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    PWD50 or xxx00 library and file_list_type

    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 19.01

    Description:
    Our prof_library file for PWD50 was set to ADM, and because of that, I think, new lines were added to its file_list by Upgrade Express - like z07p and z13u.

    For instance, we see the following errors in the 1002.log:

    Modifying data_root/file_list: add z13u in all libraries according to Z00
    A_WARNING: z13u was not added to file_list under pwd50
    Updating data_scratch/file_list for all libraries...

    Building data_scratch/file_list for all libraries...
    Modifying data_root/file_list: add z13u_id in all libraries according to Z00_ID
    A_WARNING: z13u_id was not added to file_list under pwd50
    ...
    ...
    A_ERROR: cannot find data in file_list in pwd50
    A_ERROR: The table z13u does not exist in pwd50.
    Insert data of USER-DEF fields 1 - 5 from Z13 to Z13U

    Inserting data to z13u from z13 in lib: PWD50
    A_ERROR: Cannot move data from z13 to z13u
    Error from Oracle:
    DBD::Oracle::db do failed: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist (DBD ERROR: error possibly near <*> indicator at char 18 in 'insert into PWD50.


    When I look at the default file_list.PW, it is quite different.

    Should the prof_library for our PWD50 be changed to
    setenv file_list_type PW
    ?

    And then UE (during our STP run next week) will not try to create a Z13u table and indexes, right?

    Note: the name of the library in question may be pwd00 or sys00 or xxx00 rather than pwd50.

    Resolution:
    Since pwd50 is not just the $pw_library but also the $usr_library and the $z105_library at your site, you do not want to specify the file_list_type as PW.

    As described in KB's 8192-3719 and 8037, you should specify file_list_type NONE (-- which is a special value indicating PW + USR +Z105). The distributed usr00 prof_library has file_list_type NONE.


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013