy. There may
some conditions there that is causing a problem.
Look at the hierarchy of domains that eu.by.byl.q181 belongs to. Is domain test
in any of them? Any problem using a different domain name such testtwo?
The invalid handle error should be reported by domain FM. So if we can duplicate
the conditions that causes it, it should get fixed.
Al
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| 3886.2 | Domain .eu.by.byl.q18l contains 23 other Domains | COLSER::WELZEL | Uwe Welzel, NaC, Cologne | Mon Oct 12 1992 08:08 | 35 |
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Hi Al,
Re:
>>When a dynamic domain is added it checks for cicular domain hierarchy. There
>>may some conditions there that is causing a problem.
>>Look at the hierarchy of domains that eu.by.byl.q18l belongs to. Is domain test
>>in any of them? Any problem using a different domain name such testtwo?
as I mentioned in .0, first I creat a new domain named 'test'. Then I add this
domain as a member to the domain 'eu.by.byl.q18l'. (So, domain 'test' is really
new domain and does not exist in any other Domain). In this case I'll get the
error message (INV_HANDLE_STATE , Invalid Handle State).
I've tried this from FCL and from IMPM.
Also at the moment domain '.eu.by.byl.q18l' contains 23 other (Sub-)Domains
as members. This should not be a problem.
Domain '.eu.by.byl.q18l' is a member of the Domain 'eu.by.byl.q18_q17' and if I
add domain 'test' as member to the domain '.eu.by.byl.q18_q17' it works fine.
The Hierachy looks as follow:
.DM.BY
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.DM.BYL
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.EU.BY.BYL.Q18_Q17 (place domain 'test' here works)
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.EU.BY.BYL.Q18L (place domain 'test' here, I get error message)
Thanks,
Regards Uwe
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| 3886.3 | two domain hierachies?!! | COL01::LUNT | | Thu Nov 05 1992 03:31 | 63 |
| Hello,
I just wanted to include the solution to this problem.
Basically we have ONE main domain hierachial structure.
This structure includes the domain with which we were having
problems. We then have several "standalone" domains.
These domains were created to have a general overview of our
bridge and wan connections, because our regular domain
structure is structured by building and physical location and
not by logical connection. In one of these "standalone" domains the
domain .eu.by.byl.q18l was also a member, a static member. This was
done just to show the logical connections from the bridges to their
respective buildings. This in affect created two interwined domain
hierachies:
Main Hierachy:
World
/ \
usa eu country level
/ \ \
by ag tr company level
/ \
byu byl ... location level
/ \ \
q18l b151 c151 ... building level
(dynamic)
(below here are
the objects and
domains for things
like demprs. It goes
down three more levels)
Second domain hierachy:
Bridge top domain
/ \ \
q18l b151 c151 ... buildings (static)
(with three levels
below!)
After removing the domain .eu.by.byl.q18l from this "standalone" domain
everything worked fine again.
Somehow, I believe this is a bug. I always believed that one could have
a domain as a member of many other domains. Does the problem occur
here, because the two domains of which .eu.by.byl.q18l was a member of
are not in the same domain hierachy? Are there any restrictions as to
placing the same domain in two domain hierachies as we had done? I have
placed domains twice within the main hierachy, once under USA and once
under EU without problems.
Julie Ann Lunt and Uwe Welzel
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