Re: Calling Actuate from Forte

Tanya,
Actuate supplies C-API's to both their report viewer and the report server.
There is also an ActiveX control version of the report viewer that you can
embed with Forte 3. There is example wrapper code lying around somewhere,
look on the Forte Shareware site.
Regards
Richard Stobart
Consultant, ECSoft, UK
101 Wigmore Street
London W1H 9AA
(0171) 355 1101
-----Original Message-----
From: Tanya Scott <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: 16 June 1998 17:37
Subject: Calling Actuate from Forte
For those using Actuate with Forte.
What is the best way to call Actuate reports from Forte? Is it difficult?
Exactly how is it done?
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Calling Actuate from Forte

For those using Actuate with Forte.
What is the best way to call Actuate reports from Forte? Is it difficult?
Exactly how is it done?
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Tanya,
Please send any responses to [email protected].
I am currently working on an Invoicing project for Williams Conferencing in Denver, CO. We are using Actuate to generate invoices, in conjunction with an Invoicing application developed in Forte.
You have many options.
As far as integrating with Actuate, you can use their Actuate ActiveX controls, Requestor API or their Report Server API. You can read about the pros and cons of these methods in the "About the APIs" section of the "Actuate Application Programming Interfaces Guide" on page xxxi.
Using the Report Server API gives you more control than using the Requestor API. For example, we are currently unaware of a way of preventing versions of a report from being created when a report is regenerated, using the Requestor API. This can easily be accomplished using the Report Server API. But, the Report Server API is more difficult to use.
I am not familiar enough with ActiveX to comment on the ease and viability of using ActiveX to integrate Forte with Actuate.
Our approach is to create a C DLL using MS Visual C++ and integrate it with Forte. Our C DLL contains high level functions, such as GenerateInvoice(...) and PrintInvoice(...). Our high level functions contain calls to the Actuate Requestor API. Now that our C function are integrated with Forte, we are able to call them directly from our Forte application TOOL code.
For information on integrating C with Forte, read chapter 2 of the Forte book entitled "Integrating with External Systems". I have attached a document I wrote that enumerates the steps to integrate C with Forte.
The method we use to integrate Forte with Actuate is time consuming and tedious. If anyone knows of a better method, please let me know.
Kind Regards,
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Calling COBOL from Forte

To: [email protected]
cc:
Subject: Calling COBOL from Forte
We have a large complex COBOL program that we've purchased that we
currently run on our mainframe system. We are in the process of re-writing
our system into FORTE but we want to keep this COBOL program. This COBOL
program would need to be called from FORTE and it in turn would need to
call FORTE methods. The interface between FORTE and COBOL would be done by
passing large data structures as parameters containing both Character and
Integer data fields. Can this be done since I'm not looking forward to
having to re-write this entire program in FORTE?
David Wilbur email: [email protected]
University of Windsor phone: 519-253-4232 ext. 2779
Windsor, Ontario Canada
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Another alternative is to use the ExternalConnection class (in the
Framework project).
This would entail developing a "COBOL Function Server" on the mainframe to
"serve" the COBOL functions. I don't know if you can use COBOL for that,
but you should be able to use C, or PERL, or some other scripting language
that you can code a simple socket listener with on the mainframe.
This server would listen for requests to execute a COBOL function at a
designated port, call the COBOL function, and return its results via the
socket. On the Forte side you would use ExternalConnection to connect to,
send requests, and receive responses from the COBOL server. You can also
have a Forte server listen in on another port for requests from the COBOL
program and "serve" it Forte functions.
You would, in essence, be developing a COBOL/Forte gateway.
You would need to think about a simple application protocol to make the
requests/responses work. Something based on paramter=value pairs should
work well, is simple to code for, and simple to synchronize. For example :
request=get_employee_data
employee_no = 12345
<end_of_request>
request=produce_payroll_report
report_no=1705
format_no=1001
output_to=xyz
<end_of_request>
ExternalConnection class is a great way to create general Forte interfaces
to external systems. It does require some setting up, but is is worth the
effort.
Hope this helps.
-Nabil
At 03:21 PM 2/6/97 PST, Digital/Forte 06-Feb-1997 1512 wrote:
The only way I am aware of calling COBOL programs from Forte is through
C-wrappering since Forte does not provide a direct interface to COBOL.
This has been done on various platforms but with complex data structures
this can be turn out to be messy.
There are a lot of other middleware supported by Forte like
ObjectBroker&DCE but COBOL is not supported directly by these productseither.
>
I am not aware of what kind of processing your COBOL and Forte apps
do (interactive/batch) or what databases (if any) are involved,but it may be
easier for both to interact with a common database if it is feasible.
Does anyone else have better ideas?
- Arvind
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Faxing from Forte

