Outs
George
flowersoft at compuserve.com
Sun Nov 19 16:15:26 PST 2006
-----Original Message-----
From: kenbrody at bestweb.net [mailto:kenbrody at bestweb.net]
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 6:52 PM
To: George
Cc: 'George Simon'; filepro-list at seaslug.org
Subject: RE: Outs
(Top-posting corrected.)
Quoting George (Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:39:26 -0500):
> > > Outs did not work for me in the Windows version 5.0.09 and I haven't
> > > tried it in the 5.0.14 version but it does work in the DOS 5.0.09
> > > version, so what I do is a system call running that version whenever
> > > I have to use outs.
> >
> > You have a DOS version of 5.0?
>
> I think so. Why, it doesn't officially exist?
>
> WATCOM C/C++16 Run-Time system. (c) Copyright by WATCOM International
> Corp.
> 1988-1994. All rights reserved.
> *** NULL assignment detected
> Not enough memory
> DOS4GPATH PATH .exe dos4gw.exe Stub exec
> failed: Error 0 No such file or directory Argument list too big Exec
> format
> error Bad file number Not enough memory Permission denied File exists
> Cross-device link Invalid argument File table overflow Too many open
> files
> No space left on device Argument too large Result too large Resource
> deadlock would occur unknown error PATH .com .exe Not enough memory on
> exec Not enough memory to allocate file structures
I thought 4.5 was the last DOS version, though we may have had one for
the 4.8 release.
If it doesn't run, how do you know it's 5.0?
On the other hand, my old backups do include DOS binaries for 5.0,
but I don't recall any 5.0 release under DOS.
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-----End of Original Message-----
Who says it doesn't run?
It runs just fine and (I have PFVER=ON) the version number reads 5.0.09RN3
Is there any other way of determining the real version number?
And how do you explain that OUTS works fine when I run that version of
rclerk, but doesn't work with the Native version of 5.0.09?
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