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rosmi joseph
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Hi,
I am getting a strange SOC4 abend. I am trying to run a code in test region that runs perfectly well in the production environment. I have provided all the input files as in production.
But it gives a SOC4. Abend occurs when we try to open a GSAM file.
CALL 'CBLTDLI' USING WS-FUNC-OPEN
PCB-RB006-GSAM
END-CALL
This GSAM corresponds to the last PCB in my PSB. All other GSAMs are going fine in the OPEN call.
Also, the DD names are as below.
//DDBRB004 DD DUMMY
//DDBRB005 DD DUMMY
//DDBRB006 DD DUMMY
Could this abend be because of trying to open a dummy file? Or is it related to some access to that particular PCB in the PSB.
Please help me with this.
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Sandy Zimmer
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| I always used a DISP=SHR on dummy files. |
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babai043
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hi,
may be this cause
Trying to use File Section variables without opening the file
Regards,
Srinivas Jala |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Location: Mumbai, India
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| Sandy Zimmer wrote: |
| I always used a DISP=SHR on dummy files. |
It's not required actually, because no I/O is performed to the dummy data set, the system checks the SPACE and DISP parameters, if coded, for syntax, then ignores them. If you code UNIT with DUMMY, the system will ignore it if the specified unit name is syntactically correct and defined to the system. Otherwise the system terminates the job.
About the actual thread, I don't have a good answer, but yeah this
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| Could this abend be because of trying to open a dummy file? |
can be a probable reason. |
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Bitneuker
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| At least provide the DCB parms, even with DD DUMMY. |
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