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==== Renaming a table to the GLOBAL location breaks Linear Hash service. (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 19 OCT 2004 11:37:29AM Michael Slack wrote: ===
 
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I'm working with an AREV 3.12 applicaton.  I'm trying to create a table so it's in the GLOBAL location in REVBOOT.  I'm trying to duplicate a table that I have in another one of our applications in another application so I can use it as a develop area.  I create the table and then try to rename it with the GLOBAL location.  Normally what happens is the Linear Hash is turned off on the server and thus my session disappears.  I then have to restart the Linear Hash on the server.  Or occasionally I' break to what looks like the debugger screen where I get a message saying max variable size and references RTP57 (Linear Hash BFS).  From there I just have to "End Task" the session.



I've been using the User's Guide manual, pages 392 - 393 as my guide.  This tells me how to make a table then rename the table to the Global location.  So far I haven't found anything of real use on this subject in the On-Line Discussion area.



Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to create a table and get it into the Global location?



Thank you for your time.

Michael Slack
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=== At 19 OCT 2004 11:43AM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Are you using a network product?



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=== At 19 OCT 2004 12:24PM Ralph Johler wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Hmmm... this probably is the "wrong" way, but it works for me!



SETFILE path SYSPROG,password REVMEDIA RX

(use the path to the revmedia table where the table is stored)



COPY RX table*account TO:table*GLOBAL (D

(use your table and account name)



If you have a dictionary, also do



COPY RX DICT.table*account TO:DICT.table*GLOBAL (D



This copies the account level entries in the Revmedia table (which we setfiled to the temporary name RX) into global level entries, and the (D option deletes the original.



Then you have re-attach this volume or logoff and log back onto Arev.



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=== At 19 OCT 2004 05:36PM Warren Auyong wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Check to see if there are any QUICKATTACH images and either update them or eliminate them.

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=== At 20 OCT 2004 03:09PM Michael Slack wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>I'm not sure what you mean by am I using a network product.  My applicaton I'm trying to work with is on an NT network.  I'm trying to create the table and rename the table to the GLOBAL location thru the AREV application.  I hope this helps.



Thanks,

Michael Slack

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=== At 21 OCT 2004 09:52AM Matt Sorrell wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Michael,



Are you using one of Revelation's networking products?  By this, I mean are you using the NT Service or the Universal Driver?



HTH,

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=== At 25 OCT 2004 10:18AM Michael Slack wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Is there any way that I can tell if we are using a network product or not?  Or is there any way that I can tell the network folks how to determine what we are using?



I get the strong impression that our network folks know very little about AREV and don't care to know much and prefer to deal with it as little as possible.  I think the only time they have to actually deal with it is when they have to start the Linear Hash.



Thanks,

Michael Slack

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=== At 25 OCT 2004 10:36AM support@sprezzatura.com wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>If they have to start a Linear Hash service then you are using a network product. The query comes - what version?



Can you get to the c:\revsoft\ntservice subdir on the server and type lhsrvc /status



This will get the version...



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=== At 26 OCT 2004 06:46AM dsig_at_sigafoos.org wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Michael Lilly know and had the version numbers.  



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=== At 27 OCT 2004 06:08PM Michael Slack wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Hello:



  I'm told we are using NT Service version 1.5.  Does this help any?



Thanks,

Michael Slack

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