We have an application from which we'd like to send faxes. We would
ideally like to send in the fax number, recipient info, and maybe some
cover page text and have the fax go out automatically. Another requirement
is that we'd need to be able to do this over a network since only the
server will have a fax modem. I know that there are numerous fax software
packages out there that act as printers (under windows) where we could then
use the Forte printing facilities to send the fax. I'm not sure, however,
how we would go about passing in the parameters and having the fax go out
automatically. Usually a dialog box will come up allowing the user to
enter the fax #, etc.
Does anyone out there know of a good fax package that might support
something like this (maybe using OLE?) or one that has an API that we might
be able to hook into from Forte? If you have done this kind of thing
before in any manner I would also be interested in that.
Thanks,
Phil Maddaloni
Access Health

At 12:52 PM 4/16/97 -0600, you wrote:
>
We have an application from which we'd like to send faxes. We would
ideally like to send in the fax number, recipient info, and maybe some
cover page text and have the fax go out automatically. Another requirement
is that we'd need to be able to do this over a network since only the
server will have a fax modem. I know that there are numerous fax software
packages out there that act as printers (under windows) where we could then
use the Forte printing facilities to send the fax. I'm not sure, however,
how we would go about passing in the parameters and having the fax go out
automatically. Usually a dialog box will come up allowing the user to
enter the fax #, etc.
Does anyone out there know of a good fax package that might support
something like this (maybe using OLE?) or one that has an API that we might
be able to hook into from Forte? If you have done this kind of thing
before in any manner I would also be interested in that.A high end fax solution provider that we have utilized in building a Forte
fax system is GammaLink. They supply various types of fax boards and
development tool kits which can be called via from Forte via C API's. The
vendor URL is:
http://www.gammalink.com
The fax clients containing the fax boards and GammaLink software can be
deployed on a Forte node over the network. The fax boards generally expect
to receive graphics in TIF3 graphics format, although other formats may be
possible via conversion capabilities within the product.
This may be overkill for what you are looking for, but it should be a good
source to get you started in the area of requirements and reference information.
Good luck, and please let me know if you require any follow-up information.
Regards, Steve Armstrong
Steve Armstrong
Technical Manager
Sage Solutions, Inc.
Englewood, CO
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Execute Oracle Package Function call from FORTE

Has anyone EVER successfully execute an Oracle Package Function call from FORTE
via " sql execute procedure "?
Here's my question, I am able to execute a stored procedure but hasn't figured
out a way to execute a function which defined in a package. The syntax goes
like this: sql execute procedure <PackageName>.<FunctionName> ( input
input_parm, output output_parm). If anyone EVER successfully execute a
function, please let me know, thanks.

You'll need to provide a column alias for the function call:
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Calling a PL/SQL from Forte code

Hi, We are using the Sun UDS 5.1.3
I need to call directly from the code a PL/SQL stored procedure. It is true that this would defeat the Forte layer purpose but I have a very specific case. Is there an easy way to do so?

I don't remember how after all these years, but I remember that I made a native Informix call in a special way. So it seems logical that you should be able to do the same for Oracle...
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Calling DCE RPCs from Forte

Hi all,
We are considering the use of DCE RPC with Forte.
I know that it is possible to both call-in and call-out to DCE from
Forte, and we are primarily interested in calling out, i.e.
presenting an existing set of DCE RPCs as methods in a virtual Forte
service object to be invoked by Forte clients. What we would like to
know is:-
In this scenario, what would be used as the interacting mechanism
between the Forte client and the virtual service object containing
the DCE RPCs? Would it be DCE instead of Forte messaging?
Am I correct to think that we won't be able to use Forte features
such as load balancing, fail-over, and asynchronous method invokation
on this virtual service object? Are there any other Forte features
which we won't be able to utilize?
Anyone can share their experiences on this subject?
Cheers
Michael Chiu.

