THe expert is in Poland, but I think you have the record size and key size
confused. Try D ^GDE and then when the prompt for GDE comes up, type in
show. You should get something like this:
*** REGIONS ***
Dynamic Def Rec Key Null
Region Segment Coll Size Size Subs Journaling
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEFAULT DEFAULT 0 4000 255 N N
*** SEGMENTS ***
Segment File (def ext: .dat)Acc Typ Block Alloc Exten Options
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEFAULT $vista_home/g/mumps.dat
BG DYN 4096 60000 6000 GLOB=4096
LOCK= 40
RES = 0
*** MAP ***
- - Names - - File
From Up to Region Segment (def ext: .dat)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ... DEFAULT DEFAULT
$vista_home/g/mumps.dat
LOCAL LOCKS DEFAULT DEFAULT
$vista_home/g/mumps.dat
GDE>
I have a larger record size than usual to be sure to accomodate M2Web. I
think 2000 is more typical.
If that seems to be the problem, then I can tell you about how to set it.
On Monday 15 November 2004 11:07 am, Prof. em. Dr. med. Wolfgang Giere wrote:
> Vista is up and running under GTM.
>
> But if I try to DINIT Fileman for private use I get the following error
> message after I entered a SITE NUMBER: 4711 .. %GTM-E-REC2BIG, Record
> size (260) is greater than maximum (256) for region: DEFAULT,
> %GTM-I-GVIS Global variable: �TILITY("DIK",750,.1,.01,3,0) At M source
> location INX^DIK
>
> The "old" record size of 256-1 would be sufficient for my purpose.
>
> So I have two questions:
>
> 1) Is it still possible to use FileMan with a record size of 255?
>
> 2) Where would I have to change the default to a larger record size?
>
> Sorry for the stupid question of an old Mumpser but newbie to gtm ...
>
> ;--))
>
> Wolfgang Giere
>
>
>
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