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Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
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1742.0. "Endless loop detected. Dynamic domain member was n" by ZUR01::SONDER (ROLAND SONDER) Wed Oct 30 1991 13:28

DECmcc Domain adding error

I have the following situation :

I try to use a domain as a pointer backwards to another domain to be faster 
in searching the other part of a bridge for example. When I click on the 
domain icon  ".domain.thun" I want to see the map of the domain 
".domain.thun" and vise verser.


   .domain.bern                  	.domain.thun
  +-----------------------+ 		+------------------+
  |                       |  		|                  |
  |    .domain.thun       |  		|  .domain.bern    |
  |    +--+               |	  	|  +--+            |
  |    |  |               |  		|  |  |            |
  |    +--+               |  		|  +--+            |
  |                       |  		|                  |
  +-----------------------+  		+------------------+

When I try to add the domain .domain.bern within the domain .domain.bern, I 
get the error message (Endless loop detected. Dynamic domain member was not
created).


How can I get around this problem ? 

Beste Regards Roland S. 
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1742.1Define the domain to be a static referenceTOOK::STRUTTManagement - the one word oxymoronWed Oct 30 1991 15:3017
    When you add a domain to a domain, you can choose the domain reference
    to be either dynamic or static, by judicious use of the "Member Type"
    argument. (I expect that if you hit MB2 over the field, you'll be
    shown the choices).
    
    Briefly the differences are:
    	static - intended for user navigation (from map to map) only
    
    	dynamic - for navigation, but additionally, alarms from a "lower
    		level" domain are passed up and displayed against the domain
    		icon for the "higher level" domain.
    
    Obviously, for your needs, the static version is what you need.
    It should be obvious why, if you choose the default case (dynamic),
    the system needs to ensure there is no "loop"
    
    Colin
1742.2This is the solution thank'sZUR01::SONDERROLAND SONDERThu Oct 31 1991 04:336
Hi Colin,

Thank you very much for responding so fast to my request about mcc domains.
I tried it out and it worked. 

Thank's a lot Roland S.