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Introduction
The DecisionSpace Release Notes provides the following information:
Each DecisionSpace 5000.0.0 application has its own set of release notes. For detailed
information about a particular DecisionSpace application, refer to the release notes for
that application. You can access each application’s release notes from that application’s
Help menu.
DMS
Decision Management System (DMS)™ is a tool for modeling the impact of uncertainties
inherent in oil and gas reservoirs, and for evaluating strategies of developing the
reservoirs.
For additional details, refer to the DMS 5000 Release Notes. You can invoke these
release notes from the DMS help menu.
Nexus Simulator
The Nexus simulator operates in batch mode to generate profiles of oil, gas, and water
production in the reservoir over time. The Nexus project can include multiple reservoirs
connected by a surface network plan.
For additional details, refer to the Nexus Simulator Release Notes. These release notes
are located in the following directory, which is below folder where Nexus gets installed:
..\Landmark\Nexus-VIP5000.0.0\help\com\lgc\nexus
FieldPlan
FieldPlan is a PC-based expert system used in field development planning of offshore oil
and gas prospects worldwide.
Problems Fixed
The following problems have been fixed in Release 5000.0.0.
Note: Many of the problems listed below pertain to DecisionSpace products that are not
deployed with this release. Problems referring to “sessions” are specific to the
DecisionSpace session manager, which is not used by DMS, FieldPlan, or the Nexus
simulator.
• Histogram2D crashes
The data in My Session Data is plotted on a graph using the Show Properties button,
and not the full log curve Show All dialog. The view of the data is limited, and if all the
distributions in the PDF tab are selected, the application skips it. (Defect ID: 705402)
• Problem running a DecisionSpace application if its license features are not found
When you install DecisionSpace, although you may not have licenses for the selected
applications, the list of installed applications displays in the Session Manager. If no
license is available for an application, selecting that application causes DecisionSpace
to display a warning message about no license, and exit. The workaround for this
problem is to ensure that you do not launch an application for which you do not have
a license. (Defect ID: 706226)
Previously, when loading the values of the measure depth and depth columns in the
TimeDepth table, the table displayed meters, but the units displayed were feet. This
was a conversion problem that has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 722883)
• Existing data is not found when the measurement system matches the target project
This was a unit conversion problem that has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 704802)
• Loading huge line data, horizon files, and seismic datasets takes a lot of time in a large
2D SeisWorks project
Previously, the last saved time was not updated in the Session Manager when a
session was saved. This has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 714710)
• The Generic Data Selector may list non-OpenWorks SIDs or may not list all expected
SIDs
In the Generic Data Selector, some OpenWorks data may not show up in lists, or some
data from non-OpenWorks SIDs may clutter the data list. This can occur if the
tnsnames.ora lists many Oracle SIDs referring to databases other than OpenWorks
database instances.
To ensure that DecisionSpace only sees the Oracle SIDs from the OpenWorks
database instances, create a text file (for example tnsfilter.txt) with the same format as
tnsnames.ora, listing only those SIDs that you want DecisionSpace to access. This
file should have a different path from tnsnames.ora. Then add the
OW_TNS_FILTER_FILE variable in the lgcenv.cf file and assign it the path to the
file containing the list of SIDs.
In Linux, the environment variable is added to lgcenv.cf. The following line assigns
a value to the OW_TNS_FILTER_FILE variable in $OWHOME/conf/lgcenv.cf:
OW_TNS_FILTER_FILE /Landmark/DecisionSpace/tnsfilter.txt
OW_TNS_FILTER_FILE d:\tnsfilter.txt
To set a system environment variable, select Start > Settings > Control
Panel > System to display the System Properties dialog box, select the Advanced
tab, and click the Environment Variables button. Click the New button in the System
Variables dialog box, and add the name of the variable and its value. (Defect IDs:
166623 and 166454)
If you encounter this problem, you need to increase memory allocated on the Java
Heap for large projects. You can do this by setting the LGC_JAVA_XMX and
LGC_JAVA_XSS environment variables.
