User`s guide

PC*MILER-AS400 User’s Guide 93
9.0 Common Questions and Installation Problems
Question: PC*MILER works correctly when using the PCMILER command
on the AS400, but my Innovative software does not work.
Answer: Run the CONFIG command on the AS400 (which is described
in the manual) and type the Innovative work library name
I93WORK, ITSR5W0RK, or IESR7WORK (check with ICC).
After this is complete, check the File menu in the AS400
Mileage Server, choose AS400 Control>Change Library
Queue. Or you can edit the PCMSERVE.INI or PMWSSRV.INI
for PC*MILER|Streets, changing the LIBRARY=ALKWIN to
LIBRARY=I93WORK and then restart the AS400 Mileage
Server. Or re-install the AS400 windows CD and type
I93WORK. Restart the SERVER.
Question: The Interactive PC*MILER screen crashes when I type in an
ICC Short City Code.
Answer: PC*MILER does a lookup in an ICC Cities database when you
use Short City Codes, a component program of PC*MILER
needs to be compiled with access to your Cities database. The
compile will fail unless you have ALKWIN and your Innovative
work and file libraries in your library list. Get a 400 command
line and do a DSPLIB, make sure you have ALKWIN and your
two Innovative Libraries in your list. The Innovative libraries
are different from release to release. They can be I93WORK
and I93DATA, or ITSR4WORK and ITSR4FILE, or
ITSR5WORK and ITSR5FILE, or ITSR6WORK and
ITSR6FILE, or IESR7WORK and IESR7FILE. If the
necessary libraries are not in your list use the ADDLIBLE
command to add them. Then do a
WRKOBJPDM<space>ALKWIN. Do a 12 on QRPGSRC and
then a 14 on CITICC, say yes to replace existing member.
Question: PC*MILER works correctly but my Innovative Print Missing
Tariff miles is not returning miles for a few cities.
Answer: The city spellings in the Innovative city file are different than in
PC*MILER. Use the report from the Print Missing Tariff Miles
(which lists the city discrepancies) and type PCMILER from
the AS400 command line. Now type the city code in, e.g.
OCOK (should be Oklahoma City OK) and press <ENTER>.
PC*MILER will indicate that it is not found. Now use the long