[Isis-users] Inverted file in ABCD: Problem

[Ernesto Spinak]

Dear Renate

in your command line you are using deprecated parameters highlighted in red, 

mx dbname ifupd/create=dbname fst=@dbname stw=@dbname.stw now -all tell=1000


the present version of CISIS should be
mx dbname  fst=@dbname[.ext]    stw=@dbname.stw now -all tell=1000 fullinv[/ansi]=dbname


the options in yellow are optional, it means that the FST file can have extension or not, in that case you should declare it, and /ansi should be used if your db is in ANSI or not. If you use ad-hoc isisuc and isisac tabs, then don't declare the /ansi

Regards

Ernesto Spinak

 

 


>----Mensaje original----
>De: rmorgenstern at iway.na
>Fecha: 10/03/2011 07:37 
>Para: "o isis-users at iccisis.org"<isis-users at iccisis.org>
>Asunto: [Isis-users] Inverted file in ABCD: Problem
>
>
>Good day,
>
>I have a converted Winisis to ABCD database with 13000 records.
>When I want to run the full IF generation from ABCD the IF is empty.
>Did it then with Cisis - mx.
>When I use the following command the Inverted file is created:
>
>mx dbname ifupd/create=dbname fst=@dbname stw=@dbname.stw now -all tell=1000
>
>However, if I use the following command, the error message is 
>'fatal: fullinv/ifload', and then IF is empty:
>mx dbname fst=@dbname stw=@dbname.stw actab=isisac.tab fullinv=earth -all now.
>I also had added the isisuc.tab in the command, but then it has a problem with isisuc.tab - fatal: uctab=isisuc.tab. Without the isisuc.tab it starts to run, but then also fails.
>
>Please advise: why is the IF not generated with ABCD. Could be the size, but why does the batch file within the database folder has this error.
>Any help will be appreciated.
>Regards and thanks
>Renate
>
>
>_______________________________________________
>isis-users mailing list
>isis-users at iccisis.org
>To manage your own subscription options go to: http://lists.iccisis.org/listinfo/isis-users
>Or contact Henk Rutten: hlrutten at xs4all.nl
>

-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.iccisis.org/pipermail/isis-users/attachments/20110310/f43b2feb/attachment.html>