Problem cataloging subroutines in old version of jbase

[troyd1]

We are in the process of upgrading to a newer version of jbase, but the old server is on 3.4.6 on linux.  

I have inherited this system, so I am not real sure how everything was set up.

When I try to catalog a subroutine, it creates a new file in /jbase/lib instead of updating the object file that already has that subroutine in it.  If I do  jshow -c subroutine name, it shows as a dup.  The original catalog and the one that I just did.  It will also not let me decatalog the original either.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

The original object file has a different owner, but the same group and has 777 permissions, so i should be able to operate on that file.

[Dick Thiot]

jBASE drives off of either environment variables or options on the catalog command to determine which lib file to use.  I haven't used the command line options much but if you are interested this should help - https://docs.jbase.com/49435-compilation/jbc.  If you are interested in setting environment variables then look here - https://docs.jbase.com/environment-variables.  Under the Development section see JBCDEV_BIN and JBCDEV_LIB.  The one that you are interested in from your post is JBCDEV_LIB for subroutines.  Programs produce executables and subroutines are loaded into shared libraries.

Dick T.

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[Clifford Ponce]

You will want to set the environment variables JBCDEV_BIN and JBCDEV_LIB to where you will be storing the binaries. Set the environment variable JBCOBJECTLIST to contain the paths of the system binaries and your binaries.