Program verify weirdness

["Reeve Fritchman" <reeve@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Nothing major here, but I was verifying a program previously verified (only
minor C-spec changes made since the last verify) and encountered a bump in
the road.

At 1345, Verify choked on NML00101 (a very ordinary logical file), saying
there’s a communications error and it can’t find the file (file is there,
library list is okay, etc.).  I tried Verify-with-refresh, no joy.  Other
programs verified okay and CODE/400 worked normally otherwise.

Error log is:

evfctcpd.exe Tue Feb 12 13:41:31 2002 CPXL: A buffer passed to a system call
is too small to hold return data.
evfctcpd.exe Tue Feb 12 13:41:31 2002 Translation failed with error number 0
in position 0.
evfctcpd.exe Tue Feb 12 13:41:31 2002 CPXL: A buffer passed to a system call
is too small to hold return data.
evfctcpd.exe Tue Feb 12 13:41:31 2002 Translation failed with error number 0
in position 0.
EVFWLX40.EXE Tue Feb 12 13:45:26 2002 ** Error logging begins **
EVFWLX40.EXE Tue Feb 12 13:45:26 2002 ADECHECKOBJECT: LSF FOPEN (WRITE) FAIL
FOR C:\WDT400\Cache\EVFCACHE.1BI.
EVFWLX40.EXE Tue Feb 12 13:56:06 2002 ADECHECKOBJECT: LSF FOPEN (WRITE) FAIL
FOR C:\WDT400\Cache\EVFCACHE.1BI.
EVFWLX40.EXE Tue Feb 12 14:01:08 2002 ADECHECKOBJECT: LSF FOPEN (WRITE) FAIL
FOR C:\WDT400\Cache\EVFCACHE.1BI.
evfctcpd.exe Tue Feb 12 14:03:39 2002 *** Error logging ends ***
EVFCTCPD.EXE Tue Feb 12 14:06:01 2002 ** Error logging begins **
EVFCTCPD.EXE Tue Feb 12 14:06:01 2002 CPXL: A buffer passed to a system call
is too small to hold return data.
EVFCTCPD.EXE Tue Feb 12 14:06:01 2002 Translation failed with error number 0
in position 0.
EVFCTCPD.EXE Tue Feb 12 14:06:01 2002 CPXL: A buffer passed to a system call
is too small to hold return data.
EVFCTCPD.EXE Tue Feb 12 14:06:01 2002 Translation failed with error number 0
in position 0.

So I shut CODE/400 down, killed all the EVF tasks, and restarted.  Then
Verify worked properly…

Regards,
Reeve
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