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Vivek Wilson
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Hi,
I'm trying to run a program with an Input VSAM File, but it gives a VSAM File Status code of 37 & Abends. The Previous day's VSAM file runs properly though. What can be the error, & how can I fix it? I can open the file in normal Browse mode (Through 3.4) . It's only an I/P, so no edit access required. What can I do? |
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expat
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Did you bother to read the topic at the top of the forum - FILE STATUS CODES
It may help you if you did |
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Vivek Wilson
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| expat wrote: |
Did you bother to read the topic at the top of the forum - FILE STATUS CODES
It may help you if you did |
I did actually. But my file is not in Violation of any of the specified conditions. Which is why I even posted the query here. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
It might be helpful if you show us the COBOL code along with the definition of VSAM . . . |
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enrico-sorichetti
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investigate what happened since last time Your program run successfully
dataset changes
program changes
the issue has been debated a few times around here |
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Vivek Wilson
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| I've followed those threads. The info provided there was of no use either. There are no Dataset changes or Program changes. The same program runs perfectly fine with another file, of similar structure. All indications are that there's something wrong with this particualr file, although it has the same properties as the file that ran successfully. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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There are no Dataset changes or Program changes.
The same program runs perfectly fine with another file, of similar structure. |
be consistent in Your logic... please
a different dataset looks like a change to me
similar is not <EQUAL> to equal |
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Vivek Wilson
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
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There are no Dataset changes or Program changes.
The same program runs perfectly fine with another file, of similar structure. |
be consistent in Your logic... please
a different dataset looks like a change to me
similar is not <EQUAL> to equal |
OK, the Dataset has changed, but the Dataset properties are identical between the previous dataset & the current dataset. No Change whatsoever in the program or any other file used in the JCL. |
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Robert Sample
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| You're not posting necessary information -- the actual OPEN statement, the SELECT statement for the file, and the execution JCL referencing the file; a LISTCAT of both the file that works and the file that doesn't work would also be helpful. |
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