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RE: (mschmid) Install error




1) What type of source is the XMLPARSE.C member ??
C or CLE, or none.

Just C, I think.



2) What record length must have the PF-src that contain those members.
I have it on 112, not 92.

Mine is 112. But, if you restored the save file, you shouldn't have to create the files manually, they should be created for you!



3) do I have to transfer the sources to the IFS??



No. You don't even have to compile it -- it's already in the save file, precompiled for you. Though, if you want to compile it, you can do it by calling the MKEXPATCL CL program that's included with Expat.



UTILLIB/EXPAT(EXPAT), 5.1: CZM0207(10) La constante de entero (integer)
 9400101010250 está fuera de rango.
UTILLIB/EXPAT(EXPAT), 6.1: CZM0207(10) La constante de entero (integer)
 9400101010270 está fuera de rango.
UTILLIB/EXPAT(EXPAT), 7.1: CZM0207(10) La constante de entero (integer)
 9400101010170 está fuera de rango.

Those errors say that the number 9400101010170 can't be stored in an integer field. Which is true, the highest number you can store in an integer field is 2147483647. So the question is, where is that large number coming from?


The messages you list say that it's in library UTILLIB, source file EXPAT, member EXPAT at column 1 of line 5, column 1 of line 6, column 1 of line 7, etc.

That's very strange, because there is no member called EXPAT! It seems that you've changed things quite a bit, and very probably corrupted the source code.

Sorry my box is in spanish..
But the last line means "the compilation fails" or something like that.


It doesn't matter that your box is in spanish, because you were smart enough to post the message-id CZM0207. Because of this, I can just type DSPMSGD and find out what the message means in English.