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rohin
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Hi,
Could somebody please explain or forward any relevant document on the following reasons?
1. I was getting S0C4 abend, when I used 2 copybooks in my Linkage section. This got solved when I removed one of the copybook. I understand that there is a funda that LS variable should be like
01 LS-VAR.
03 LS-VAR-LEN
03 LS-VAR-TXT....
But I have seen that in our shop, it does not give any error for multiple 01 level declarations in LS. Could anyone please explain?
2. Also, I am getting S0C4 now when my program is executing STOP RUN statement. Any explanation?
Regards,
Rohin |
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CICS Guy
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| rohin wrote: |
| But I have seen that in our shop, it does not give any error for multiple 01 level declarations in LS. Could anyone please explain? |
You can have as many 01s you want, but each needs to have addressability established before you access it.
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I understand that there is a funda that LS variable should be like
01 LS-VAR.
03 LS-VAR-LEN
03 LS-VAR-TXT.... |
This is true to access the JCL PARM field, but not necessarily true for other passed data in the linkage section. |
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rohin
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| Thanks for your help. Could anyone please explain the occurance of S0C4 while executing STOP RUN command? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If the program has an internal sort, it may be that you are issuing the STOP RUN while still in the sort. This very often causes an 0c4. |
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mytags
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Hi,
My suggestion is that it is due to mismatch of copy book .By replacing with accurate copy book for the program we can over come this error.
thanks
hari |
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