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        *                  Readme for SMRPT3.EXE                        *
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        *                       May 23, 1994                            *
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    Instructions:
    -------------
    (1) Change to the \SITEMETR or \FUSION directory and 
    REN UFL*.DLL *.OLD.
    (2) Unzip SMRPT3.EXE into the \SITEMETR or \FUSION directory.
    

    Description:
    ------------

    This file contains updates to the SiteMeter Reports which addresses
    two issues:

    1.  The Peaks were sometimes calculated correctly. 

    2.  The error, "Sreport caused a GPF in module CRPE.DLL @ 0026:0A03", 
    would sometimes arise when a user went to do a User Summary or 
    Application with User Detail Report.

    There is a new UFLBWRKS.DLL which replaces UFLBDI1.DLL, UFLBDI2.DLL,
    UFLSAMPT.DLL and UFLSAMP1.DLL.

    Note:  The files contained in SMRPT3 are similar to the report files
    that come with SiteMeter v. 4.1.1 and Fusion 1.01.  This patch is not 
    needed if you already have SiteMeter v. 4.1.1 or Fusion v. 1.01.

    If you experience a GPF in UNIDRV.DLL while using Sreports from the 
    SiteMeter console and you are using v3.1.x of UNIDRV.DLL, downgrade 
    your Universal Driver (UNIDRV.DLL file) from your original Windows 
    diskette or make sure you close all open windows prior to exiting 
    Sreports.

    To find out what version of the Universal Driver that you are using, 
    take the following steps:

        1.  From your Windows Main group launch Control Panel.
        2.  Select Printers.
        3.  Go under Setup for your Default Printer.
        4.  Click on About.

    If you are interested in exporting the SITEDATA file to 
    non-btrieve format (i.e., Excel, etc.), do not allow it to grow more 
    than 65K in size.  If an export is performed on a SITEDATA file which is
    65K or more in size to non-btrieve format  you will get the error, 
    "Sreport caused a GPF in module DLWBC31.DLL".  This is an open issue 
    currently under investigation.  To workaround the issue, rename the 
    Sitedata file before it reaches 65K in size.  SITEDATA is located in 
    SYS:\SYSTEM\SITEMETR (or wherever the 'Home Directory For Data Files' 
    is located).

    No information will show in a SiteMeter report done for a date range of 
    one day.  As a workaround,  do a report with a date range greater than 
    one day.  This is an open issue that is currently being investigated.


    History of Updates to the SiteMeter Reports for Windows:
    --------------------------------------------------------

    3-15-94:
    --------

    An update to the "canned" report file US_AD.RPT resolved an issue
    wherein the Date could appear in the "Time Out" field of the
    "Application Use with User Detail" report.

    3-25-94:
    --------

    1.  Updates were made to the DLL files to ensure they were the most 
    recent DLLs.
    2.  The "Defined Limit" field of the Metering Definitions could
    reflect an incorrect value.  
    3.  General Protection Faults could be caused by UFLSAMP1.DLL.  
    4.  Negative numbers could show in a report.

    Note:  These updates are also included in the SMRPT3 files.
    

    Troubleshooting Tips.
    ---------------------
    Common SiteMeter Reports/Btrieve errors and solutions:
    ------------------------------------------------------

    1.  "Btrieve error code 20, cannot run Sreport".  This means that 
    SREPORT.EXE detected that Btrieve was not loaded properly. 

    a.  Local Btrieve or brequest.exe are INDEED not loaded.
    b.  SPX is not loaded (when using brequest and server btrieve.  IPXODI 
    has the option of disabling SPX.  Enable SPX).  Make sure IPXODI is NOT
    loaded with a  /d or /a switch.  /d prevents IPXODI from loading SPX.
    c.   BSPXCOM.NLM is not loaded.
    d.   Ensure that VIPX.386 is version 1.17 or later if IPXODI is being 
    loaded high.  If VIPX.386 is version 1.1 and IPXODI is loaded high, 
    the SPX could fail and cause the BTRIEVE error 20.
    e.  Make sure the NOVDB.INI file exists in the \Windows directory.
    f.   If the user is attached to multiple fileservers, have them log into 
    just the one server where SiteMeter/Fusion/BrightWorks is installed.

    2.  "Unanticipated Btrieve Error #1".  User gets this error if they use 
    Brequest v. 6.10d.  This error also occurs with BREQUEST.EXE v6.10e.  
    Use Brequest v. 6.10c, or later, instead.  Btrieve v. 6.10c is available 
    on Compuserve.  GO NOVLIB, Library 7 and download the file BTR61.EXE.

