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==Error Messages (P)==

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===Program not defined in section x===


If you receive "'Program' not defined" errors, take the following action:

1. cd into the /bin sub-directory of your <nop>OpenLink server components installation.

2. Execute an ls or dir.

3. Take note of the files which end in sv, sv.exe, mv, or mv.exe. These files are <nop>OpenLink's agents. For example:

{{{
sql6_mv.exe
}}}

4. Use a text editor to open the oplrqb.ini file. This file resides in the same /bin sub-directory.

5. Locate the section which is referenced by the error. (This section corresponds to your <nop>OpenLink Database Agent.) For instance:

{{{
[generic_sql7]
Name = generic_sql7
Program =
Environment = SQLSERVER7
ReUse = Never
OpsysLogin = No
Description =
}}}

6. Pass the name of your Database Agent to the Program parameter. For instance:

{{{
Program = sql6_mv.exe
}}}

5. Save your changes and exit the file.

6. Restart or reinitialize your <nop>OpenLink Request Broker.

7. Test.

Be advised. <nop>OpenLink Database Agent names reflect the name of the database to which they connect. For instance:

{{{
judbc = special JDBC agent
ora81 = Oracle 8
pro = Progress
sql6 = SQL Server
sybc = Sybase (CT Lib)
}}}

If you cannot identify the appropriate Database Agent, contact <nop>OpenLink Product Support.
    

===Evidence===

Session Rules Book
Request Broker Log