Conference azur::mcc

>>      I always receive the message mcc-e-noentity NO CORRESPONDING
>>      ENTITY INSTANCE EXISTS.

Usually when you get this message, the user interface or some other 
DECmcc module is looking for something in the dictionary and that 
something (eg. an attribute, event, class) is not there in the 
dictionary.

You might want to investigate this.

...kjn

    HI,
    
    
    
    When I try to enroll the mcc_script_am ,decmcc gives the message 
    parent entity doesn't exist.If I look into the dictionary (with the
    browser) I can see the global entity and subclasses.Should a rebuild
    of the parse tables help ?Some other ideas 
    
    
     Regards
    

RE: .2

>    When I try to enroll the mcc_script_am ,decmcc gives the message 
>    parent entity doesn't exist.If I look into the dictionary (with the
>    browser) I can see the global entity and subclasses.Should a rebuild
>    of the parse tables help ?Some other ideas 

  During enrollment, the Script AM creates its private MIR and initializes
  the default timeout (to 1 minute).  The 'parent entity does not exist'
  error could be coming from the MIR routines; however I cannot explain
  why it would be 8(

  Please try 'show mcc 0 script_am all char' ... this directive will
  read the Script MIR and display the 'default timeout' value; the
  default amount of time given to a script for execution.

  Also, could you try deleting the Script MIR files?  Or atleast rename
  them if you have many scripts already defined.  The files are in the
  MCC_COMMON directory:

    MCC_SCRIPT_ATTRIBUTE.MIR
    MCC_SCRIPT_INSTANCE.MIR

  Then enroll the Script AM .. the MIR files will be created and initialzied.

  Please let me know what happens.

  /keith

    
    
    Keith,
    Thanks already for your inputs but still no result,
    
    MCC> SHOW MCC 0 SCRIPT_AM ALL CHAR -----> MCC-E-NOENTITY MESSAGE
    
    Rename of script MIR files ---> enroll again ---> parent entity doesn't
    exist message ,no new MIR files are created
    
    In the DAP UTILITY all classes and subclasses are present.
    
    
    Greetings,
    
     Yves

    
    Keith,
    
    
    I detected also something else ,if I want to look to the rules 
    I receive the message repository not present .You have also to know
    that I have installed UCX V2.0 on my MCC machine. The installation 
    of UCX changes the value mcc_tdf logical.Now I have put it back to
    the right value and the enrollment of the script is now working and
    the examples of the documentation also.I had also to enroll again
    the alarms_fm and I have the impression that I lost all alarm rules
    definitions.Is there a way to recover from this?
    
    
     Greetings,
    
    
     Yves

That mcc_tdf variable gets us every time !  8(

I don't know about your alarm rules getting lost due to mcc_tdf.
You can try running Extract Rules:

	run sys$system:mcc_alarms_extract_rules

and see what it finds in the Alarms MIR.

/keith

    
    
     Hi,
    
    
    I tried to run sys$system:mcc_alarms_extract_rules
    without success ,message MIR is empty.
    If I do a Dump/Header of the alarms MIr files ,I can see my rules.
    Is there another way to recover my rules?
    Is it also correct that there are only 2 files involved with
    the alarm MIR(mcc_alarm_mir_attribute.dat,mcc_alarm_mir_instance.dat)
    
    Yves
    
    
     

    
    RE: .7
    
    In order to run mcc_alarms_extract_rules.exe, you need to have
    the same privileges as in running DECmcc (i.e. read/write access to
    alarms MIRs). Otherwise the mcc_alarms_extract_rules.exe will
    report the Alarms MIR is empty.
    
    The mcc_alarms_extract_rules.exe in DECmcc V1.3 SSB will print out
    the "file protection" error in case you don't have access rights.
    
    William