Michael,
> Hi Chris,
>
> I added some notes to the OpenCA guide. You can find them in the tech
> area (batch and database). I also migrated all batch functions so you
> can test the complete stuff.
I am having a bit of trouble with the batch processors.
I am looking at check_pin.sub, the lines...
my $dataset = $state_machine->get_data_field (GLOBAL_ID => $id,
FIELD=> "BATCH_PIN_REF");
##CLc
if (not $dataset or not exists $dataset->{NUMBER})
There seems to be a problem with {NUMBER}. The "if" always fails as there
is no "$dataset->{NUMBER}" returned. If I change the line to:
if (not $dataset)
Then it goes on to the next command fine, but that is:
my $enc_pin = $db->getItem (DATATYPE => "PRIVATE", KEY =>
$dataset->{NUMBER});
which than fails again because of the "$dataset->{NUMBER}".
How is "NUMBER" referenced ? Is it correct ?
Chris...
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