Michael,
In this scenario where Forte is front-ending the DCE functions
with a service object, the Forte clients would use standard Forte
messaging to send messages to this Forte partition which in turn
would use DCE messaging to call-out to your DCE services. Given
that, the Forte clients could still use the benefits of Forte
messaging such as async, load balance, etc.
Bobby
At 01:07 PM 1/24/97 +0800, Michael Chiu wrote:
Hi all,
We are considering the use of DCE RPC with Forte.
I know that it is possible to both call-in and call-out to DCE from
Forte, and we are primarily interested in calling out, i.e.
presenting an existing set of DCE RPCs as methods in a virtual Forte
service object to be invoked by Forte clients. What we would like to
know is:-
In this scenario, what would be used as the interacting mechanism
between the Forte client and the virtual service object containing
the DCE RPCs? Would it be DCE instead of Forte messaging?
Am I correct to think that we won't be able to use Forte features
such as load balancing, fail-over, and asynchronous method invokation
on this virtual service object? Are there any other Forte features
which we won't be able to utilize?
Anyone can share their experiences on this subject?
Cheers
Michael Chiu.
Bobby Carp Forte Software, Inc.
Mailto:[email protected] 1800 Harrison St. 15th Floor
voice: 510-869-3451 Oakland, CA 94612
fax: 510-834-1508
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Re: Actuate in Forte Application

This is just a guess, but it looks to me like perhaps
NT is not recognizing "cl" as a command. What happens
when you type "cl" on a command line?
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Have you run the 'vcvars32.bat before, or registered
any required variable in environmental memory ?
(devstudio/vc/bin/vcvars32.bat if I remember well :-) )
bye
j-p
-----Message d'origine-----
De: Kien Chung Chin [SMTP:[email protected]]
Date: lundi 3 mai 1999 09:16
A: Forte Users
Objet: Actuate in Forte Application
Hi, guys,
Currently, I am testing on Actuate called from Forte Application. I
downloaded the example from Forte support web site. I tried and followed
the instruction that was given, but I couldn't make it work.
The problem is Forte couldn't produce the DLL file; there has MS Visual
C++ 5.0 installed.
I did;
- actlayer.obj has been produced (with reqbasic.h)
- before actwrap.pex import into Forte external library (reqst32.dll)
change to relevent directory; and also external object file
(actlayer.obj).
- when Forte compilation library (DLL) cannot be produce. (include
directories for c++, Actuate and Forte were set into system variable -
path). It gave the following error:
Forte_cl0: Fetched SubAgents
Forte_cl0: Generating code for library ActWrap.
Forte_cl0: Completed code generation for ActWrap.
Forte_cl0: Attempting to obtain compile sessions for needed
architectures.
Forte_cl0: Beginning compilation for PC NT.
Forte_cl0: Compilation of actwrap on PC NT completed. Here are the
results:
BEGIN FILE
Working directory is c:\forte\tmp\cg2\pc_nt\actwrap
Processing BOM file: actwrap.bom
The name specified is not recognized as an
internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
cl /W3 /Gf /GX /MD /c /Ob1 /vmg /DSTRICT /DWIN32 /D__WIN32__
/DLIBOO_DLL /DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
/Ic:\forte\install\inc\cmn /Ic:\forte\install\inc\os
/Ic:\forte\install\inc\ds
/Ic:\forte\install\inc\handles /Ic:\forte /Foactwrap.obj /Tp actwrap.cc
Error during compilation, aborting.
END FILE
Forte_cl0:
Forte_cl0: Completed compilation for PC NT.
I continue to import the interface part, when run interface Forte gave
'actwrap.dll' not found in 'c:\forte\userapp\actwrap\cl0' directory.
Is there anyone try on that example? I hope I can get help from you, and
your little suggestion is a big help for me, I am very much appreciated.
Regards,
William
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Accessing AS/400 data from Forte

