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VMSES help

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From: Katherine Faella
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1992 15:33
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I have just finished applying some service to my ESA 1.0 ESA feature
machine.  Because we are running VMSECURE with the Rules Facility
I am using a Systems Center supplied version of HCPRPI, HCPRPD, and
HCPRPW.  I have HCPRPI AUXLCL and HCPRPI TXTLCL  files for these
versions (and the same for the other two modules).  The problem is
that the service I applied contained some service for the IBM version
of these modules.  The update file parts, ie HCPRPI PxxxxxHP are
filemode 5, indicating they are applied.  Because of that I am getting
VMFSLD1840W The AUX file entries in text deck HCPRPI TXTLCL and auxfile
HCPRPI AUXVM do not match.  What I want to know is what is the politically
correct way to handle this?  Should I make the PxxxxxHP part filemode 1?
Help! We have very few local fixes so I am not up to par in this area.

Katherine Faella                 Bitnet:   KMF@URIACC
Academic Computer Center         Internet: KMF@URIACC.URI.EDU
University of Rhode Island
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