Not true, Donna. As account manager (AM) you can use LISTACCT to see your
own account information including capabilities. This will save you a lot of
chocolate.
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-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of donna garverick
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 5:54 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Question about creating packages in MPE/IX
> > From: Walt Fles
> > All is well with STORE/RESTORE, except [...] I get this error:
> > Program requires more capabilities than allowed [...]
>
> > Any ideas, and/or options for "NEW GROUP" I can use, or how to
> > change the capabilities of this group?
not that anyone really gave you an incorrect answer...but i don't think
your question was properly answered...
most mpe software vendors have an 'account set-up' script that's
included with each distribution of their code. if their code requires
a certain capability...the script makes sure the program's group has
that capability. also, if a (new?) group is required for your
application, it's this script that should be responsible for building
the group. basically it's just sanity checking.
to see your developement environment, as the account manager (am), you
can see the capabilities of all groups under your account (listgroup).
if you also have the system manager logon (or have enough money or
chocolate to bribe your sm :-), you can see the capabilities for your
account (listacct). - d
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Donna Garverick Sr. System Programmer
dgarverick -at- longs -dot- com
925-210-6631 Longs Drug Stores
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