limit of backup movements has been reached

[Chris Sharman]

A colleague found it & fixed it (a broken run command, he said).
I'd not heard there was a relationship between occurs and cache (beyond 
cache>=occurs) - is it documented anywhere ?
Occurs was 95 because that's what could fit; cache was 255 because 
you're not allowed bigger ... more than 95 would be exceptional and 
undesirable anyway ni this case, I think.

Thanks all,
Chris

> -----Original Message-----
> From: powerh-l-admin@lists.sowder.com
> [mailto:powerh-l-admin@lists.sowder.com] On Behalf Of Chris Sharman
> Sent: 11 October 2004 17:37
> To: PowerH List
> Subject: limit of backup movements has been reached
> 
> Anyone ever seen this or know what can cause it ?
> 
> It's occurring consistently on a stores pick screen of ours: the 
> postfind looks up sales orders (as a designer file) in a loop (for each 
> line of the pick primary file which occurs 95 cache); then pushes a 
> designer procedure which looks up the stock records (again as a designer 
> file) - there aren't any user-initiated backup movements or any 'pushed' 
> backup movements.
> It's erroring somewhere postfind with 'limit of backup movements has 
> been reached'.
> 
> VMS 7.3, RMS, PH 7.10G3.



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