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Hi Jim,--
The error code we are seeing is FRN6259A, which according to the IBM
Content Manager for iSeries Messages and Codes book, this is a problem
with the communications isolator. The action for this code is to re-boot the pc.
Which is what we have to do now every time this error comes up. I
would have to say that the images that are being scanned in via Kofax
are good, because once the user re-boots the PC, they can view that
same document using Content Manager. I still keep coming back in my
mind that this problem has something to do with our firewall changes,
but if it were a problem with that, then I ask myself, after they
re-boot, why can they view the same document that they were getting
the error before the re boot. It seems that by re-booting the pc's, it
'clears' whatever problem there was, but only until the next time the
pc locks up again later in the day with the same error. We are having
this error on both Windows 7's and Windows XP machines.
Question, the product IBM Content Manager ImagePlus Workstation
Program, is that a replacement for IBM Content Manager?
Thanks.
Dave DeBoe | Information Technology | Arapahoe County Government |
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Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2014 8:24 PM
To: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'
Subject: RE: IBM Content Manager for iSeries problem
Dave,
Our company is still heavily using Content Manager (several Tb's of
images), and even use Kofax scanning for some of our input, but we
have managed to get to V5R3 (5722-VI), which is still a supported
version and occasionally ptf'd. I think it's the last version before
the On Demand versions.
We are at OS V7R1 with no problems with it. The Messages and Codes
manual
http://cp.mcafee.com/d/5fHCN0p3x0edEIn7czDASnPtPqtXEInpjsvdFTKyNtBcsUr
jKOMO_txCVJd5BdxdBZdwSwxV2LwHoWJFeLAqCundX7lJ9RYzkPOVJVBDQ_pvW_8IfICzB
7HTbFFzDejvpvspVqWtAkRrELYG7DR8OJMddECPhOrLOb2rPUV5xcQsCXCM0qPp0-h1RrA
2vZ8wHO-uISgFyO3Kmj78EIzHYIwWrlAx7o4vbDBO5mUm-w0k4f8lYXoWJFeLAqCun1iIA
8X0z_bCQmkXCzAS2NF8Qg1EOdCy0iH2vMCq81Loqh-9EwtH4Qgi6fzbW6y1qdi1_GCS6ju
gIz Has no mention of EKDVIDSP but multiple errors for "Invalid item"
all revolving around a similar issue: Invalid item or folder value.
To be more specific, it would help to have the "FRN" error code, like
FRN6223A.
My first guess, not knowing the underlying error code, is that a
folder has been deleted or damaged and your users only hit is
occasionally, and have the error.
2nd guess is the image itself - and I need to question "nothing has
changed except the firewall", but consider this:
Your OS release and ptfs have (hopefully) changed over 13 years.
Kofax has most likely changed. (see issue #2 below) Windows on the
desktop changed (every Windows Update, plus anti-virus, software
firewalls if used, Win 98SE, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8 (all with various service packs).
Are you getting the images from other sources besides Kofax? See issue
2 &
3
Where we have had (and resolved) issues is:
1. settings in the pc client as to which viewer is called first - our
CM client has 2 or the viewers and the order can be an issue (see 2
and 3) - IBM has several docs online for this issue - and it does
represent itself as a freezing program 2. tiff compression versions -
there are many tech discussions of tiff compressions (many times all
the postings we have for things not working as expected), working or
not working with various viewers (same for pdf) 3. color images
(similar to issue 2)
We import many images through edi like processes (medical bills), so
we don't have full control of the creation of the images. We've had to
write Win code (C# I think) to take tiff images, determine the
compression, and rewrite them in a compression we can view.
Btw- if you are still using the 3995 Optical jukebox, we just switched
to Virtual Optical and it works great (once you get the rules down).
Content Manager sees no difference between real optical and virtual.
Dave, if you need a longer discussion offline, we can do that.
Jim Franz
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