RE: HELP! The solution

[Cynthia Collins <C_COLLINS@xxxxxxxxxx>]

After working with SSA Chicago supportline for 2 days, the mystery is 
solved. We must've gotten their attention as we had 4-5 people on a 
conference call working on our problem Friday from about noon until 5 p.m., 
including a developer.  They kept insisting the problem was on the client 
side (then why was it all machines, not just one?) We thought maybe it was 
something on the AS/400 side (doesn't make sense really because this was 
all GUI stuff) Well it turned out to be something in the middle.

We have a Novell server on our LAN that's used for some applications we 
haven't implemented in BPCS yet (that's another story). Everyone logs onto 
the Novell server when they boot up their PC's. A script runs that changes 
the PATH statement and ours was loading the Z: drive from the server first, 
then C:, etc. Somehow a .dll file that BPCS uses got created in the 
Z:\PUBLIC directory and it was double in size to the one that BPCS uses. We 
haven't figured out that part of the mystery as to how the file got there, 
but BPCS didn't like it. We renamed the file and all is well. The file is 
TBFLT32.DLL and is used by BPCS 6.0.2 and UserVision.  The file is not used 
anymore in 6.0.4.

Does anyone know how to tell which .dll files a program uses?

Cynthia Collins
Nistem Corporation


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