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Conference azur::mcc

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

5155.0. "'Invalid Argument' when doing Target Directory" by CSOADM::ROTH (Light fuse and retire quickly) Mon Jun 07 1993 09:23

MCC V1.3-SSB
3100/76, 32 Mb,Local namespace

Trying to set up some targeting, have never used it before.

Get odd error try to add SNMP entity. Decide to merely do a 'Directory
Targets' function, get same error!!  Looks like this:


        The argument value provided for the In Domain is not valid for
        this request.

                Qualifier with invalid argument: In Domain


Seems to do the same no matter what domain I am in. Do I have a corrupt
targets database file? Any ideas?

I will enter this in the QAR system also.

Thanks-

Lee

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
5155.1	QAR is 00265	CSOADM::ROTH	Light fuse and retire quickly	`Mon Jun 07 1993 10:19`	0
5155.2	FCL works, iconic map doesn't	CSOADM::ROTH	Light fuse and retire quickly	`Mon Jun 07 1993 16:19`	9
	I have discovered that I can create and get a directory of the targets via the FCL interface. The error outlined in .0 occurs when trying from the iconic map interface. After successfully assigning targets via the FCL I tried to get a directory via iconic map and got same error as in basenote. Lee
5155.3	what menu items are you using?	MCC1::DITMARS	Pete	`Tue Jun 08 1993 12:16`	8
	Are you finding the "assign target" and "directory target" menu options on your Map window's Operations menu entry? They shouldn't be there (I think it's a bug if they're showing up). Try using the targeting UI from the notification services windows (Applications->Notification).
5155.4		CSOADM::ROTH	Light fuse and retire quickly	`Fri Jun 11 1993 15:44`	18
	>Are you finding the "assign target" and "directory target" >menu options on your Map window's Operations menu entry? > >They shouldn't be there (I think it's a bug if they're >showing up). Yes. If I am in a domain and pull down 'Operations' then I have 'Assign Target','Deassign Target' and 'Directory Targets' available. >Try using the targeting UI from the notification >services windows (Applications->Notification). Yes, seems to now behave properly (but am having trouble with some SNMP stuff... will post in another topic). Thanks- Lee
5155.5	please QAR	CHEEKO::DITMARS	Pete	`Fri Jun 11 1993 18:28`	4
	Please QAR the fact that the targeting commands are showing up in your operations menu. thanks.