$ACCRST errpr message
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Martin Phillips
Malcolm,
You appear to have a record id that is being rejected by Windows despite having passed the id validation in T.LOAD
This is probably one of the names that Windows reserves for devices.
Is the save small enough to send by email to mphi...@rocketsoftware.com?
Martin
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A further thought…
It appears that not all paths through ACCRST (which underlies T.LOAD) check the record length. It could be that there is a record id that is longer than the limit set by your MAXIDLEN configuration parameter.
Martin
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Malcolm Bull
Martin Phillips
Hi Malcolm,
That should be a perfectly acceptable record id. I will take a look to see if I can tell why it failed.
The next release of OpenQM will show the failing id when it is not valid.
Martin
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Martin Phillips
Got it!
You are, I think, restoring to a directory file. Windows behaves very oddly if the name of a file ends with a period.
A simple test that shows the behaviour is to do the following at a Windows command prompt:
ECHO xx > aa.
DIR Note how the period has been lost
TYPE aa There is your data!
This is almost certainly a weird behaviour carried forward from the days of the FAT 8.3 file system.
Martin
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