I received this error due to not having executive privilige on that file directory.
We have to have rx privilege on that directory
So it is easy to change privilege by writing
chmod -R 777 [file_directory] by logging in with root username
Then we will have priviliges write/read/execute on every sub-file of directory specified in [file_directory].
But be cautious about granting these priviliges. You might have to ask firstly your DBA.
Simply check the privileges on the directories you try issue on.
8 Aralık 2014 Pazartesi
FRM-47023: No such parameter named G_QUERY_FIND exists in form [file_name.fmb]
The cause
Customer can check the version of form [file_name.fmb] from $AU_TOP and [file_name.fmx] from $JA_TOP.If there is mismatch then compile the form [file_name.fmb] using the following
code;
1-)Login server with applmngr username
2-)Change the directory to $AU_TOP/forms/US
3-)Execute following statement
f60gen module=<file_name.fmb> userid=apps/[apps_pwd] output_file=$JA_TOP/forms/US/[file_name.fmx]
Customer can check the version of form [file_name.fmb] from $AU_TOP and [file_name.fmx] from $JA_TOP.If there is mismatch then compile the form [file_name.fmb] using the following
code;
1-)Login server with applmngr username
2-)Change the directory to $AU_TOP/forms/US
3-)Execute following statement
f60gen module=<file_name.fmb> userid=apps/[apps_pwd] output_file=$JA_TOP/forms/US/[file_name.fmx]
HOW TO COMPILE FORMS IN 11i
1-)Login to server with applmngr username
2-)set path $AU_TOP/forms/US
3-)Copy .fmb file to $AU_TOP/forms/US
4-)Execute command below
f60gen module=<file_name>.fmb userid=apps/[apps_pwd] output_file=$CUSTOM_TOP/forms/US/<file_name>.fmx
* $CUSTOM_TOP is a destination which created .fmx file will be stored.
It is either possible to write a custom destination such as;
$CUSTOM_TOP= /apptest/TEST/testappl/xxxt/11.5.0/forms/US
2-)set path $AU_TOP/forms/US
3-)Copy .fmb file to $AU_TOP/forms/US
4-)Execute command below
f60gen module=<file_name>.fmb userid=apps/[apps_pwd] output_file=$CUSTOM_TOP/forms/US/<file_name>.fmx
* $CUSTOM_TOP is a destination which created .fmx file will be stored.
It is either possible to write a custom destination such as;
$CUSTOM_TOP= /apptest/TEST/testappl/xxxt/11.5.0/forms/US
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