    3.  Corrupt Sitedata file?  When the SiteMeter Reports fail, another 
    possibility is that the SITEDATA file has become corrupt (or SITEDATA 
    does not exist because noone has been metered yet and caused SITEDATA  
    to be created by the NLMs).  A quick method of verifying this is to 
    divide the byte size of the Sitedata file by 49.  If the result
    is not a round number, the file is corrupt.  The Sitedata Debugger 
    program may be used to fix the file.  To have the Debugger come up in 
    SREPORT, create a SREPORT.INI file in the \WINDOWS directory.  
    It should contain,

         [Debug]
         Enabled=1
         file type=10

    An alternative is to send the Sitedata file to McAfee East Tech Support
    by Compuserve or the mail so we can fix it with the Sitedata Debugger 
    program.

    4.  "Btrieve record manager inactive".  Have the user type PATH.  This 
    will show all of their search drives.  Then have the user do a dir on 
    WBTRCALL.DLL in each of the search drives.  If they come across another
    copy of WBTRCALL.DLL it means the user may be loading the wrong 
    WBTRCALL.DLL file for Btrieve.

    5.  User runs the SiteMeter reports and gets "Unable to allocate memory
    for Btrieve".  This error is caused by not having enough free 
    conventional memory.

    a.  Load BREQUEST in the WINSTART.BAT file so it does not load in 
    conventional memory.
    b.  Free up some conventional memory and restart (i.e. remove TSRs, 
    etc.).  It has been reported that about 508K of free conventional memory
    is needed to run the SiteMeter Reports.

    6.  User runs the SiteMeter Reports and gets "Page Size Error - 
    Btrieve error 24".

    a.  The user must run BREQUEST or BTRIEVE at the workstation.
    b.  Free up memory.  Load items high (LSL, NIC driver, etc.) and/or 
    load BREQUEST into high memory by loading it in the WINSTART.BAT file. 


    File Information:
    -----------------

    SMRPT3.EXE contains the following files:
    ----------------------------------------

   	UFLBWRKS DLL     32640 05-03-94   5:03p
	SMRXPORT DLL     67628 04-17-94   4:46p
	READ1ST  TXT      8988 05-23-94   5:20p
	SREPORT  TXT      2566 04-07-94   7:16p
	SREPORT  HLP     45714 01-27-94   2:08p
	BWCC     DLL    153312 05-21-93   2:01a
	COMMDLG  DLL     89248 05-21-93   2:01a
	CRPE     DLL    932352 05-21-93   2:01a
	CRXLATE  DLL     19472 05-21-93   2:01a
	CTL3D    DLL     14240 05-21-93   2:01a
	DLWBC31  DLL    166400 03-30-93   4:25p
	NWNET    DLL    205104 11-02-93   5:12p
	NWLOCALE DLL     38800 05-18-93   1:00p
	BDIABOUT DLL    184320 12-23-93  10:07a
	NWNETAPI DLL    106884 01-07-93   1:31p
	PDBBTRV  DLL     46592 05-21-93   2:01a
	PDCTBTRV DLL     30720 05-21-93   2:01a
	WBTRCALL DLL     13131 10-27-93  11:24a
	SPF      RPT      9622 03-22-94   4:38p
	METERDEF RPT      7416 03-23-94   5:03p
	UPF      RPT      9562 03-22-94   4:39p
	US       RPT     14949 03-22-94   4:44p
	FILEACT  RPT      9039 02-03-94   7:02p
	AS       RPT     14318 03-22-94   3:38p
	AS_US    RPT     16592 03-22-94   4:13p
	READ     ME      28955 03-25-94   7:29p
	SREPORTS HLP     16003 02-10-94   2:20p
	TBPRO1W  DLL    124416 05-23-93  12:00p
	TBPRO2W  DLL    107920 05-23-93  12:00p
	CHK4BRQ  DLL     26227 01-21-94   9:50a
	WBHANDLE DLL      9376 12-10-93   9:39a
	WBTRVRES DLL     22912 01-30-93  12:16p
	WBTRLOCL DLL     51392 05-21-93   2:01a
	WBTRVDEF DLL     23392 05-21-93   2:01a
	WCFNS    DLL     41513 02-13-92   2:10p
	BRQ      BAT       142 06-10-93   3:27p
	SREPORT  EXE    116752 04-25-94   4:19p
	AS_UD    RPT     18218 03-22-94   3:36p
	US_AD    RPT     17008 03-22-94   4:57p
	US_AS    RPT     15853 03-24-94   4:05p
	SPA      RPT      7942 03-22-94   4:35p
	FILE     DDF      7168 03-04-94   2:48p
	INDEX    DDF      9728 03-04-94   2:17p
	FIELD    DDF     49664 03-04-94   2:17p
	NWCALLS  DLL    146544 11-02-93   2:30p
	      

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