Dear Forte Users,
How are you accessing data stored on your AS/400 from Forte running on a
Unix node?
Here at CIBA Vision we would like to see the AS/400's physical files
(which I believe are DB2 tables) from Forte on an HP-UX 10.20 node as a
database (i.e. be able to use a DBSession object) and be able to select,
insert, update, and delete from them . Is there a simple solution like
make a DB2 resource manager on the HP-UX node and tell it to connect to
the AS/400 (I wish it were that easy). I've only researched two ways
that it could be done so far and haven't actually proven that either one
of them works (or performs) yet:
1) Use Oracle's "Transparent Gateway" to make the AS/400 look like an
Oracle remote database
2) Use Intersolv's (now Merant's) ODBC to make the AS/400 look like an
ODBC data source
IBM's Client Access 400 comes with a DLL under Windows that uses this to
make the AS/400 look like an ODBC data source. From researching Client
Access I know the AS/400 has a TCP/IP listener running on port 8471 (the
AS/400 calles it port "as-database"). What is this listener -- IBM
makes this sound like an ODBC listener? Is this an ODBC listener and if
so can any ODBC client talk to this server? Unfotunately Client Access
is only available on Windows platforms and using NT as our application
server is out of the question. IBM referred me to StarQuest, a company
who makes Client Access for Unix. However, the salesman there was
unsure if they had replicated all of the PC Client Access (including
the ODBC shared library). However, they did say they were working on
making a Unix ODBC driver that talked to the AS/400 in RDMA (or
something like that -- the DB2 native language).
Any help or insight would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
-J.C.
J.C. Hamlin, Senior Consultant, Forte National Practice
Born Information Services, Inc., Wayzata, MN
Ph1: (612) 404-4000 Ph2: (612) 783-8270 Fax: (612) 404-4441
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hi,
A linked button works the same as an edit text. Just cast the specific object of the cell in an edit text object
In C# code this gives the following
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How to invoke COM DLL from Forte

Is there a sample available for C wrapper for COM Methods ?

Talking to a COM object from Forte is possible if the COM object uses apartment model threading. Anything else and you will have problems.
Refer to the "Integrating with windows and macintosh" manual and the chapter on OLE integration. COM is just OLE with extras. DCOM is just COM/OLE with remote support. Microsoft likes to put fancy names on old tech.
You will need to use the olegen program supplied with forte to generate a forte supplier plan that wraps the COM object. Then you can use the forte objects just like a COM object.
Be aware though that COM has a number of limitations that you must be carefull of. You MUST talk to the COM object using the same thread that you created the COM object in. Don't initialise in the Init method and then call it from somewhere else (Service object Init methods are run from a different thread).
It is useally safest to single thread all access to the object.

Calling report from form. Need PDF output

I am calling a report from a form using RUN_PRODUCT. I need to display the form in PDF format. When the user clicks the button in the form to run the report, acrobat reader should open up and the report displayed there. Please help.
Thanks

