A note for users of SILMA generating programs for LK-DMIS. The SILMA system tends to omit the DATSET/MCS command from the DMIS program.

On occasions this has caused problems with LK-DMIS as when a feature is defined, LK stores the feature data in the local database and also records the name of the datum in which the feature was defined.

If no DATSET/MCS or similar command has been issued this will cause a database error and stop the program.

The problem will be removed if you add D(mcs)=DATSET/MCS to the top of your program.

Alternatively you could edit your SILMA header file and ensure that the DATSET command gets issued.