STRCODE Error

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We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. Operating System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at "0x0026a250" referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared FilesFVDCERRS.LOG.

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<font size=1 face="sans-serif">Have you been able to bring up the Communications Console? What about using the auto-start from the editor?</font>

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I have a very similar situation. When I use the same command as Chuck describes below I receive vfctcpd.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program. An error log is being created. (Has an OK button to push) No log entries are written to FVCDERRS.LOG I am running on Windows 2000 Sp2 (also tried on SP1 machines) WDT for iSeries V5R1. Have tried several service packs, all with the same results "Chuck Gerlach" <chuck.gerlach@mckesson.com> wrote in message news:a4jugb$16ig$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. Operating > System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute > STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) > I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at "0x0026a250" > referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any > ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I > applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). > There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. > > >

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I stuck a fish in my ear and understood "John Harbottle" <johnha02@noa.nintendo.com> to say: > I have a very similar situation. When I use the same command as Chuck > describes below I receive > vfctcpd.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You > will need to restart the program. An error log is being created. (Has > an OK button to push) > > No log entries are written to FVCDERRS.LOG > > I am running on Windows 2000 Sp2 (also tried on SP1 machines) > > WDT for iSeries V5R1. Have tried several service packs, all with the > same results > > "Chuck Gerlach" <chuck.gerlach@mckesson.com> wrote in message > news:a4jugb$16ig$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... >> We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. >> Operating System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute >> STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) >> I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at >> "0x0026a250" referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not >> be "read"." Any ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to >> OS/400 V5R1 and I applied service pack 4 (including the additional >> communications patch). There is no entry added to C:Program >> filesIBMShared FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. >> >> John - This sounds like you're describing the error window presented by Dr. Watson. To get the information from the Watson Logs, you'll need to start the program [1] and find out where the logs are being written [2]. Then, using Notepad or Your Favorite Editor (YFE), open the drwtsn32.log file. This log file contains information from the "Watson Dump". Scroll to the bottom, then search backwards for the text "Application exception occurred". This begins each log entry. You'll see the application process ID ("App: (pid=") where the process ID is given after the equal sign. Scroll down to match the pid to the application. If it's the "evfctcpd.exe" program, you're looking at the right dump. Dave [1] C:WINNTsystem32DRWTSN32.EXE [2] C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersDocumentsDrWatson

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I have met a similar problem. There was a firewall for remote procedure and function call. When we close the firewall we overcome the problem "Chuck Gerlach" <chuck.gerlach@mckesson.com>, haber iletisinde þunlarý yazdý:a4jugb$16ig$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. Operating > System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute > STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) > I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at "0x0026a250" > referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any > ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I > applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). > There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. > > >

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The communications console is fine. I can access the AS/400 using Code/400 and accessing the server from the PC side. I can open members, save members, etc. It's just STRCODE that doesn't work. I want to be able to use STRCODE so that I can access Code/400 directly from our Source Control System on the AS/400 (Softlanding's Turnover). It requires STRCODE to be able to autostart code/400 and open the member from the AS/400. In the AS/400 session where I execute STRCODE from it does log the error ERR_TCPIP(3426) and the function name logged is ipReceiveData-recv. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- <haklui@ca.ibm.com> wrote in message news:a4qv8l$15um$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... Have you been able to bring up the Communications Console? What about using the auto-start from the editor?

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Chuck, Just an FYI, but if you are on a fairly up to date version of TurnOver (August 2001 or later), we work just fine with Code/400 without using STRCODE. Of course you cannot make use of any features that would have required access to the green screen, but it works just fine. Even if you are on an older version of TurnOver, it still works, just do not use the options we add to the "TurnOver" menu within the editor. We will still launch the editor and set the library list for verifies, you just have to submit your compiles using Code or from the green screen. Hope this helps. Mark Phippard Director of Development SoftLanding Systems

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We just recently when to V5R1 and are getting the exact same error that Chuck Mentioned below. Has this issue been resolved? Chuck Gerlach wrote: > We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. Operating > System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute > STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) > I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at "0x0026a250" > referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any > ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I > applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). > There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. > > > >

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I came across an entry that mentioned checking for only one copy of STRCODE *USRSPC in the library list. I only had one, but I dicovered that by renaming the user space and letting the STRCODE command recreate the STRCODE *USRSPC my problem was cured. Steve Haney wrote: > We just recently when to V5R1 and are getting the exact same error that > Chuck Mentioned below. Has this issue been resolved? > > Chuck Gerlach wrote: > >> We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. >> Operating >> System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute >> STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) >> I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at >> "0x0026a250" >> referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any >> ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I >> applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). >> There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared >> FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. >> >> >> >> >