Thanks for the response. The first part worked. I am able to get the output in PDF format. In the 2nd part where I want to open acrobat and display the output, I am having some trouble with the code. When I compile, it says
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Also, in the After reports trigger, how do I pass vFile (I am assuming this is the PDF file name)?
Thanks
The first thing you'll want to do is pass parameters to the report IE DESTYPE, DESNAME and DESFORMAT where these could be FILE, 'c:\temp\report' and PDF.
Then, you can try this piece of code I wrote (with some help from other people at Metalink and here) sometime back. Now, I call it from forms, but in your case, you'd have to run it in the after report trigger. Since with RUN_PRODUCT you don't know when the report is finished, if you did it from the form, it wouldn't work correctly.
PROCEDURE OPEN_PDF(vFile IN VARCHAR2)
IS
vcServerApp varchar2(40);
vcServerTag varchar2(600);
vcCommand varchar2(2000);
iArgPos pls_integer;
dummy NUMBER;
BEGIN
-- 1 get the Server App for .PDF files
vcServerApp := win_api_environment.read_registry('HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\.PDF','',true);
-- 2 get the executable
vcServerTag := 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\'||
vcServerApp||'\SHELL\OPEN\COMMAND';
vcCommand:= win_api_environment.read_registry(vcServerTag,'',true);
-- 3 Sort out how to specify the Filename
iArgPos:= instr(vcCommand,'%1');
if iArgPos = 0 then --no substitution Var on the command line
vcCommand := vcCommand||' '||vFile;
else
vcCommand := substr(vcCommand,1,(iArgPos-1))||
vFile||substr(vcCommand,(iArgPos+2));
end if;
-- 4 Run using Winexec (or Host if preferred).
win_api_shell.winexec(vcCommand);
EXCEPTION
when no_data_found then
abortt('Acrobat Reader was not found! Please consult with your help desk to install it and try again.','N');
END;
Chad
I am calling a report from a form using RUN_PRODUCT. I need to display the form in PDF format. When the user clicks the button in the form to run the report, acrobat reader should open up and the report displayed there. Please help.
Thanks

Contact name not showing in call/sms log even when I call/sms from my address book.

Two things have changed on my phone recently.
1. I ran the latest update 4.3.2
2. My phone was not showing all the contacts in my address book that is in my Mobile Me account. Mobile me had 166 contacts. The iPhone 4 had 136. I I unchecked the syncing of my contacts on my phone. This removed all the contacts from my phone. Then I check the syncing options again. All 166 appeared on the phone.
I'm not sure which of the two caused the issue but now anytime someone who calls their name does not appear on the display or log, just their number. I can even call people from my address book and the display shows that I am calling them with their name and photo on display. However, in the call log the name does not show just their number. This applies for text messages. I send a message directly from within the contact card in the address book and in my text log it shows only the number and not the name.
I've turned the phone off and on a couple of times.
I would appreciate any advice.
Cheers

Thanks iraghib,
In the end I reset my phone to factory settings. I created a back up of my address book and ical. Reset the phone and did a sync again. This fixed it all. I didn't need to use the backups but is was nice to know they were there. I felt entering the various passwords for all my installed apps was a much better deal than adding the international area code to the 166 contacts I have in my address book.
Good luck. And thanks for the post.

How can I access my Call Handlers from outside line (outside district)

CISCO VoIP System Info:
Cisco Unity Connection version: 8.6.2ES25.21900-25
CM Admin System version: 8.6.2.21900-5 on C200M2 Servers
Our engineer setup our Call Handlers so that in our to change the recordings on them, you diall 7800 from a phone inside the office, or as he put it in the procedures, from within the district. Once you dial, you need to enter the user code, password, then the extension of the Call Handler, and we have no problems recording/changing any Call Handlers. However, due to possible inclement weather approaching in the next few weeks, I was asked how we cna change them from an outside line (manager's home, etc.). We cannot access from an outside line. 7800 is not a DID, it is simply the extension he assigned to access the call handlers. I even went so far as to setup a dummy phone and forward it to 7800, but this does not work either. It forwards to the extension's voicemail. Is there a way we can access the Call Handlers from an outside line? Any help would be gretaly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Hey Joseph,
Go Flames ....errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr maybe not so much
What you are trying to get to is really just the Greetings Administrator
conversation and there are multiple ways to get there.
For example, you can set up a Caller Input off any mailbox (Press 1-9) let's say 7 to
go to Conversation> Greetings Administrator. So you could set this on the managers mailbox
and when he calls his own number from home once his greeting
kicks in he can press 7 to link to the Greetings Administrator conversation
or
You could set up a DID DN xxx-xxx-2345 as a CTI-RP and set Call Forward All to reach Unity Connection.
In this case you will need to use the Forwarded Routing Rules = xxx-xxx-2345 route to
Greetings Administrator. Make sure to move this rule to the bottom of the list!!
Cheers!
Rob
"Why do the best things always disappear "
- The Band

