Originally posted by: ediX12HIPAA

Hi,

Please help.

in WTX 8.2 old code, I have the rule coded like this to archive a file to a different directory:

valid (GET("bat"," -t iarchive837v5.mtr -a iarchive837v5.log -cmd '%script_dir%copier.bat "+ mfdir Field:set2Run:Outwork+

setMFname Field:set2Run:Outwork + " "+

SUBSTITUTE (mfdir Field:set2Run:Outwork ,"merc_to_mf","archive\merc_to_mf") + setMFname Field:set2Run:Outwork),

"Failed archiving 837 mainframe file from m2mf to data_archive - Error code: " + LASTERRORCODE( ) + " -- Message: " + LASTERRORMSG( )))

WTX 8.2 ran fine, no issue.

I am upgrading to WTX 8.4.0.3, same code as above, I have return code of "Error code: -6 -- Message: Error_executing_command".  I don't understand why.

The "log" file told me return code of "1".  I attach both "trace" and "log" files here

Currently, WTX 8.2 uses 32 bit.  WTX 8.4.0.3 is 64 bit Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Service Pack 1

Is it memory issue?  or something else?

Please advise what was wrong with my code.

Thanks.

ediX12HIPAA

Originally posted by: paul.brett

The first suspect is '%script_dir%'.  Have you verified that Resource Registry is working?

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Originally posted by: ediX12HIPAA

Hi Paul,

The resource registry is working.  In the Router.MRN, I had "script_dir" defined.  It seems that other variables in router.mrn are OK when I link to it, but not this "script_dir" (the same code which is my current production works in WTX 8.2.0.5, but not WTX 8.4.0.3 which I am working on the upgrade and found that this code does not work).

This is how I defined the "script_dir" in the router.mrn

 <Resource>
    <Name>script_dir</Name>
    <Value encrypt="OFF" Server="test">d:\mercapp\script\</Value>
    <Value encrypt="OFF" Server="prod">d:\mercapp\script\</Value>
    <Value encrypt="OFF" Server="dev">d:\mercapp\script\</Value>
 

Thanks.

Originally posted by: paul.brett

You mention - I attach both "trace" and "log" files here.....

...but I see no attachments.  Please can you try again?

What happens if you hard-code the rule:

=valid (GET("bat"," -t iarchive837v5.mtr -a iarchive837v5.log -cmd ' d:\mercapp\script\ copier.bat "+ mfdir Field:set2Run:Outwork+

setMFname Field:set2Run:Outwork + " "+

SUBSTITUTE (mfdir Field:set2Run:Outwork ,"merc_to_mf","archive\merc_to_mf") + setMFname Field:set2Run:Outwork),

"Failed archiving 837 mainframe file from m2mf to data_archive - Error code: " + LASTERRORCODE( ) + " -- Message: " + LASTERRORMSG( )))

Finally, I note that the -CMD has a single opening quote, but no matching closing quote.  What happens if you add this in?

Thank-you.

Paul.

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