tok problem after upgrade

[Jeff Harrison]

Try using the -ty flag, or better yet set
PFFORMTOKSIZE in the configuration editor.

Good Luck.

Jeff Harrison
jeff.harrison at yahoo.com

Author of JHExport and JHimport.  The fastest and
easiest way to generate code for filepro exports and
imports.


--- Dennis Runolfson <dennisr at fashioncarpets.com>
wrote:

> Good morning to all,
> 
> Saturday I did an upgrade of my Linux operating
> system and then the
> filepro system.  I had been running 5.0.05 but found
> that it would not run
> on the new Linux - it returned segmentation errors. 
> So I installed 5.0.13
> full development - it installed without errors. 
> Think that might be an
> issue with some Linux libraries.
> We ran a couple of tests to be sure all was well
> before heading home.  I
> could access files, hard copy from screens and print
> reports. This morning
> I find that I cannot print using the form function. 
> It gives a
> tokenization error.  I don't use tok files and use
> dcabe, dclerk, etc in
> the menus.
> *** A filePro Error Has Occurred ***
> 
> Error in printing the form
> 
> On File: /appl/filepro/f1propos1/prc.propos1
> 
> Processing Table: automatic
> 
> 
> The tokenization table is too small.?
> Use '-t biggersize' to make it bigger.?
> 
> i didn't expect it to work but I tried adding -t
> 120000 to the menu anyway
> - results in the same problem. Has something changed
> to where I have to
> unse the runtime programs now? Hopefully this is
> enough information to
> help.
> Thank you,
> 
> Dennis Runolfson
> 
> 
> 
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