Application backup errors ? (OpenInsight 16-Bit Specific)
At 21 OCT 2002 08:56:17PM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi,
I was running an application backup (copy data tables set to true), and received the following errors:
Code - Detail
FS133 - 0
FS200 - AGENT_SALES*DONOR
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS200 - STOCK_RECEIPTS*DONOR
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS133 - 0
FS100 - ..\..\PRTEMP\M0P8DM3G.BMP
What do these errors mean ?
Thanks,
Peter
At 21 OCT 2002 10:33PM Donald Bakke wrote:
Peter,
EQUATE FS_REC_DNE$ TO 100 ;* 0 record does not exist on read or delete ;
EQUATE FS_UNDEFINED_ERROR$ TO 133 ;* 2 Undefined OS error ; error code:@FM:filename:@VM:status()
EQUATE FS_FILE_OPEN_ERR$ TO 200 ;* 1 Generic R/BASIC OPEN fail in MFS, or BFS or support module ; FILE NAME
What messages do you get if you uncheck the copy data tables?
dbakke@srpcs.com
At 22 OCT 2002 07:47PM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi Don,
] EQUATE FS_REC_DNE$ TO 100 ;* 0 record does not exist on read or delete ;
] EQUATE FS_UNDEFINED_ERROR$ TO 133 ;* 2 Undefined OS error ; error code:@FM:filename:@VM:status()
] EQUATE FS_FILE_OPEN_ERR$ TO 200 ;* 1 Generic R/BASIC OPEN fail in MFS, or BFS or support module ; FILE NAME
]
] What messages do you get if you uncheck the copy data tables?
Only one message appeared:
FS100 - ..\..\PRTEMP\M0P8DM3G.BMP
Hmm, there is no PRTEMP folder. There must have been years ago, when the bitmap was created and included in the application. I guess the backup acts like a deploy. The bitmap may well be an 'orphan' now.
Thanks,
Peter
At 23 OCT 2002 07:59AM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:
A backup acts very much like a Deployment since it uses Repository entries. It's worth the time to periodically do a SCAN_REP. It can solve a lot of buggy deployment issues too.
HTH
Don Miller
C3 Inc.
At 24 OCT 2002 04:50AM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi Don,
] A backup acts very much like a Deployment since it uses Repository
] entries. It's worth the time to periodically do a SCAN_REP. It can
] solve a lot of buggy deployment issues too.
Okay, thanks.
Peter