I am not certain that this is the problem here after looking at this. SET.INDEX
filename INFORM. Is returning the right path in all cases but when I am on the
different machine.
The messages being returned do show the correct path. The only odd thing is the
forward slash before the INDEX.MAP.
I am aware there are two different levels of indexes in play here. SB+ and
Universe. Which level is the I_ ?
TEST ACCOUNT: LIST fails when pointing to the test account
>CT VOC SM.ORDERS
SM.ORDERS
0001 F
0002 \\VPIMP2\MP6VPITEST\SM.ORDERS
0003 E:\CADTEST\D_SM.ORDERS
>LIST.INDEX SM.ORDERS ALL
Program "LIST.INDEX": pc = 3E0, Unable to open index map "g:\mp6vpitest\I_SM.ORD
ERS/INDEX.MAP" for read/write,Unable to open "SM.ORDERS".
>SET.INDEX SM.ORDERS INFORM
Program "SET.INDEX": pc = CD6, Unable to open index map "g:\mp6vpitest\I_SM.ORDE
RS/INDEX.MAP" for read/write,File SM.ORDERS has no secondary indices.
Header incorrectly contains path indicating indices should exist!
(g:\mp6vpitest\I_SM.ORDERS)
>
LIVE ACCOUNT: - LIST works fine when voc is pointing to the live account.
>CT VOC SM.ORDERS
SM.ORDERS
0001 F
0002 \\VPIMP2\MP6VPI\SM.ORDERS
0003 E:\CADTEST\D_SM.ORDERS
>SET.INDEX SM.ORDERS INFORM
File SM.ORDERS has no secondary indices.
Header incorrectly contains path indicating indices should exist!
(H:\MP6VPI\I_SM.ORDERS)
>LIST.INDEX SM.ORDERS ALL
File "SM.ORDERS" has no indices.
>
Thanks,
Marilyn A. Hilb
Value Part, Inc
Direct: 847-918-6099
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-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Leach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 3:02 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [U2] Voc pointer not working (fwd)
> Marilyn Hilb wrote:
> >The trigger here seems to be files that have I_XXXX folders on them,
> >Index Map?.
As Karl stated, the index file location is hard coded into the file header.
You can amend this using the SET.INDEX command. This can either reset the
index path to the local location OR clear the index path so you can rebuild.
Copying files with indices attached is one of those gotchas that frequently
messes up systems, particularly if someone wants to make a test account on
the same machine and ends up with test files accessing live indices.
Brian
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