What if you lowercase the first letter of the gET.LIST and mERGE.LIST
commands to force them to use the UniData parser?

The phantom will go through the login VOC item so make sure you're not
exiting it prior to the setup stuff when it's a phantom.

Is this a UniData phantom or an SB+ phantom - it might make a
difference.

Hth
Colin Alfke
>From slightly cloudy Albuquerque

-----Original Message-----
From: Doyen Klein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [U2] Cannot access list ML_3516_1 Unidata phantom (MERGE.LIST)


Question: what is the setup for the phantom environment to make the
program work the same way it does from tcl? I've looked a several
UDT.OPTIONS but can't seem to uncover the secret key.

WinNT, Unidata a Paragraph (PH) works fine from tcl, but when executed
by a phantom'd basic program the merge.list command within the paragraph
seems to fail with the message 'Can not access list ML3516_1.'

The output from the _ph_ file when it fails.

169 key(s) saved to 1 record(s)
163 records retrieved to list 1
169 records retrieved to list 2
Can not access list ML3516_1.   
The environment is 'p', but the program uses UDTEXECUTE "PARTSLISTS" and
UDTEXECUTE "GET.LIST DIFFLIST"

The second pass, all the selects seem to fail and come up with 0 records
selected.

Notes: WinNT, Unidata, "P" environment

The program works fine when run from tcl, but not when phantomed. The
login checks the @USER.TYPE and bypasses any login setup info. The
program has $BASICTYPE "u", and does a UDTEXECUTE 'ECLTYPE "U"' as well
The paragraph contains ECLTYPE "U" as the first line.
  
The paragraph which works fine from tcl or udtexecute a program run from
tcl.

001: PA                    
002: ECLTYPE "U"           
003: BASICTYPE "U"         
004: SSELECT ITMMST        
005: SAVE.LIST NEWPARTS    
006: GET.LIST OLDPARTS TO 1
007: GET.LIST NEWPARTS TO 2
008: MERGE.LIST 2 DIFF 1   
009: SAVE.LIST DIFFPARTS   
010: GET.LIST NEWPARTS     
011: SAVE.LIST OLDPARTS    



Clue: I have also been getting a strange 
stat ITMMST message and open fails when I try to open a file the second
time, even though I closed it. Currently doings an OPEN "","ITMMST"
READONLY TO PFILE
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