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virat_garg
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Hi all,
How we resolve soc7 , soc4 ,SD37 ERROR.
CHEERS
VIRAT |
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William Thompson
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s0c7: Data exception; Find the bad data and fix it or recognize the invalid data and avoid using it.
s0c4: Protection exception; Find the code that is requesting unowned or wrong key storage.
SD37: No space available; Allocate more space. |
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Amit Manas Dubey
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S0C7 is Data Exception abend. Compile ur program with TEST option and check the line no in ur COBOL pgm where the pgm abends. Then check whether the field has correct data. It is usually caused by incorrect values being moved to numeric fields or uninitialised numeric fields.
also, the abend might produce an offset for XREF pgms where you can check the associated verb and find the error. |
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William Thompson
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| Amit Manas Dubey wrote: |
| Compile ur program with TEST option and check... |
Test, schmest, just look at the dump where the PSW is pointing to and see the bad data. Then just backup address-wise and determine where the garbage came from. |
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