Package build on fat client, not Deployment Server

Would appreciate it if any of you could point me in the right direction.

I am trying to build an update package on a fat client workstation and
am get the error message below.

116/884 Fri Apr 19 17:08:39 2002 DLG_MSGB.CPP190
[Invalid Overwrite or Read] The system may become
unstable.Please debug the Application using the Event Rule Debugger.
Application9621 Event :Button Clicked.

JDEdwards suggested the following based on the above error,

Change the Cat code string length from 4 to 3 (Original length) and
doing a bus build to recompile the DLLs.

Does this sound like my problem and if so;

Where is the cat code their referring to (didn't see it in the package
build and or define process) and
How exactly does one do a manual build of DLL's and are they referring
to all DLL's?

Would appreciate hearing your comments.

Thank-You.

XE, SP 17.1, Update 3, iseries 400, Windows 2000 SP 2 Deployment and
Citrix servers as well as Windows 2000 fat clients.

Michael

First have to ask the simple question:
Do you have the C++ compiler on the PC?

Another thing that we find when we get similar errors is to check that you do not have any Uers Overrides that sometime corupt grid views for the App stated.

Something to start with anyway.

Cheers
Paul J.
OneWorld CNC

Hi Michael,

Did I read right "Change the Cat code string length from 4 to 3 (Original length) ..."?

If you have people changing DD lengths or Data Types you will experience these problems. Changing field length/type is a big no-no.

Who in your organization has access to modify DD items? Suggest you contact them and find out what they've done.

The user overrides could be an issue. I don't know what they're talking about in regards to the Cat code.

Another thing you might want to try is to go to the [Install] section of your workstation's JDE.INI and add the line:

WaitForBusbuild=Y

In the past, trying to build specs at the same time that business functions were compiling was too much for a workstation with limited RAM available. Memory violations were a symptom of the problem that was fixed by this parameter. It makes your package build longer, but at least it will build to completion ...

Good luck chasing down those DD changes!!!

When you're ready to build all of the DLLs, simply type "busbuild" in your Start|Run prompt.

- Scott