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Eric Haugen
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8/3/2011 1:44 PM
Both tknsecrpt and secrptbtch show the UNsecured FCs by form by SecClass. I'm guessing they do this by listing the valid FCs for the form minus the Secured FCs in USERSCR. In order to do this, the valid FCs for each form must be known. I can't find these in the GEN database. Where are they coming from? The TranMaps for each form? Am I missing a table somewhere. Is scrgen updating a table not in Gen?
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Eric Haugen
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8/3/2011 1:52 PM
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Found it. It appears to be as I expected, tknsecrpt reads the form TranMap (.trm) file. Found an issue on the support site about errors in tknsecrpt when the TranMap file is not found.
Nathan Smith
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10/14/2011 1:48 PM
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Thank you for posting this information. I had looked everywhere I could think of in GEN to no avail.
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