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Re: Can anyone explain? [message #4457 is a reply to message #4454]

Fri, 23 June 1995 00:00

rivers
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Registered: March 1991

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In article <3scoec$mos@hammer.msfc.nasa.gov>, mallozzi@ssl.msfc.nasa.gov writes:
> I often log in remotely (from my VAX 3100, called BEATLE) to our DEC
> Alpha machine (OpenVMS V6.1) and run IDL V3.6.
> I found some very unusual behavior:
>
> IDL> x = STRARR(2, 126)
> IDL> print, x(0, *)
>
> works as expected, printing the string array of blanks. However, if
> I try
>
> IDL> x = STRARR(2, 127)
> IDL> print, x(0, *)
> %REM-S-END, control returned to node _BEATLE::
> BEATLE>
>
> It kicks me right off the machine! I next tried it on the VAX 3100,
> IDL V3.5.1, and everything seems fine. Anyone have any clues?

I just tried the following:
- Log in to VAX 3100 (VAX/VMS V5.5-2),
- SET HOST to Alpha (OpenVMS V6.1)
- Run IDL 3.6.1a
- Executed the commands you gave.

There was no problem. Is your problem reproducible? You say you logged in
remotely to your Alpha from your VAX. How? Using DECNET over Ethernet, over a
serial line, etc.?

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