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Troubleshooting TSTool Documentation <br />Troubleshooting - 4 <br />Error Possible solutions <br />load HEC -DSS <br />DLL files and <br />therefore HEC -DSS <br />features are <br />unavailable. <br />by default this is where TSTool l ooks for the files. If the start folder for <br />TSTool is changed from this folder, the files will not be found. Therefore, do <br />not reconfigure TSTool to start in other than the bin folder. <br /> <br /> <br />8.1 Obsolete Commands <br /> <br />TSTool and the commands that it supports have evolved over time. In early versions, many commands <br />used syntax similar to the following: <br /> <br />-SomeCommand parameter <br /> <br />Later, the function notation with fixed parameter list was adopted: <br /> <br />someCommand(parameter1,parameter2) <br /> <br />P arameters for such commands were required to be in a specific order and enhancements were difficult to <br />implement because the parameter order needed to be maintained. Subsequent enhancements added new <br />commands and converted older commands to a new free -format “named parameter” notati on: <br /> <br />S omeCommand(P aram1=V alue1,P aram2=V alue2) <br /> <br />The new notation allows parameters to be omitted when using a default value, and allows new parameters <br />to be added to commands, as necessary, to enhance existing functionality. The above syntax is now <br />standar d throughout TSTool. Support for the older notation is provided where possible. <br /> <br />Prior to TSTool version 10, some commands used the syntax: <br /> <br />TS Alias = Command(…) <br /> <br />In version 10, this syntax has been made similar to all other commands: <br /> <br />Command(Alias=”….”,…) <br /> <br />In most cases, loading an old command file will automatically convert from old to new syntax. TSTool <br />provides warnings for commands that are not recognized or are out of date and cannot automatically be <br />updated –the command editor can be used to corr ect errors. <br /> <br />The following table lists obsolete commands. The TSID abbreviation, when inside parentheses for a <br />command, is interchangeable with the time series alias. <br />112