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From: Kent Archie <kca@iwtqg.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject: Odd result code from PQexec
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From: Kent Archie <kca@iwtqg.Berkeley.EDU>
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>From time to time I get a return value of "I" from PQexec().
I thought the valid results where "R" and "C" followed by the name of the portal
or the command.
In this case, I just get an "I".
The query, in case it gives a clue is:
get_version: the query is :retrieve portal getver (amt_version.ver_num)
  where amt_version.file_id = "add2^junk/add2^add2.ada" and 
  amt_version.amt_table = "struct_tree":
get_version: res= :I:

This should return a value as the table looks like:
monitor -c"retrieve (amt_version.all) where amt_version.file_id = \"add2^junk/ad
d2^add2.ada\" and amt_version.amt_table = \"struct_tree\"" amt

-------------------------------------------
| file_id     | amt_table   | ver_num     |
-------------------------------------------
| add2^junk/add2^add2.ada| struct_tree | 0           |
-------------------------------------------

Any suggestions?
**kent
Kent Archie
kca@iwtqg.att.com