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kvkkumar
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Location: hyderabad
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WHEN EIBAID = DFHPF5
PERFORM RCVMAP
IF WS-RESP = DFHRESP(NORMAL) THEN
MOVE 80 TO WS-LEN
EXEC CICS READ
FILE('VSAM142')
INTO(EMPF)
RIDFLD(EMPIDI)
LENGTH(WS-LEN)
UPDATE
END-EXEC
IF WS-RESP = DFHRESP(NORMAL) THEN
EXEC CICS DELETE
FILE('VSAM142')
RESP(WS-RES1)
END-EXEC
MOVE LOW-VALUE TO EMPVMPGO
IF WS-RES1 = DFHRESP(NORMAL) THEN
MOVE 'RECORD DELETED' TO MSGO
END-IF
ELSE
IF WS-RESP = DFHRESP(NOTFND) THEN
MOVE 'READ FAILED' TO MSGO
END-IF
END-IF [/color]
END-IF
PERFORM SENDMAP |
In the above code, I could successfully test the 'RECORD DELETED' if block..
When I am trying to delete some record which is not existing in VSAM file, then I am not getting 'READ failed' message.
After READ, I could see NOTFND exception, Eventhough I handled it in the code, it is getting abended..instead of displaying the message..
What is the error in the code?
Regards,
Kiran |
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Robert Sample
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| Please learn to use the Code button when posting code. I've edited your post to do so this time. |
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Robert Sample
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| Please note that you are testing WS-RESP for a value. Where is the RESP option on the READ command? |
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kvkkumar
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| Thank you.. |
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kvkkumar
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Thank you Robert..
It is working fine now.. Sorry for silly mistake.. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
Good to hear it is working - thank you for letting us know 
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| It is working fine now.. Sorry for silly mistake.. |
Once we know the reason, many things seem silly, though they did not seem silly before the answer was known  |
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