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06-17-2007 08:12 PM
06-17-2007 08:12 PM
ACMS 5.0A (Development)
Hi,
At the weekend I upgraded our Development Server from 7.3-2 to 8.3.
I also upgraded ACMS DEV from 4.4B to 5.0A and RDB to version 7.2.1
After the convertion of the rdb databases I attempt to start one of the ACMS apps and receive the following error in SWLUP.
Q; Does anyone have any ideas what may be causing the below error;
ACMS$EXC_EW ^B2%ACMSMSS-E-ERRNETCRE, Error creating DECnet object
Username : S$EXC_EW ^B2%ACMSMSS-E-ERRNETCRE, Error creating DECnet objectD-SYS
TEM-F-TOOMU
Image file : DGA20:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSEXE]ACMSE
MSMSS-E-ERRNETCRE, Error creating DECnet objectD-SYSTEM-F-TOOMUCHDA
A, too much optional or interrupt data specifie.
Luckily this was a test upgrade on another set of disks and I have rebooted the server back off the 7.3-2 disks but if anyone has any pointers to the above error it would be helpful.
Thanks,
Paul
At the weekend I upgraded our Development Server from 7.3-2 to 8.3.
I also upgraded ACMS DEV from 4.4B to 5.0A and RDB to version 7.2.1
After the convertion of the rdb databases I attempt to start one of the ACMS apps and receive the following error in SWLUP.
Q; Does anyone have any ideas what may be causing the below error;
ACMS$EXC_EW ^B2%ACMSMSS-E-ERRNETCRE, Error creating DECnet object
Username : S$EXC_EW ^B2%ACMSMSS-E-ERRNETCRE, Error creating DECnet objectD-SYS
TEM-F-TOOMU
Image file : DGA20:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSEXE]ACMSE
MSMSS-E-ERRNETCRE, Error creating DECnet objectD-SYSTEM-F-TOOMUCHDA
A, too much optional or interrupt data specifie.
Luckily this was a test upgrade on another set of disks and I have rebooted the server back off the 7.3-2 disks but if anyone has any pointers to the above error it would be helpful.
Thanks,
Paul
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06-17-2007 10:29 PM
06-17-2007 10:29 PM
Re: ACMS 5.0A (Development)
Hi Paul,
see HELP/MESS TOOMUCHDATA
o An attempt to declare an additional DECnet object failed because the maximum number of objects allowed by the local DECnet node already exists.
Check your DECnet settings. Are you using Phase IV or DNVOSI?
Duncan
see HELP/MESS TOOMUCHDATA
o An attempt to declare an additional DECnet object failed because the maximum number of objects allowed by the local DECnet node already exists.
Check your DECnet settings. Are you using Phase IV or DNVOSI?
Duncan
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06-17-2007 10:31 PM
06-17-2007 10:31 PM
Re: ACMS 5.0A (Development)
Duncan,
We are using DECNET Phase 4.
Paul
We are using DECNET Phase 4.
Paul
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06-17-2007 10:47 PM
06-17-2007 10:47 PM
Re: ACMS 5.0A (Development)
Hi,
use
MC NCP SHOW CHAR EXEC
to see maximum declared objects value:
Maximum Declared Objects = 31
You may need to increase this if you have lots of objects being declared.
NCP> DEF EXEC MAXIMUM DECLARED OBJECTS nn
Duncan
use
MC NCP SHOW CHAR EXEC
to see maximum declared objects value:
Maximum Declared Objects = 31
You may need to increase this if you have lots of objects being declared.
NCP> DEF EXEC MAXIMUM DECLARED OBJECTS nn
Duncan
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