If you choose to override the default settings, be careful since you are increasing the
Java Heap size and are reducing the native C Heap size for seismic data.
• Must reselect item to remove all objects from Working Data Set
To remove all objects from the Working Data Set, select the object with MB1, then
remove it using MB3. Even if the name is highlighted, you must still click MB1 on the
name, then use MB3 to remove it. (Defect ID: 520465)
DecisionSpace does not provide a Close option for individual applications. When you
exit Decision Management System (DMS), you exit DMS and the rest of the
DecisionSpace applications (i.e., AssetView).
As a workaround, click the Close button in the upper-right-corner of the DMS dialog.
DMS closes, and other running DecisionSpace applications remain open. (Defect ID:
165901)
In previous versions of DecisionSpace, if the values in a dataset are all greater than
999,999,999, the statistics summary displays the minimum value as 999,999,999,
even though the smallest value in the dataset was greater than this number. (Defect
ID: 740292)
Previously, in PowerView, when you added a control point to a newly created depth
fault that had only one segment, DecisionSpace crashed. This has now been fixed.
(Defect ID: 740668)
• Canceling a saved session does not allow you to return to the same session
If you select Cancel on the Session Save As dialog, a warning message displays
indicating that you will lose the existing session, and you are given the option to
proceed with or correct the action. (Defect ID: 520208)
When NetMeeting and AssetView are run together, a select screen dialog comes up
even though you only have one screen. (Defect ID: 737715)
Previously, when you drew a box or polygon on a tile, and selected or cleared a box
zoom, an exception error popped up. This has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 739765)
Previously, when opening a session from the Session Manager after launching
DecisionSpace, the session name displayed in the title bar was not always correct. It
would either be Unnamed or some other session name. The session name would
always be correct if you opened a session from the File > Open menu. This has now
been fixed. (Defect ID: 732654)
• Polygon or box editing handles are misplaced when crossplot attributes are units
Previously, if either or both the x and y axis attributes of a crossplot had units, the
handles used to edit polygons or boxes were misplaced. These handles would not
allow you to edit polygons or boxes. This has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 726859)
If you do not set the LM_LICENSE_FILE environment variable in Linux 32-bit and 64-
bit, and you launch an existing session from the Session Manager, it may cause
DecisionSpace to unexpectedly exit. In Windows, DecisionSpace displays a warning
message. (Defect ID: 740957)
When you select an OpenWorks project that has not yet been updated to the
2003.12.1.4 patch, you will receive the following message:
However, if in the same session, you subsequently selected a project upgraded to the
correct version, the following error message displays:
At this point, the allowable number of Oracle processes was exceeded. The most
effective method of recovering from this error is to stop and restart the OpenWorks
database as the Oracle database administrator.
As an alternative, you can end the current session and start a new session, but this
time select the upgraded OpenWorks project only. However, you may see
unpredictable behavior related to exceeding the limit for Oracle processes. (Defect ID:
613814)
• Color editor for 3D seismic section always shows a specific data range
In AssetView, when you view a 3D seismic section in 3D view, and select Always use
Min Max of Data, the color editor displays incorrect Min and Max range as -128 to 127.
(Defect ID: 747723)
GUI Issues
Previously, if you moved several icon toolbars and docked them on a vertical margin,
then moved the slide bars from the bottom and docked them on the same margin, the
slide bars obscured the icon toolbars. This has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 166619)
• Toolbar docking
Previously, when you moved the VCR slide bar toolbar and docked it on the left or right
vertical margin, the toolbar became very wide and obscured the AssetView display.
This has now been fixed. (Defect ID: 166624)
You cannot restore a session created with applications that are not currently installed.
When opening a session, all applications that were loaded at the time the session was
saved must be loaded or be available for loading. For example, if a session was saved
with the PowerGrid application loaded, when restoring that session (on a different
machine for example), the PowerGrid application must be installed and be available.
