Can anyone tell me why this code generates an FS231: Warning! Network Service Configuration Error?

Answer=16

list=LIST ENTRIES WITH TRANS_TYPE EQ "Disburse" AND WITH PROPERTY EQ ':Answer:' PROPERTY UNIT PAYMENT'

retval=or_view("",list)

Normally, you'd get this at login, not in the middle of an appplication. What this initially implies is that the list statement is accessing a file on a secondary server somewhere.

So, a few questions, in no particular order.

OI Version?

Network OS?

LH Driver version?

Can you LIST ENTRIES without an error?

Are any of these fields symbolics?

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I'm using Netware 6.5 for the server, XP on the workstation.

The Network Driver is Universal Driver 3.0.0.2 and OI version 4.13.

"PAYMENT" is a symbolic field and I can use System Monitor to RLIST "LIST 10 ENTRIES"

Dave-

If you try this with RUN_REPORT instead of OR_VIEW, do you see a different result?

Mike

Is this the same system you were trying to OpenInsight 9.x working with? I seem to recall you discovered removing the MFS would resolve the problem. Is this still the case or was this a different problem?

When I try to use Run_Report("",list), I get this error:

SYS1000: Error loading program "RUN_REPORT"

No Jared, this is a completely different problem.

Dave-

What version of OI are you using?

Mike

I'm using Netware 6.5 for the server, XP on the workstation.

The Network Driver is Universal Driver 3.0.0.2 and OI version 4.13.

"PAYMENT" is a symbolic field and I can use System Monitor to RLIST "LIST 10 ENTRIES"

Dave-

An old version of OI, but the statement should still work.

If you run the statement in a program, doing a set_status(0) before the RLIST command, is there a different outcome?

Mike

I understand it is a different problem but is it the same system? We never fully identified why removing the MFS resolve the problem for OI 9.x. I'm just looking for correlations between issues.

When I try it with Run_Report, I get SYS1000: Error loading program "RUN_REPORT" as I did before.

When using or_view, the view screen flashes on and then disappears. I get the error FS231 as I did before.

Using set_status(0) doesn't make any difference.

RUN_REPORT doesn't exist in 4.x, use the RLIST routine instead.

Dave,

Also try rebuilding the index on the PAYMENT field.

Sean

I have pinned the problem down to the symbolic field 'PAYMENT'. If I run the or_view without the symbolic field, it displays the correct records and fields. If I add PAYMENT the view screen flashes and gives the FS231 error. Subsequent running of or_view without the symbolic doesn't display unless I log off and log on again.

Anyone have suggestions?

Here is the code for the symbolic 'Payment'

DECLARE SUBROUTINE BTREE.EXTRACT

PROPERTY={PROPERTY}

IF PROPERTY=@USER0 THEN

BANK=@USER0

AR =@USER0

AP =@USER0

END ELSE

SEARCH=TYPE":@VM:"Bank":@FM:"PROPERTY":@VM:PROPERTY:@FM;KEYS=';FLAG='

OPEN "DICT.LEDGER" TO DICT_LEDGER ELSE RETURN 0

BTREE.EXTRACT(SEARCH,"LEDGER",DICT_LEDGER,KEYS,"S",FLAG)

BANK=FIELD(KEYS,"*",2,1)

SEARCH=TYPE":@VM:"A/R":@FM:"PROPERTY":@VM:PROPERTY:@FM;KEYS=';FLAG='

BTREE.EXTRACT(SEARCH,"LEDGER",DICT_LEDGER,KEYS,"S",FLAG)

AR=FIELD(KEYS,"*",2,1)

SEARCH=TYPE":@VM:"A/P":@FM:"PROPERTY":@VM:PROPERTY:@FM;KEYS=';FLAG='

BTREE.EXTRACT(SEARCH,"LEDGER",DICT_LEDGER,KEYS,"S",FLAG)

AP=FIELD(KEYS,"*",2,1)

@USER0=PROPERTY

@USER0=BANK

@USER0=AR

@USER0=AP

END

ACCT={ACCOUNT};AMT={AMOUNT};TT={TRANS_TYPE};CT={CHEQUE_TYPE};@ANS="

FOR I=1 TO COUNT(ACCT, @VM)+1

IF ACCT EQ BANK AND TT EQ "Receipt" THEN @ANS+=AMT

IF ACCT EQ AR AND TT EQ "Invoice" THEN @ANS+=AMT

IF ACCT EQ BANK AND TT EQ "Cheque" THEN @ANS+=AMT

IF ACCT EQ AP AND TT EQ "Disburse" AND CT=Auto" THEN @ANS+=AMT

IF ACCT EQ BANK AND TT EQ "Disburse" AND CT=Man." THEN @ANS+=AMT

NEXT I

FLUSH

GARBAGECOLLECT

Dave,

What happens when you use the following statement from the System Monitor:

RLIST "LIST 10 ENTRIES PAYMENT"

Do you you receive the FS231 error? Have you tried debugging/isolating the location of the FS231 error within the PAYMENT field?

Sean

Hi Dave,

Have you tried porting this code to a function and calling the function from the Payment symbolic … you may well get a more useful error message, plus it will make debugging of it much easier !!

Cheers,

Simon

What happens when you access the DICT.LEDGER file?

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I was wondering about that too - return 0? Not so good….

I was trying to be cute and save CPU cycles. This was originally a symbolic from ARev running on a 286, if anyone remembers. I removed the @USER1 from the symbolic and it all works fine on an Intel Core I7

Thanks for the help.

Dave

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