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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

4286.0. "RESTART Directive MSL code" by CCIIS1::ROGGEBAND (_ �hili��e _) Fri Dec 18 1992 11:25

    Hello,
    
    My customer tried to define a RESTART directive in MSL for one of his
    objects. MSL compilation was ok, but DAP LOAD failed. I assume that
    this is because RESTART is already used elsewhere with a different
    code, but I could not find it in msg_vea_def.h. I guess they should use
    the same code as the other object. 
    
    Can anyone help me out on this one ?
    
    Thanks, 
    
    �hR. 
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4286.1How?2582::DFLAT::PLOUFFEJerryFri Dec 18 1992 13:123
  How did the DAP LOAD command fail?  What was the error message?

                                                            - Jerry
4286.2RACER::daveAhh, but fortunately, I have the key to escape reality.Fri Dec 18 1992 13:5728
The following is a list of verbs (and their codes) that start with "RE"
VERB_RESET                           5
VERB_RESUME                         17
VERB_REMOVE                         25
VERB_REGISTER                       29
VERB_RESTRICT                       32
VERB_RENAME                         34
VERB_REVOKE                         81
VERB_REPAIR                         83
VERB_READ_EVENT                     84
VERB_RECORD                        106
VERB_RESUME_RECORDING              110
VERB_RESTORE                       112
VERB_RESUME_EXPORTING              117
VERB_RESERVED_148                  148
VERB_RESERVED_155                  155
VERB_RELEASE                       204
VERB_RELOAD                        251
VERB_REASSIGN                      343
VERB_RELOCATE                      344
VERB_RESERVE                       345
VERB_RETENSION                     346
VERB_RECATALOG                     358

Note that there is no "RESTART" in the list.  Also, please note that
one cannot just "use" any old number, as these definitions are "global"
in the MCC view. If you want to add new verbs, you need to register the value
with the DSSR.
4286.3Are you using the TeMIP dictionnary ?TAEC::BACCARMon Dec 21 1992 08:0012
   Hi,


   Are you using the TeMIP dictionnary ?. If yes, we already define the verb 
restart for debug purpose, so use the same MCC_K_VERB_RESTART value as us, that 
is 206 with the V1.0 TeMIP SSB dictionnary ( check using the mcc_dap > show class
operation_context directive restart ). 

   Regards ,

   Hedi
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4286.4MAJOR PROBLEM...RACER::daveAhh, but fortunately, I have the key to escape reality.Mon Dec 21 1992 13:502
The list of registered verbs that I have has SESSION TRACE registered
as being at 206.  If TEMIP is using the value, it is seriously broken.
4286.5TOOK::MATTHEWSMon Dec 21 1992 15:276
    I would strongly suggest not using "unregistered" codes. Based upon
    what I am reading here we have an example of what happens when
    you do so. We need to get all the users of verb codes to register
    their codes or we can not integrate our modules at the customer site.
    
    wally
4286.6TAEC::FLAUWTue Dec 22 1992 02:5720
re: .4 and .5

	The 2 previous notes are right. The directive RESTART that we used was a 
	debug directive which is undocumented and therefore didn't get registered
        which explains why it doesn't have a new unique code. 

	All the other entities and directives that we are using are registered 
        and got unique codes from DECmcc registry. 

	The omission for the RESTART directive was pointed to us by the DECmcc 
        registry, unfortunately too late to correct it in V1.0. 

	For V1.1, we have decided to remove this directive from our MSLs, so 
	please ignore note 4286.3. Code 206 is the code of SESSION TRACE and 
	not RESTART.  

	Best regards,

	Marc.