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Patrik Östman #1
Add entries in Config_Rules from installp
I have created an install package in which I want to add an entry in
the ODM object class Config_Rules. I have added the entry in the
fileset.odmadd data file. When installing my package I receive the
follow error message:
0518-402 odmadd: Cannot open class: Config_Rules, stanza line: 56
Check path name and permissions.
Typing odmadd directly from a shell works fine. What is the problem?
/Patrik
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Paul Landay #2
Re: Add entries in Config_Rules from installp
Patrik Östman wrote:
Read up on USR part, ROOT part, SHARE part of the installp>
> I have created an install package in which I want to add an entry in
> the ODM object class Config_Rules. I have added the entry in the
> fileset.odmadd data file. When installing my package I receive the
> follow error message:
>
> 0518-402 odmadd: Cannot open class: Config_Rules, stanza line: 56
> Check path name and permissions.
>
> Typing odmadd directly from a shell works fine. What is the problem?
>
> /Patrik
image. The odmadd from within your installp image is
probably running in the USR part, but the Config_Rules
odm database is a ROOT part entity. You need to add a
ROOT part to your installp image and do the odmadd within
the config shell script of the inst_root/liblpp.a
Paul Landay
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