[Andy Devitt]

I ran into this problem on one of my servers today, I run AIX. I had to install the  bos.adt.debug package to resolve, I had it on one test server, but not the other.

I am not sure if this is the same issue that all are having and I know this post is a bit old, but it seems to be related to the PTools Library for AIX. I believe it would have been in the libptools_ptr.a patch of versions prior to AIX 6.1

[Andy Devitt]

Thanks Jim, yes that is exactly the issue.

I am not sure the best way to do it, but I seem to have it working now where I concatenate all the list values into a single value and then set xlateOutVals index 0 to that value.

Is there a better option? I am still really new to tcl, and lists are my biggest downfall at the moment.

[Andy Devitt]

Thanks Russ for the information, we are actually in the process of upgrading our 5.7 environment to 6.0, so I will definitely be sure to pay attention when i start testing this piece in 6.0.

I figured out the problem I was having, the issue was that when xlateOutVals was setting the value in the message, sometimes the T was being interpreted correctly and other times I needed to send \T\ for it to go in the outbound message correctly. I will post later the actual fix that I came up with as I still need to test some more to be certain I have it fixed.

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