> > ED VOC DICT.IN.MASTER > 0001: F > 0002: E:\accounts\_source.DEV\D_IN.MASTER > 0003: E:\accounts\_source.DEV\D_IN.MASTER >
Conceptually, I don't see anything wrong with what you are doing. This VOC pointer seems to be all right. The work I was on UNIX running 10.1... I don't have a Windows system handy at the moment, so I can't give you're scenario a try. > Ran this > CREATE TRIGGER AUDIT_DICT AFTER INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE > ON > DICT.IN.MASTER FOR EACH ROW CALLING 'RC.DATA.TRIGGER Looks good. > > Adding trigger "AUDIT_DICT" > UniVerse/SQL: Unable to open > "E:\accounts\_source.DEV\D_IN.MASTER/DICT.IN.MASTER". > UniVerse/SQL: Could not add trigger "AUDIT_DICT". No idea why the system is trying to open "E:\accounts\_source.DEV\D_IN.MASTER/DICT.IN.MASTER". The error is correct in stating that this path does not exists. But, I have no clue why the system would concatenate the VOC ITEM name -- DICT.IN.MASTER -- to the path name in attribute 2 -- E:\accounts\_source.DEV\D_IN.MASTER -- to derive the path of the file. That does not seem right. I'd probably try setting up a scenario where the values in attribute 2 and 3 are simply the name of the file -- D_IN.MASTER. Otherwise, you might give IBM a call to see if they can help. Tom Firl -- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.oliver.com/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
