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We are using openVMS
Following is log of requested items
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MCC> show mcc 0 all attr
MCC 0
AT 5-AUG-1994 10:10:04 All Attributes
Component Name =
LOCAL_NS:.mcc.oms00b_director
Component Version =
V1.3.0
Component Identification =
"DECmcc"
Namespace Selection =
Local File System"
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
MCC> show mcc 0 collection_am all attr
%MCC-I-NOPARCMD, collection_am all attr
%MCC-I-SYNTAXERR, Syntax error -- unable to interpret remainder of line
%MCC-W-ATTRUNKNOWN, unknown attribute COLLECTION_AM
MCC> enroll mcc_collection_am
MCC> register collector junk
%MCC-I-NOPARCMD, collector junk
%MCC-I-SYNTAXERR, Syntax error -- unable to interpret remainder of line
%MCC-W-ENTUNKNOWN, unknown entity: COLLECTOR
MCC> dir collector junk
%MCC-I-NOPARCMD, collector junk
%MCC-I-SYNTAXERR, Syntax error -- unable to interpret remainder of line
%MCC-W-ENTUNKNOWN, unknown entity: COLLECTOR
**
Thanks for the help
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| Looks like:
1. Your parse tables are out of whack
2. There's an outside chance that your dispatch tables *may* be out
of whack, too.
Look for multiple copies of of the parse tables (*.BPT) files in
MCC_SYSTEM: MCC will use the first one it sees.
You _may_ have accidentally caused this problem by NOT choosing the
"rebuild parse tables, upate dictionary" options when you installed
NOtification Services package on top of MCC BMS.
I *thought* that BMS included the collection AM, but if it didn't AND
you installed the notfication serrvices package on top of BMS without
updating the dictionary and parse tables, then that would explain the
behavior you're seeing. I.e. it can find the Module and enroll it
(witness your successfull enroll command).
However, unless you ALSO update the dictionary, the FCL won't be able
to interpret commands that involve the COLLECTOR or COLLECTION_AM
classes. (Witness the inability of the command line interpreter to
unbderstand your MCC> SHOW MCC 0 COLLECTION_AM ALL ATTR command.)
Note that a parse table rebuild can take a few hours. Plan accordingly.
RTFM. Don't run with scissors.
/doug
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