Call tcode from alv report and passing group of values

hi all .
i want to call tcode from alv report and passing an internal table or group of values to a selection option of that t code ? how
ex. passing group of GL to fbl3n and display the detials of all .
thank you

Dear,
You have done a small mistake
--> rspar_line-option = 'EQ'.
rspar_line-HIGH = PDATE-HIGH.
u r passing "high" value and in "option u r passing "EQ" so how it will work!!!
So if u r passing only 1 date or more dates like 01.01.2010 , 15.02.2010 , 10.03.2010 then pass
rspar_line-selname = 'SO_BUDAT'.
rspar_line-kind = 'S'.
rspar_line-sign = 'I'.
rspar_line-option = 'EQ'.
rspar_line-LOW = PDATE-HIGH.
APPEND rspar_line TO rspar_tab.
or if u r passing low & high date means in range like 01.01.2010 to 30.01.2010, then pass
rspar_line-selname = 'SO_BUDAT'.
rspar_line-kind = 'S'.
rspar_line-sign = 'I'.
rspar_line-option = 'BT''.
rspar_line-LOW = PDATE-LOW.
rspar_line-HIGH = PDATE-HIGH.
APPEND rspar_line TO rspar_tab.
try above code , hope it helps...
i think u cannot use "call transaction using bdcdata" in ur case bcoz as u said in ur 1st post u want to display the details of all but still if u want to use then u should pass all parameters in loop.
PROGRAM
DYNPRO
DYNBEGIN
FNAM
FVAL
ex:-
LOOP AT GT_TEMP INTO GS_TEMP.
CLEAR bdcdata_wa.
bdcdata_PROGRAM = 'SAPXXXX'.
bdcdata_DYNPRO = '1000'.
bdcdata_DYNBEGIN = 'X'.
bdcdata_wa-fnam = '''.
bdcdata_wa-fval = ''.
APPEND bdcdata_wa TO bdcdata_tab.
CLEAR bdcdata_wa.
bdcdata_PROGRAM = ''.
bdcdata_DYNPRO = ''.
bdcdata_DYNBEGIN = ''.
bdcdata_wa-fnam = 'SD_SAKNR'.
bdcdata_wa-fval = GS_TEMP-GLACCOUNT.
APPEND bdcdata_wa TO bdcdata_tab.
CLEAR bdcdata_wa.
bdcdata_PROGRAM = ''.
bdcdata_DYNPRO = ''.
bdcdata_DYNBEGIN = ''.
bdcdata_wa-fnam = 'BDC_OKCODE'.
bdcdata_wa-fval = 'XXX'.
APPEND bdcdata_wa TO bdcdata_tab.
ENDLOOP.
try above code if u r using call transaction...
Edited by: mihir6666 on Jul 9, 2011 3:10 PM
Edited by: mihir6666 on Jul 9, 2011 3:11 PM
Edited by: mihir6666 on Jul 9, 2011 3:13 PM

I cannot log onto the App Store, the page appears when I call it from the dock or the Apple menu. I can call the log-in box from the menu bar, but on signing in the spinning icon just keeps spinning,(not the beachball). Any suggestions? Using 10.6.7 and u

I cannot log onto the App Store, the page appears when I call it from the dock or the Apple menu and I can call the log-in box from the menu bar, but on signing in the spinning icon just keeps spinning,(not the beachball). Using 10.6.7 and up-to-date on all software. Any suggestions?

Could be a third party app preventing you from being able to login.
Mac App Store: Sign in sheet does not appear, or does not accept typed text
If it's not a third party issue, follow the instructions here.
Quit the MAS if it's open.
Open a Finder window. Select your Home folder in the Sidebar on the left then open the Library folder then the Caches folder.
Move the com.apple.appstore and the com.apple.storeagent files from the Caches folder to the Trash
From the same Library folder open the Preferences folder.
Move these files Preferences folder to the Trash: com.apple.appstore.plist and com.apple.storeagent.plist
Same Library folder open the Cookies folder. Move the com.apple.appstore.plist file from the Cookies folder to the Trash.
Relaunch the MAS.

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