| Title: | DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT. |
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| Moderator: | TAEC::BEROUD |
| Created: | Mon Aug 21 1989 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
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VMS 5.5-2
DECmcc 1.3
My customer encounters an error message "ambiguous date-time" using
the qualifier "at start" in mcc command.
The problem did'nt appear after an upgrade nor a reboot ??? He has
just installed All-In_one Mail (?)
mcc>SHOW MCC 0 ALARMS RULE * ALL CHAR,AT START=(+00:00:02),IN DOMAIN DCE
%MCC-I-NOPARCMD, +00:00:02),IN DOMAIN DCE
^
%MCC-I-SYNTAXERR, Syntax error -- unable to interpret remainder of line
%LIB-F-AMBDATTIM, ambiguous date-time
Any command with "at start" qualifier give that error.
This command worked before ( before what ?)
The customer stopped A1MAIL$... processes and re-tried the command:
same error message.
mcc>SHOW MCC 0 ALARMS RULE * ALL CHAR,at every=(00:00:02),IN DOMAIN DCE
works fine
$show time is correct
Using /after qualifier with dcl submit command works fine .
Thanks for any idea
Regards,
JOcelyne.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 6175.1 | more info | SWTHOM::NOBRE | Jocelyne Nobre - CST France | Wed Nov 23 1994 05:13 | 36 |
more informations about this problem :
I noticed that the date format is not the same under FCL and DCL !
$ manager/enter
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
sho mcc 0 alarm RULE VALtlb_pok , in domain dce
Using default ALL IDENTIFIERS
MCC 0 ALARMS RULE VALtlb_pok
AT 21-nov-1994 16:41:24 Identifiers <***** the date is in lower case !
Examination of attributes shows:
NAME = VALtlb_pok
sho mcc 0 alarm RULE VALtlb_pok , at start =+00:00:03,in domain dce
Using default ALL IDENTIFIERS
%MCC-I-NOPARCMD, +00:00:03,in domain dce
^
%MCC-I-SYNTAXERR, Syntax error -- unable to interpret remainder of line
%LIB-F-AMBDATTIM, ambiguous date-time
$ sh time
21-NOV-1994 16:41:38 <******** the date is in upper case !!!
The customer rebooted the mcc station and the problem disappeared
MCC command gives now the date in uppercase .
Does anybody know what sort of modification can affected date/time
format inside DECmcc ?
Thanks for help.
JOcelyne.
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