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Th error we got prior to editing the .fmt files was:
PDE-PLI018: Could not find library<library name>
after we edited the .fmt and modified the case of the files names withing double quotes to exactly what the file names were on the box, it compiled successfully.
EC.
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Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2002 3:18 AM
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We did this recently and for the same reason! We have around a thousand forms which were referring to the libraries in different cases, thus failing on the Unix system. We generated FMTs in batch, changed the cases appropriately, and reconverted to FMB. We have tested it out and we have not encountered any errors as such. Yes you need to be cautious in what you are trying to update in the FMT.
What kind of errors are you coming across?
rgds
amar
http://amzone.netfirms.com
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Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 8:54 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Please forgive the post (and cross-post) to DBA forums, but due to firewall upgrades, I am no longer able to access the newsgroups. If anyone has had similar experiences to the one described below, I would appreciate any guidance in finding a utility work-around. TIA.
Designer generated Forms (FMBs) are moved to UNIX platform along with
the
attached libraries (llbs). FMBs are not compiling successfully on UNIX.
(Note:
They all work fine on windows platform). This is to serve the Designer
generated Forms using Forms Server 6i installed on UNIX. The UNIX
machine is
Compaq Alpha Server running Compaq Tru64 UNIX V5.1A (Rev. 1885). The
Developer
software on UNIX is Developer 6i patchset 10.
One of the attached library OFGTEL.llb is referencing OFGMES.llb in an
Initcap
case format. After making OFGMES.llb to Ofgmes.llb, OFGTEL.llb compiled
alright. At this point all attached libraries are moved to UNIX and
compiled
successfully. But, the FMB is not compiling successfully as it is not
attaching the libraries properly no matter what case we use for
libraries and
its compiled versions. All upper case and all lower case filenames did
not
work. We noticed that an error message did refre to the refreenced
filename
as Initcap format, so we changed all attached filename to Initcap
format. Then
we have to convert .fmb file to .fmt and edit it to convert external
filename
references to Initcap. Then convert the fmt back to .fmb format. This
version
of .fmb compiled successfully with all attached library files being
Initcap.
Editing Designer generated .fmb by converting to .fmt (text format) is
tedious
and error prone. We are trying to find if Oracle has a patch/utility for
this
bug. Has anyone had a similar experience?
Erik Cohen
SAIC
Falls Church, VA
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