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Re: Logical names issue

 
Hakan Zanderau ( Anders
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Re: Logical names issue

You have to search through all your commandfiles for the definition of this logical......

$ SEARCH SYS$SYSDEVICE:[000000...]*.COM 'logical'

Startupfiles don't have to reside on your systemdisk, but its a start.

Hakan
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Jan van den Ende
Honored Contributor

Re: Logical names issue

Amaresh,

it is about time to get this all a little more thorough.

Set (SYSGEN) prameter STARTUP_P2 to "V" (for "verbose") and execute a reboot.
Catch the output . It will probably A LOT!!

Search that output for any occurences of the logical name.

Usually any "strange" things now spring forward. With that info, we can take it from there.

hth

Proost.

Have one on me.

jpe
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AEFAEF
Advisor

Re: Logical names issue

Amaresh,

Where in SYLOGICALS.COM did you define the command? If it's the same as in V6.2, you must define it in the right place!

Near the top of mine there is a statment

$ IF (.NOT. F$TRNLNM("SYS$MICROVAX")) THEN GOTO SKIP_UVAX_LOGICALS

Since you probably don't have a MicroVAX, this statement takes you to a later point in the file. That is where you need to place your DEFINE command!

More easily, place your command below this line in the file:

$! Define any site-specific logical names below:

but above the EXIT command about the DEFINE_NAME subroutine.

Please try this and report back.

AEF