Hi
When trying to output an AGS4 file, I get the following error from the AGS checker.
Error in CheckFileFailedFnB: Type Mismatch
This is from a slightly modified correspondence file based on the Bentley AGS4 Template.
The output report contains:
Size: 10,018 bytesNumber of Lines: 153SUMMARY: No problems found in file.Could not continue with further checking.
Could someone explain further how the AGS output command works? For instance, the AGS file contains ABBR, TYPE and UNIT groups - all set as <<OMIT>> in the correspondence file. The AGS file doesn't contain a DICT group, although the correspondence file suggests it should:
DICT,DICTDICT_TYPE,<<DICT.DICT_TYPE>>DICT_GRP,<<DICT.ItemKey>>DICT_HDNG,DICT_STAT,DICT_DTYP,DICT_DESC,DICT_UNIT,DICT_EXMP,DICT_PGRP,DICT_REM,FILE_FSET,
...
Thanks for any help.
Tom
Hi Tom
ABBR, TYPE and UNIT groups - these are generated by gINT's code, the gcx doesn't need these Groups defined.
DICT is created based on a gINT table, but it may only list groups and headings used in the AGS file
If you email me the files, and tell me the version of gINT in use, I'll see what is going on.
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Tom,
What gINT build are you running?
The AGS4 files posted by Bentley require 08.30.03.135, or later, to work properly.
Dave...