Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Environment: Datastage TX/Mercator 6.7 under Win2000

We are trying to use the EXIT function to improve performance on a number of simple routines: next index and directory list in a Win2000 environment with v6.7. We can run the my32.dll test example fine, but when we try to create our own dll based on the help documentation we get a -99999-Adapter not found error message. The EXIT parm structure did not compile with the BYTE HUGE so we had to modify this by eliminating the HUGE. Any suggestions, addendum documentation, and/or examples of working dll example source code would be appreciated.

Tom
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Did you place your .dll in the same directory as the supplied one? Use the example map to run your .dll. Also check the actual docs as well as the help files.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Yes
Yes
And Yes.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

I suppose that might not be clear... Yes all the items mentioned were previously checked and rechecked prior to writing the first message, without any success.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Create a simple test case and send to Support.. BTW, I just read that Win2K will be put on Paid Maintenance status in the next few weeks, by MS.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

I talked to tech support last Wednesday and submitted the same issue to them before I entered this forum question on Thursday. As of Tuesday afternoon (one week later) I have not received any response or even an acknowledgement from tech support.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Did you get a reply with an SCase #? If not you should have resent the support request, or opened an SCase via the web interface from e-services, or called directly to support.
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