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It sounds like there is a common problem exists after upgrade. Could you please give me a bit more info on your system configurations before and after? That is, what are the AS/400 and PC OS/CODE releasees/fixpacks? Just wonder if you can also send to my e-mail address the STRCODE.XML file in c:program filesibmshared files? Thanks! "Steve Haney" <shaney@unitedheritage.com> wrote in message news:3CCDB8F2.7090004@unitedheritage.com... > We just recently when to V5R1 and are getting the exact same error that > Chuck Mentioned below. Has this issue been resolved? > > Chuck Gerlach wrote: > > > We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. Operating > > System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute > > STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) > > I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at "0x0026a250" > > referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any > > ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I > > applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). > > There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. > > > > > > > > >

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We went from WDT/400 V4R5 to WDT/400 V5R1 at Service Pack Level 3. We also went from OS/400 V4R5 to OS/400 V5R1. I am sending you the STRCODE.XML file. As recommended in a previous message I had one of my staff rename the User Space file STRCODE in their personal library and then try the STRCODE from scratch and that did work. STRCODE started and everything worked fine. "Hak Lui" <haklui@ca.ibm.com> wrote in message news:aamgtt$ehq$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > It sounds like there is a common problem exists after upgrade. > Could you please give me a bit more info on your system configurations > before and after? That is, what are the AS/400 and PC OS/CODE > releasees/fixpacks? > Just wonder if you can also send to my e-mail address the STRCODE.XML file > in c:program filesibmshared files? > > Thanks! > > "Steve Haney" <shaney@unitedheritage.com> wrote in message > news:3CCDB8F2.7090004@unitedheritage.com... > > We just recently when to V5R1 and are getting the exact same error that > > Chuck Mentioned below. Has this issue been resolved? > > > > Chuck Gerlach wrote: > > > > > We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. > Operating > > > System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute > > > STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) > > > I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at > "0x0026a250" > > > referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." Any > > > ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I > > > applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications patch). > > > There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared > FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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I tried your xml on mine and it is fine for me. Please make sure that there is only one STRCODE user space in your library list, which should be defined in your user profile. By the way, why don't you apply SP5? After the base (GA version) is installed from CDs, you should directly install SP5 which includes all previous fixes. "Chuck Gerlach" <chuck.gerlach@mckesson.com> wrote in message news:abhde8$1q94$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > We went from WDT/400 V4R5 to WDT/400 V5R1 at Service Pack Level 3. > We also went from OS/400 V4R5 to OS/400 V5R1. > I am sending you the STRCODE.XML file. > > As recommended in a previous message I had one of my staff rename the User > Space file STRCODE in their personal library and then try the STRCODE from > scratch and that did work. STRCODE started and everything worked fine. > > "Hak Lui" <haklui@ca.ibm.com> wrote in message > news:aamgtt$ehq$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > > It sounds like there is a common problem exists after upgrade. > > Could you please give me a bit more info on your system configurations > > before and after? That is, what are the AS/400 and PC OS/CODE > > releasees/fixpacks? > > Just wonder if you can also send to my e-mail address the STRCODE.XML file > > in c:program filesibmshared files? > > > > Thanks! > > > > "Steve Haney" <shaney@unitedheritage.com> wrote in message > > news:3CCDB8F2.7090004@unitedheritage.com... > > > We just recently when to V5R1 and are getting the exact same error that > > > Chuck Mentioned below. Has this issue been resolved? > > > > > > Chuck Gerlach wrote: > > > > > > > We upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I am running WDT400 at V5R1 SP 4. > > Operating > > > > System is Windows 2000. When I try to execute > > > > STRCODE SERVER(OS400) RMTLOCNAME(ip address) CMNTYPE(*TCPIP) > > > > I get the following error for evfctcpd.exe. "The instruction at > > "0x0026a250" > > > > referenced memory at "0x2a2a2a4d". The memory could not be "read"." > Any > > > > ideas? It was working fine and then we upgraded to OS/400 V5R1 and I > > > > applied service pack 4 (including the additional communications > patch). > > > > There is no entry added to C:Program filesIBMShared > > FilesFVDCERRS.LOG. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >