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The XQY0 variable in the error trap will tell you
which option context was being executed. A user's menu tree is copied to a
temporary global, ^XTMP. Since you rebuilt the menus, you should not have
bad data in ^XTMP. It appears that someone somewhere is executing an
option. It may be a GUI application or it may a terminal mode
application. The error indicates that a node is being Xecuted in
^XTMP. You should have enough information in the error trap to determine
that exact node.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 2:08
AM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] NOLINE
error while accessing CPRS
How can I find out about the options being
executed while accessing CPRS? As far as the OR CPRS GUI CHART option is
concerned, it does not have an ENTRY ACTION defined in the OPTION
file.
Thanks
Usha
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 7:09
PM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] NOLINE
error while accessing CPRS
My second guess on the LOOP+6^XQOR1 problem is that you have a OPTION
being executed somehow that has an ENTRY ACTION that has a line^routine
reference that is invalid.
Your mail problem most likely is that a message is trying to be sent to
a remote domain that is open and should not be.
On 10/26/05, Usha
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
After rebuilding all the primary and
secondary menu options, the following is the output of D
^XTER
EHR>D ^XTER
In
response to the DATE prompt you can enter:
'S'
to specify text to be matched in error or routine
name
6 errors logged on 10/26/2005
6)
<READ>L3+1^XMC1A
10:44:44 EHR,EHR 2028
|TCP|2078
5)
<NOLINE>LOOP+6^XQOR1
10:44:05 EHR,EHR 2560
//./nul:2560
4)
<READ>L3+1^XMC1A
10:42:54 EHR,EHR 2028 |TCP|2078
3)
<READ>L3+1^XMC1A
10:41:03 EHR,EHR 2028
|TCP|2078
2)
<NOLINE>LOOP+6^XQOR1
10:40:35 EHR,EHR 2556
//./nul:2556
1)
<READ>L3+1^XMC1A
10:39:14 EHR,EHR 2028 |TCP|2078
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