QTP's QTPSCR file

[Rick Hill]

thanks to all for the advice I received.  My problem is fixed.

The problem was specifically with the location of PHTEMP.  When run as 
a background process, PHTEMP defaulted to an area where we did not have 
enough space.  To fix this, in the script I now point PHTEMP to a 
directory with enough space to create the needed work file, as in...

PHTEMP=/lots-of-space/PHTEMP;export PHTEMP

We may do a more permanent fix so that this dir would be used anytime 
for PHTEMP for our background process QTPs.

Thanks again, all.


> Environment:  Powerhouse 8.23D7, Oracle 8.1.7.2.0, HP-UX
> 
> Hi All --
> 
> I have a QTP with a Request that has the same table in the Access and 
> Output statements, thus it needs to create and use the intermediate 
> Powerhouse file called QTPSCR.
> 
> The program works find when run in the foreground (e.g. $qtp 
> auto=x.qtc) but when we run it in a script fired off as a backround 
> process with an "at" command, it appears to fail at the request that 
> needs to use the QTPSCR file, with this message:
> 
> Executing request RESET_TO_BLANKS ...
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Error opening work file: QTP 
> terminating.                                      
>    File:  qtpscr
>                 
> Action Taken: Terminate program.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Has anyone else seen this?  Do we need to set a variable for QTPSCR, 
> and if so, what should it be set to?  Should it be set right in the 
> script that is being run in the background?
> 
> -- Rick Hill
> 
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