Kbase 4135: How to get around error 619 "Unable to fit on-key..."
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/05/1998 |
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How to get around error 619 "Unable to fit on-key..."
900627-hjb04
INTRODUCTION: Date Last Modified: 8/24/90
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This Technical Support Knowledge Base entry explains what the PROGRESS
error 619 "unable to fit on-key into kblabel table" means and how to
fix it.
PROGRESS ERROR NUMBER: PROGRESS ERROR TEXT:
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619 Unable to fit on-key into kblabel table
POSSIBLE CAUSE OF ERROR:
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The application uses more PROGRESS ON key-label key-function statements
than the PROGRESS PROTERMCAP entry can support. To increase the
number of ON statements that the PROTERMCAP supports, increase the
number of function key entries in the PROTERMCAP (proterm.dat on VMS)
file as described below.
DOES ERROR INDICATE CORRUPTION: IF SO, WHAT TYPE:
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No N/A
CORRECTIVE MEASURES:
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Make a copy of the protermcap file from the PROGRESS (dlc) directory
into your local directory and add dummy function key entries into the
copy like this:
:(F20)=: :(F21)=: :(F22)=: .
. all keys through
.
:(F99)=:
These lines should be appended to the terminal entry in the PROTERMCAP
that you are using. For example, if your terminal is a vt100, locate
vt100 in the PROTERMCAP and append the lines there. Be sure to add an
ending backslash (\) to the line just previous to the lines that you
append. Otherwise PROGRESS continues to recognize the end of the
PROTERMCAP entry as the last line with no ending backslash (\) and your
changes are ignored. Set your PROTERMCAP variable to point to the file
that you modify for testing purposes. Once you're sure that this
fix resolves your problem, copy it back to it's original place in the
PROGRESS (dlc) directory.
ONLINE PROCEDURES OR UTILITIES:
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None
REFERENCES TO WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION:
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PROGRESS Programming Handbook - Chapter on Keyboard, Editor and
Character Set
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 4135