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| Title: | FOCUS, from INFORMATION BUILDERS | 
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| Moderator: | ZAYIUS::BROUILLETTE | 
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| Created: | Thu Feb 19 1987 | 
| Last Modified: | Mon May 05 1997 | 
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Number of topics: | 615 | 
| Total number of notes: | 1779 | 
176.0. "PROBLEM MY FEXs ARE DEAD FOC302" by BPOV04::CHEUNG () Mon Jan 30 1989 12:18
    
    I had this big problem.  Experts, please help me to solve it:
    
    	I wrote a small reporting routine call 936PR.fex.
    	This fex program worked fine until I include it in a
    	command file and submit the command file in batch.
    	When I came back the next day, I found out that the 
    	program boomed.  Error message is FOC302, error writing
    	to the Temporary file.  
    
    	Ever since then, I could not run the any .fex files from
    	my account.  It booms at the first focus instructions,
    	giving the same message (FOC 302).  I copy the same .fex file
    	to my friend's account and it works.  
    
    	I checked the memory and there is enough.  I would like to 
    	know 1) why did it boom? 2) Can I submit .fex as a batch 
    	and 3) what should I do now?  Thank you 
                     
    	I call  IBI_FOCUS hotline but they are of little help.
    
    
    
    	Jeffrey
    	DTN- 296-3680           
    
    
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| 176.1 | Too many sessions? | MEMV01::COPPERSMITH | SYSTEM-W-RELFLT, reality fault | Mon Jan 30 1989 16:37 | 10 | 
|  |     This sort of thing often happens when you are trying to run an
    interactive and a batch session against the same focstack or focsort
    files.  You must establish separate working directories for each
    simultaneous focus session in your account.  Try:
    
    delete/log [...]*.ftm;*  from your root directory and then try to
    run a .fex again.  Then include code in your batch procedure
    establishing a separate working directory.
    
    Curtis Coppersmith
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