I'm not sure if I previously posted this, but... just inn case
Has anyone running 5.5 encountered the following error (or know what it might relate to)?
603 - INTERNAL KERNEL ERROR - INVALID PRO-IV NUMERIC DATA - 40 (we've also seen the value 52).
Do you think the value might be a hex, decimal or octal character value?
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Posted 13 October 2006 - 03:00 PM
Mike, how exactly does '40' or '52' look like a binary number .....It's probably binary
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Posted 13 October 2006 - 04:08 PM
On that thought I can confidently state is that given the second value it is stored in base 6 or above!
My guess would be decimal which would give 40 = space and 52 = * which would not be something you'd normally expect in a number.
But as you say, it is ProIV so it could be anything!
My guess would be decimal which would give 40 = space and 52 = * which would not be something you'd normally expect in a number.
But as you say, it is ProIV so it could be anything!
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