RE: Okay, NOW what the heck did I do? -- CODE400-L

I recommend a fresh install on a freshly installed OS.

Microsoft is kind enough to make their OS's require the occasional reinstall
anyhow, so it can't hurt...

If it fails near the end, goto Add/Remove programs and modify the install
(adding Studio).  This will complete the install.  I will be doing a test
fresh install this week, trying to isolate that dump...

My .02,
David


-----Original Message-----
From: David Schopp [mailto:dschopp@imt.net]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 2:51 PM
To: code400-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: Okay, NOW what the heck did I do?


Guess what came in the mail today!?!!   My V5R1 install CD's!!  WooHoo!

Okay, now, maybe (fingers crossed) this whole problem becomes a moot point?
Maybe I could/should just install V5R1.  Whaddya think?  Hmm?  Sound good?

In response to your question below, Hak, no, I haven't deleted any files.
I'd sure like to, though...  :-~   Grr...

Phil, I read in the archives a couple of pointers that you had made after
you upgraded, stuff you "wished you'd known before".

Chris, I know you recently upgraded.

Okay, CODErs...  what's the best means of upgrading?  Uninstall then
reinstall?  Reformat the hard drive?  or simply install over the top?  What
needs to be backed up?  Where's the "gotchas"?

It'd be REAL helpful to the rest of us if we had a "V5R1 FAQ" somewhere - I
dunno, do we?

(fingers hurt from typing while they're crossed...)

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
[mailto:code400-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of haklui@ca.ibm.com
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 10:40 AM
To: code400-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: Okay, NOW what the heck did I do?


David:

   so far I have learned that there are two possible culprits for
Communications console problems:
1. the required java runtime is missing, or
2. CODE has problems with the XML files.

Since it has been working for you and,  the ONLY change is the OS400A to
OS400, I would think that somehow XML files might be the problem. Have you
deleted the XML files, including the FVDCTCP.TXT?

After you removing the files, please make sure that you close all CODE
programs before you start again. What we can do now is to minimize the
interactions and narrow the scope for problem investigation.

The 'STRCODE setting' is on the console page.


-----Original Message-----
From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
[mailto:code400-l-admin@midrange.com]
On Behalf Of dschopp@imt.net


(sigh)...  welcome to Monday...

Okay, let me see if I can go over this one more time.

When I start the Communications Console, I get the Dr. Watson (DrW) error
that was documented earlier.  Therefore, I cannot switch the OS400 server
name back to OS400A.

My Startup folder contains icons for the Code400 Editor initialization
(C:\WDT400\codebrws.exe) and Communication Daemon
(C:\WDT400\system\evfctcpd.exe).  When I boot up, I get the same DrW
dialog.
So...

I feel like I'm stuck between a rock and a very hard place.  Catch-22.  I
can't change the server name except through Communications Console.  I
can't
start Communications Console without receiving a DrW.  Ergh...

Take pity on my, fellow Coders...  last week I had to use (gasp!) SEU.  I
think I pulled a muscle...

As far as STRCODE, I have it running in an emulation window.  My STRCODE
command is

           STRCODE SERVER(OS400)
        RMTLOCNAME(DSCHOPP)
        CMNTYPE(*TCPIP)
        PORT(*DFT)
        USERID(&USERID)
        PASSWORD(&PASSWD)

where &USERID and &PASSWD are retrieved at runtime and my *CURLIB is MY
personal library.


-----Original Message-----
From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
[mailto:code400-l-admin@midrange.com]
On Behalf Of haklui@ca.ibm.com

<SNIP!>

David, could you please check your 'local STRCODE settings', and see what
you have there if you are using STRCODE?

-----Original Message-----
From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
On Behalf Of sublime78ska@yahoo

I had weird problems like this when using OS400 and OS400A (don't remember
which one was for STRCODE) as server names.  What I had to do was
completely
remove all of the servers in the comm console and reboot.  Rebooting was
important or else things were screwy.

Then I added a server and gave it a better name.  For my STRCODE session, I
pass parameters so as not to allow any *PRV and provided it a better server
name that isn't used anywhere else.  If you're using STRCODE, make sure you
have a *CURLIB and that it is your library alone.  A *USRSPC is created and
things don't work too well if your *CURLIB is QGPL and other CODE users
also use QGPL for the *CURLIB.

<snip>

Phil


> -----Original Message-----
> From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
> [mailto:code400-l-admin@midrange.com]
> On Behalf Of David Schopp

<snip>

> I think I clicked the Communications Console, and changed the server name
> from OS400A to just OS400.
>
> Now when I try to start CodeEditor, I get a dialog box titled "Program
> Error" with the text
> "evfcsvrd.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows.
> You will need to restart the program.
> An error log is being created."
>
>
> My particulars:
> Version of CODE & service level
>    V4R5M1 (I installed SP2, but still show as V4R5M1?)
>
> ... and other specs
>    Win2K, service pack 2
>    384 Mb Ram
>    OS/400, V4R5
>


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