Re: New Nav Dashboard

Le 18/03/2022 à 14:16, Justin Taylor a écrit :

IBM did say that if this wasn't a production system, they'd recommend
uninstalling Apache, Java and PASE, and then reinstalling.

I remember solving an issue with Navigator for i (the heritage one) using the following way, read saving objects and restoring them on themselves:

* bring the system to restricted state
* save 5770SS1 option 3 (extended base directory support), programs
and language objects into two save files, with SAVLICPGM command
* restore both programs and languages objects of 5770SS1 option 3
using the save files used in previous stemp, with RSTLICPGM command

It looks like using RSTLICPGM command performs some extra operations on top of restoring objects. You will see an invocation to some exit programs in the job log when using this command. For instance, those exit programs might apply proper authorizations. This is also the case with CHKPRDOPT command, but in our case, this one was not successful, while RSTLICPGM was.

The advantage of this method is that it does not involve any PTF activity. The issue was not the same as yours but was similar in the way that we could not get any valuable logs. The system was not up-to-date regarding the PTF groups but, for some reasons, installing the last level of HTTP group was not an option.

You can try to use this method for 5770SS1 option 3, which retains Navigator for i objects and files, first, then for the other products listed by IBM.

iNav is still hands-down better for my needs anyway, so I'm in no rush.



date: Thu, 17 Mar 2022 13:03:08 -0600

from: Jack Woehr via MIDRANGE-L<midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: New Nav Dashboard

Whoa, that is complete silliness! Memory protection errors, yikes.
If this were a PC, I'd re-install the operating system :)