DSU.UtilityAbortToLog is not cataloged

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DSU.UtilityAbortToLog is not cataloged

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A similar post I felt should have answered this problem for us, but it hasn't yet. The post is www.dsxchange.com/viewtopic.php?t=103819

Well, we have the current issue where the error text is: "DSU.UtilityAbortToLog is not cataloged"

Rumor has it that a previous developer altered the standard delivered routine or created a new one with the same name (?)

Anyways, when the project was exported and then imported to a new project, the error started showing up. But looking into the original projects(s), we can't find a corresponding entry for DSU.UtilityAbortToLog in the project's DSD_BP.0 directory as pointed out by Kim Duke in the referenced post.

We find DSX.UtilityAbortToLog in VOC, but not DSU.UtilityAbortToLog

Any ideas?
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Look carefully at the VOC entry.

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LIST.ITEM VOC 'DSX.UTILITYABORTTOLOG'
This will tell you that SDK routines are cataloged with all upper-case names and "DSX." rather than "DSU." as prefix.

I vaguely recall that, in versions earlier than 8.0, the SDK routines are not in DSU_BP.O but in DSG_BP.O (or maybe DSD_BP.O). But I have no means to check that at the moment.

If someone has substituted their own version (successfully), then it WILL have "DSU." as its prefix.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Please delete duplicate post before anyone answers it.
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