(Defect ID: 154363)
• AssetView lists a composite log that was deleted in Well Data Manager
If you create composite logs in PetroWorks using MathPack, display the logs in
AssetView, and then delete all these logs with Well Data Manager, AssetView lists one
of the deleted logs, which causes AssetView to throw an exception error. (Defect ID:
612333)
The killds utility can be used when DecisionSpace has crashed or hung. If the child
processes of Application.sh are found active in the system, this utility will kill the
DecisionSpace application that has hung. This utility is used in Linux and is located in
$DS_HOME/bin. (Defect ID: 623129)
Previously, if you ran 3D seismic projects in SeisWorks with the pre-load option and
view type as opacity cube, the application crashed. If you ran the application with a
smaller dataset and then selected the pre-load option and view type as opacity cube,
the application hung. This is specific to 64-bit Linux systems. This has now been fixed.
(Defect ID: 725732)
• XMX value
The default maximum XMX value for running the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) has been
increased to 5120 MB to enhance the performance of DecisionSpace. This is specific
to 64-bit Linux systems. (Defect ID: 725337)
Known Problems
The following list describes behaviors and problems that the DecisionSpace team has
identified as being bothersome to users. This list does not enumerate all the known
problems of DecisionSpace applications. Refer to the release notes of each application
for the known problems specific to that application.
General Issues
DecisionSpace 5000.0.0 does not upgrade all session data from previous
DecisionSpace releases. If you have existing sessions, you may encounter
incompatibility issues if you try to open them in DecisionSpace 5000.0.0.
Some DecisionSpace applications may display buttons that have a colored border but
no fill. (Defect ID: 179528)
Cross Plot 2D calculates the r-squared (the coefficient of determination) value of the
selected data and displays it as a correlation coefficient in the crossplot. (Defect IDs:
733021 and 736666)
The DecisionSpace histogram plot axes display in the United States decimal format
regardless of the locale setting. (Defect ID: 168070)
Previously, if you noticed that the datum associated with a fault was not shifted, the
SeisWorks project was disconnected from the OpenWorks project. Faults were not
datum shifted if they were created in a SeisWorks project that was already deleted or
otherwise disconnected from the current OpenWorks project.
Seismic faults were selected during a SeisWorks interpretation. However, the fault
segments were stored in the OpenWorks project. It was possible to disconnect the
original SeisWorks project (i.e., delete it or move it) and still retain the fault segments
in the OpenWorks project. In these instances, the fault segment remained in
OpenWorks, but the SeisWorks project was no longer accessible.
When determining the datum for fault segments, OpenWorks used the datum of the
survey associated with each segment. If the associated survey for a segment was not
found, no datum was applied to that segment. For fault planes, OpenWorks used the
datum of the survey associated with the first segment returned by Oracle (which can
be randomly ordered).
If the survey for this segment was not found, then no datum was applied. (Defect ID:
520469)
A list of all the SeisWorks projects associated with the fault segments in an
OpenWorks project can be obtained with the following SQL command:
The above command returned the list of projects referenced. To replace all references
to MyProject with MyNewProject, use the following SQL command:
When you are done typing the above SQL commands, enter the following SQL
commands: commit to commit the changes, or rollback to correct mistakes.
Alternatively, on a computer with SeisWorks installed, you could see which SeisWorks
project the fault segment is tied to by using the Fault Data Manager. The Fault Data
Manager can also be used to re-assign fault segments to an existing survey and to
restore the datum, provided that the segment is re-assigned to a project with the same
datum as the original (deleted) project. To access the Fault Data Manager, do as
follows:
1. From the OpenWorks Command Menu, select Data > Management > Seismic
Project Manager.
2. On the Seismic Project Manager, select Faults > Fault Data Manager.
3. On the Segment Editing tab, use the segment editing capabilities to re-assign a
fault segment to a different SeisWorks project. For detailed information about
editing fault segments, refer to the Seismic Project Utilities Manual. The manual is
available from the Help menu in the Seismic Project Manager.
You cannot drag and drop an object from the Data Set Selector (Applications > Data
selection) to the Working Data Set. (Defect ID: 165533)
In the Data tab of the Cross Plot 2D dialog, if you select the Discrete Data option for
the X and Y axes and select Fault Name dataset as the attribute on any of the axes,
the axes labels in the crossplot overlap each other and are unreadable. This happens
because the data length of the Fault Name is 1083. It works for all other combinations.
