Re: Error on input file - not MF indexed or variable format

From: Robert Wagner (spamblocker-robert_at_wagner.net)
Date: 11/25/04 

Date: Thu, 25 Nov 2004 15:07:29 GMT

On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 03:53:14 -0500, "som"
<soumendra.patnayak@rave-tech.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I wanted to create a rebuild program by the help of rebuild utility .My
>environment is MF-COBOL with SCO UNIX.When i am trying to create for a
>file named as FDweh with this command "rebuild FDweh > rbweh.cbl" , it is
>giving the above error.
>
>Please suggest some solution to this.

Rebuild does not create a program, it reconstructs the file at
execution time.

Is FDweh a MF indexed file?
Did you spell its name right, including extension? Is it FDweh.dat?
Do you have an environment variable named FDweh? You should not.

Is FDweh.idx present in the same directory? If not, you should use -i
You might have to specify the input file's organization with the -s
parameter, the record length with -r and the keys with -k. See
examples in the File Handling manual.

The old default indexed file format on Unix was C-ISAM. If it looks
normal when edited with vi, that's what you have. Try this to 'verify'
the file:
rebuild FDweh -f -i -s:c-isam

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