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10-03-2006 02:51 PM
10-03-2006 02:51 PM
I found some files with the follow information during issue command "dir *.log/size"
ABC.LOG;764
no such file
Could anyone know why?
Regards,
sentosa
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10-03-2006 02:59 PM
10-03-2006 02:59 PM
Re: No such file
Re: No such file
This is probably a 'dangling' directory entry.
You can clean it up with SET FILE/REMOVE
You may want to do an ANAL/DISK at some point.
Under VMS a file is uniquely described by its FILE-ID (FID), a set 3 binary words.
Directory entries relate a NAME to FIDs
More than 1 entry can point to the same FID
Try $ DIREXXX /FILE x.y
The XXX makes sure you get the 'naked' directory command, no alias.
Try $ HELP SET FILE/ENTER
and $ HELP SET FILE/REMOV
hth,
Hein.
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10-03-2006 03:12 PM
10-03-2006 03:12 PM
Re: No such file
Re: No such file
Could you please tell me the meaning of 'dangling' directory & 3 binary words?
Thanks,
Sentosa
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10-03-2006 03:13 PM
10-03-2006 03:13 PM
Re: No such file
Re: No such file
other process) between the time when the
DIRECTORY program adds that file to its list
of things to display, and the time when it
actually puts out that line.
For a test, you can use DIRE /PAGE to add
extra delay. Create ZZZZ.TMP in a directory
which already contains many files. Do DIRE
/PAGE /SIZE. When the first page is
displayed, go to some other terminal
(window), and DELETE ZZZZ.TMP;*. Return to
the DIRE /PAGE /SIZE terminal (window), and
"More" or "Scroll" down to the (now deleted)
ZZZZ.TMP entry:
[...]
ZZZZ.TMP;1 no such file
[...]
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10-03-2006 03:36 PM
10-03-2006 03:36 PM
Re: No such file
Re: No such file
>> Could you please tell me the meaning of 'dangling' directory & 3 binary words?
Did you try the DIR/FILE ???
You'll see the numbers that represent the FID
Did you try the HELP?
With dangling I mean there is an entry (NAME) in the directory, with a value for a FID, but the FID itself is not valid (anymore).
Normally, when a file is deleted, its directory entry is removed. But they are seperate entities that can get decoupled. Apparently, in your case, the file (data adn header) is gone, but the directory entry is still there.
Hein
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10-03-2006 03:48 PM
10-03-2006 03:48 PM
Re: No such file
Re: No such file
I have tired the command, the output for the file is (9073,1329,0).
What is the meaning for that digit?
Thanks,
Sentosa
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10-03-2006 08:08 PM
10-03-2006 08:08 PM
SolutionWhen the new phone book comes out, it no longer contains the name ABC LOG.
So you need a new phone book - try:
$ ANAL/DISK/REPAIR
..or just remove the name from your current book:
$ SET FILE/REMOVE ABC.LOG
..then you will not try to ring the number again.
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