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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

985.0. "RESTRICT directive (32) NOT in Function Dispatch Table" by BYBLOS::TAMER () Thu May 02 1991 15:22

The RESTRICT directive (code 32) is not in the Function Dispatch table as the 
following shows:

MCC_TBD> deposit verb 32
MCC_TBD> dump/function

FUNCTION dispatch entries              <-----EMPTY
MCC_TBD> dump/access

ACCESS dispatch entries
Verb           = (32)
Entity         = < (56) * >
Attribute      = (10)
Dispatch count = 0

MCC_TBD>

So I am getting a dispatch error:
*******************************************************
FCL PM Arguments on return from call_function:

CVR returned:
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND,  unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
**********************************************************                            

Question: Can I add it to the Function dispatch table and how ? or does it need
to be added by MCC engineering.

Thanks,
Phil
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985.1Its not in Control Fm's dispatch table.TOOK::KOHLSRuth KohlsThu May 02 1991 18:5717
          -< RESTRICT directive (32) NOT in Function Dispatch Table >-

Yes, the RESTRICT directive is not in the function dispatch table.  It
is not in the Control FM vector table, which is how it would get into
the function dispatch table (when you enroll control fm)

However, it is not on the list of verbs registered with the MCC Registry,
or whatever its name is, that I made sure are in the control fm vector
table for pass through.

Until someone, perhaps you, registers RESTRICT (contact Steve Wong), you can 
use one of: EXTEND1, EXTEND2, EXTEND3, EXTEND4 -- simply change the
directive RESTRICT entry in your AM dispatch table to one of those, and
make the same change in your .ms file if you intend to use FCL or IMPM
instead of TBD.

Ruth Kohls