(Defect ID: 698372)
• ‘Close All’ option in tab view closes all tabs without any warning
In AssetView and PowerView, if you click Close All to close all the tabs in the
application, you will not get a warning to save the session or cancel the action. When
you close the last tab in AssetView, the application crashes. In PowerView, a blank
window remains open in the application with no option to add any tab. This is because
these two applications cannot be launched in one JVM in this release. To launch
AssetView and PowerView simultaneously, you will have to launch another instance
of DecisionSpace. (Defect ID: 736306)
In the Regression tab of the Cross Plot 2D dialog, if you select Enable Regression and
then force the regression line to pass through origin, the value of the displayed
correlation coefficient will be incorrect. (Defect ID: 733017)
Performance Issues
• When you clear a session that includes a RESCUE model, the memory that was
allocated for the RESCUE model may not get completely restored for general use. As
a result, loading and clearing multiple sessions that use RESCUE models may result
in degraded performance.The workaround for this problem is to select File -> Unload
3D Grid menu to remove the RESCUE grid before clearing the session in AssetView.
(Defect ID: 754626)
• The best way to ensure adequate performance of DecisionSpace is to ensure that all
hardware and software requirements are met. If your hardware is not up to
specification, DecisionSpace might still run, but its performance may be significantly
diminished.
• Refer to the release notes of individual applications for information on how to optimize
performance for specific applications.
GUI Issues
• GUI panels often do not remember their last settings. (Defect ID: 517657)
• Invalid characters
Using certain special characters (such as \ = ;) in data names can cause problems.
If AssetView cannot view your OpenWorks or SeisWorks projects, ensure that you
have valid dir.dat, owdir.dat, and plist.dat configuration files in your
$OWHOME/conf directory. Typically, $OWHOME is set to C:/Landmark/OpenWorks.
If you create a new grid in StratWorks, or delete an existing grid in StratWorks, the
AssetView Data Selector list of existing grids does not automatically update. You have
to click the Rescan icon to force the list to update. (Defect ID: 180419)
SeisWorks data access is not reliable from remote Network Appliance or remote
Windows drives. SeisWorks horizons may be displayed in 3D view but may not show
up in the working dataset. This problem occurs when Opportunistic Locking (OpLocks)
is set on the device serving the file server. Unix environments generally do not take
advantage of the oplocks capabilities, so accessing SeisWorks projects on Unix drives
through Samba is not a problem.
You have two options for properly accessing devices that understand OpLocks:
The recommended approach is to disable OpLocks on the server side. That way you
do not have to worry that all clients that may access data on the server are configured
correctly. Another benefit is that disabling OpLocks can be limited to the volumes
associated with seismic project data. (Defect ID: 145582)
The following are some references that define steps for disabling OpLocks for different
implementations of file server access. This list is not complete. You should consult the
documentation associated with your file server configuration to determine how to
disable OpLocks.
Samba - This software runs on a Unix server and can make file systems show up as
Windows shares in the PC environment.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba/chapter/book/ch05_05.html
Network Appliance - A Network Attached Storage (NAS) device provides file sharing
functionality to both Windows and Unix environments.
http://www.netapp.com/library/tr/3024.pdf
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;296264
Hummingbird's Maestro - This is a Network File System (NFS) client for the PC. Its
installation documentation contains configuration options that explain how to disable
OpLocks.
Adobe Acrobat Reader (acroread) may not run on some Linux OS. This problem can
be caused by the default setting of the LANG variable as en_US. Setting this variable
to LANG=C may solve this problem. You have two options for setting your LANG
variable on Linux:
• Edit the acroread script and add export LANG=C in the intellinux case stanza.
#!/bin/sh
export LANG=C
/usr/local/Acrobat5/bin/acroread $1
Application-Specific Issues
Refer to the individual application release notes for application-specific known problems.
The applications shipped in this release include DMS, the Nexus simulator, and FieldPlan.
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