Re: Missing file LIBC06P1 - Mailing list pgsql-novice

From John J. Urbaniak
Subject Re: Missing file LIBC06P1
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Msg-id 434575F7.2060200@attglobal.net
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In response to Re: Missing file LIBC06P1  ("Daniel T. Staal" <DStaal@usa.net>)
Responses Re: Missing file LIBC06P1  ("Daniel T. Staal" <DStaal@usa.net>)
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Thanks,

But the thing that's strange is:

All the files seem to be there.  I have  LIBC06P1.dbg, LIBC06P1.dll, LIBC06P1.logchk, LIBC06P1.realdll.

But the message I am getting is

"SYS1804: The system cannot find the file LIBC06P1"  - Note no extension???

John

Daniel T. Staal wrote:
On DATE, AUTHOR is alleged to have said: aviar cmmsThe rest is mine. 
 Hello,

I am running v 8 on OS/2 (actually eComStation).

I have a backup procedure in Rexx which tries to shut
down the PGS Server.

The statement I am executing is

C:\PGSQL\BIN\PG_CTLEXE stop -m smart

When I run this program, I get a message

SYS1804: The system cannot find the file LIBC06P1

At the end of my backup procedutre, I want to restart
the server, so I execute a statement

...PG_CTL.exe -D E:\PGSDATA -l logfile start

I get the same message

SYS1804: The system cannot find the file LIBC06P1

But my backup procedure seems to be working ok with
the shutdown and startup.

Question:  What does that message mean and is it a
problem?  What can I do about it?   
LIBC06P1 appears to be a file that sould have been in the distrobution (it
was in mine), that the system wants.  If it wants it, I'd bet it is only
*appearing* to work correctly...  (It may work fine for now, but you'll
have trouble sooner or later.)

I'd re-download the the exact version you are using and find the files.

Note: I tried your commands, and recieve no errors on my eComstation machine.

Daniel T. Staal

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