mla@enea.se (Mats L|fstr|m) (08/14/90)
A customer of mine has just moved from Xenix/386 to SCO Unix on the same
hardware (Compaq 386).
On the system, they are running an application written in Thuroughbred
(spelling?) Business Basic.
On the Xenix system, the application work just fine, but when running
the same basic programs on SCO Unix, they frequently gets EBADF when
trying to write files.
Questions are:
- Has anyone seen this before?
- What to do about it?
Thanks in advance!
mla
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------barton@holston.UUCP (Barton A. Fisk) (08/17/90)
In article <1997@enea.se>, mla@enea.se (Mats L|fstr|m) writes: > > On the Xenix system, the application work just fine, but when running > the same basic programs on SCO Unix, they frequently gets EBADF when > trying to write files. > > Questions are: > - Has anyone seen this before? > - What to do about it? Check the permissions on the files, EBADF means bad file number. Either a file descripter refers to no open file or a read request was made to a write only file or vice versa. Hope this helps. Bart -- uucp: holston!barton