I'm no expert but it seems it is trying to read a config
file that is not correct or non existing.
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Hey y'all,
I am following some of Kevin's menu mangling
vicariously and trying to grok various VA docs.
This pdf on kernel config seems pertinent to
Screenman alternative to scroll at page 45-46
http://www.va.gov/vdl/VistA_Lib/Infrastructure/Kernel/krn8_0ig.pdf
Regarding the menus that
I guess I'll have to believe you on this one. When I
fixed my code to make the placemarkers appear in
serial order it started working. After your post
below, I tried to go back and reproduce the error and
then work towards your solution. But now the error
won't occur! Here is my log (which is
Nancy,
What is your secret? You seem have a lot better luck with Dragon than I.
Dragon (working) + VistA = AWESOME! tx/t
Now, with some luck, I will sit back with
Dragon NaturallySpeaking and dictate all of those fields right into a nice
comma separated document. (Says here in fine
If the broker listener is running it will have a lock. Use 'lke show'
to display locks. Also, it should appear in a 'netstat -a' view. I
am not familiar with this version of the listener. It might be interesting
to compare it to the working one in SemiViva 0.4. Perhaps some difference
would
Thanks everyone for your replies.
Bhaskar, comments below:
--- K.S. Bhaskar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin --
For what they're worth, some random comments follow.
http://linux.dell.com/storage.shtml is a good
resource page.
Your configuration is interesting (and less than
ideal) in
The problem you are having is because you are using the FDA array as your
input to Fileman. The VA Programming Standards required that if you pass
data to another API outside your assigned namespace, you must namespace your
input variables to avoid the very clashes you are seeing. If you do not
The code I posted some weeks ago that that generates an FDA array for
used to update a file (of unknown degree) together with subfiles
(again, of unknown degree) was needed for exactly the same reason. My
first attempt used non-consecutive IEN strings because they were easier
to generate, but it
Kevin --
For what they're worth, some random comments follow.
http://linux.dell.com/storage.shtml is a good resource page.
Your configuration is interesting (and less than ideal) in that more
disks on the first controller would be better. But you have what you
have.
Are there any IDE disks?
Actually, I think you're perfectly safe using FDA as a name for your
FDA array, since all references are through indirection of a DI*
subscripted array.
Namespaces pose an especially difficult problem when variables are
passed by *reference*, and less so when the array name is passed as a
value
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