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pravin madoori
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In my program i am getting a RC 20 for TBADD, from manuals I found it to be a severe error. what are the situations which cause sever error to tbadd?
In my code when i am not using key it's working , however if i use KEY it's giving sever error[rc 20].
My code sample:
KEYN = '(MCMFGNO)';
NLIST = '(field1,fielsd2)
CALL ISPLINK ('TBCREATE',table1,KEYN,NLIST,'NOWRITE','REPLACE',
' ','SHARE'); ,
CALL ISPLINK('TBADD',table1,' ','ORDER'); |
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ofer71
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After the TBADD, use VGET for ZERRLM and ZERRSM and display them.
Other options are: (1) run the Dialog trace facility; (2) Use ISPVCALL; (3) Use the TRACE keyword in batch.
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pravin madoori
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I am getting below numeric values instead of message text.
ZERRLM : 0.00000E+00
ZERRSM : 0.00000E+00 .
From manual I see below definition:
ZERRSM Short-message text in which variables have been resolved.
ZERRLM Long-message text in which variables have been resolved.
ZERRHM The name of a Help panel, if one was specified in the message
definition.
ZERRALRM The value YES if an alarm was specified in the message definition
(.ALARM=YES); otherwise, the value NO.
ZERRMSG, ZERRSM, and ZERRLM are changed only when the return code from a
DM component service is greater than 8.
These system variables are in the function pool, if it exists |
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ofer71
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Are you running in batch or in foreground?
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pravin madoori
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| I am running in batch. |
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expat
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| And do you have all of the ISPF libraries that are allocated to your online TSO session allocated to the batch job ? |
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pravin madoori
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TBADD is working fine if I am using empty keylist.. it's giving problem when I am using Key.
My key field lenth is 7. Keyn size i am using is 150B..I do not think this is the issue.
Key field is declared like below:
DCL
FLENGTH = 7;
CALL ISPLINK('VDEFINE','(MCMFGNO)',MCMFGNO,'CHAR',FLENGTH);
DCL MCMFGNO CHAR (07) STATIC INIT('');
Key list is declared like below:
DCL KEYN CHAR (150) STATIC INIT('');
KEYN = '(MCMFGNO)';
Is there any meterial where I can see examples with explanation , for beginer. for instant I am not clear on how to declare variables for Key list, dialog table list.I am just assuming that it should be greater than sum of list of variables. |
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ofer71
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It is always a good practice to start by reading the fine manual.
In this manual, under the ISPSTART syntax, please read how to use TRACE and TEST keywords in batch. I found it very helpfull when debugging.
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enrico-sorichetti
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pravin madoori
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| I found what is the problem. I was using key name as S_MFGNO, which is not valide.. it would have been smfgno. |
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dick scherrer
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Thank you for posting your solution 
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