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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

2496.0. "Try to work with Data Collector" by HLRG02::STEEG (DECmcc PABX AM development) Thu Mar 05 1992 10:54

Hello,

I wanted to play a little with the Data Collector, so I copied the sample code
mentioned in note 3.134, I use the *sample* .COM procedure out the 
Collector Use manual.

But I get problems.

I debug the sample code and saw an error in a SYS$QIOW command -> it gaves the
error SS$_NOSUCHOBJ.
I changed this and now I get on the same SYS$QIOW command the SS$_IVDEVNAM error.

Has anybody used the sample code or other code and has success with using the
Data Collector, please can you give me an example.

Any help would be appreciated.

Regards
	Henk.
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2496.1TASK is probably the culprit.TOOK::MCPHERSONSave a tree: kill an ISO working group.Thu Mar 05 1992 11:3930
>>I debug the sample code and saw an error in a SYS$QIOW command -> it gaves the
>>error SS$_NOSUCHOBJ.
>>I changed this and now I get on the same SYS$QIOW command the SS$_IVDEVNAM error.


    You should NOT have to modify ANY of the code to get it to work.  At
    this point, I really wouldn't recommend changing any of the source code
    except for the MCC_EVC_SEND.C.

    Please check out the following and report back here:

    1. What O/S & version (VMS V5.? /Ultrix V4.?) did you compile/link &
       run the sample code on ?

    2. Did the code compile & link correctly with no errors ?

    3. Was the MCC_EVC_SINK process running on the node to which you were
       sending the DC event?

    4. Do you have the TASK object correctly declared on the system to
       which you are sending the DC event?  (I would bet that this is the most
       likely culprit...)

    5. Look in the directory you were in when you started the event sink
       (e.g. MCC> ENABLE MCC 0 COLLECTION_AM SINK DECNET) for the file
       MCC_EVC_SINK.LOG  This is the log file that the sink process keeps (for
       debugging purposes) Does it indicate any errors ?

    Good luck, 
    doug