Try a mupip rundown and then a mupip integ to check for database structural integrity. If that's OK try running VistA again.
Most likely, GT.M is generating an error message about being unable to access the database, but the VistA error handler is probably trapping and suppressing the error.
To set up a database that can be recovered in an automated (scripted) fashion after a crash, you will need to run journalingm
-- Bhaskar
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Subject: [Hardhats-members] vista settings
Hi my machine suddenly turn off due to electricity
problems while i was running vista. Now i try to run
vista again and it wont work. This is what happened:
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GTM>D ^XUP
Setting up programmer environment
GTM>
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I want to know if there is a way to fix vista without
reinstalling it.
Thanks,
Samuel
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