Add entries in Config_Rules from installp

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    Default 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
    Patrik Östman Guest

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    Default Re: Add entries in Config_Rules from installp

    Patrik Östman wrote:
    >
    > 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
    Read up on USR part, ROOT part, SHARE part of the installp
    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
    Paul Landay Guest

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