[ic] 980.csv (zip.csv) problem not allowing internal lookup

[Dave LaTourette]

> > > > show up there. I've added a catalog.cfg directive for the zone
> > > table, but
> > > > when I restart IC, I get the following error message:
> > > >
> > > > ..Using default DBM database...Bad shipping file for zone
> 'u', lookup
> > > > disabled.
> > >
> > > This looks like a syntax error in your shipping.asc file otherwise it
> > > would say "bad shipping file for zone 980.csv"  (at least that is what
> > > mine said when the actual zone file is bad)
> > >
> > > can you post the relevant section of your shipping.asc file?
> > >
>
>     Isn't there supposed to be the name of the CSV file after the
> 'u' in the
> second line ?
> Something like            150   u Ground
> Also be careful of hidden tabs so use something like vi to edit.
>
> Here is my upsg definition below from shipping.asc.  It seems to
> work for me so
> maybe it will help.
>
> Jon
>
> upsg    UPS Ground      weight  0       0       e Nothing to ship!
> {'ui_ship_type' => "weight",'zone' => "ups276",'ups' => "0",'at_least' =>
> "4",'adder' => "2.00",'PriceDivide' => "1",}
> upsg    UPS Ground      weight  0       150     u Ground [value name=zip
> filter=digits default=27616] 2.00              {'PriceDivide' => "1",}
> upsg    UPS Ground      weight  150     999999  e @@TOTAL@@ lbs
> too heavy for
> UPS               {'PriceDivide' => "1",}
>
>


Thanks Jon,

That make sense. I changed my shipping.asc to be similar, as below for
example using the names of each rate file.

UPSGND  UPS Ground      weight  0       0       e Nothing to ship!
{'ui_ship_type' => "UPSI",'table' => "Ground",'zone' => "980",'ups' =>
"1",'at_least' =>$
UPSGND  UPS Ground      weight  0       150     u Ground [value name=zip
filter=digits default=98045]
UPSGND  UPS Ground      weight  150     9999999 e Too heavy for UPS

But I get the same error on IC restart. Hmmm. BTW I used the Pico editor to
do it. I'll look at it in vi to see if there's any difference.

Dave