• Subject: Re: Rhyme nor reason
  • From: dhandy@xxxxxxxxxxx (Douglas Handy)
  • Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 14:32:04 -0500

John,

>I guess the answer is that your default for UPDDTA is ignore dec data
>error and the others aren't
>
>Of course I have no idea how to set this but I am sure somebody on this
>list does.

This is the most plausible explanation I've seen yet.  When you create
a DFU program which is to be saved (using STRDFU not UPDDTA), one of
the options is "Suppress errors" Y or N.  The default seems to be the
last value specified by the user for the last DFU program
created/changed.

So perhaps UPDTA picks up the same default based on the user profile,
and the last saved DFU program had specified suppress errors = Y.

Jim--

Try STRDFU, then create a DFU for any file you want.  See if the
default shows up as Y or N for suppress errors.  I'm guessing Y.
Change it to N and create a DFU program.  Delete the DFU program.

Rerun your UPDDTA, and see if you now get the same errors as everybody
else.

Doug
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