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dilipsvd
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I m getting S0C7 when calling a program.
CALL 'ABCD' USING A-XYZ B-XYZ.---> In this line getting S0C7
Can somebody tell me what might be causing this.
I have verified the linkage data and everything is valued correctly.
Also If I run the same Job thru expeditor I m not getting S0C7 abend. job runs successfully. |
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CICS Guy
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| dilipsvd wrote: |
I m getting S0C7 when calling a program.
CALL 'ABCD' USING A-XYZ B-XYZ.---> In this line getting S0C7
Can somebody tell me what might be causing this. |
Bad data.....
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| I have verified the linkage data and everything is valued correctly. |
And how did you 'verify' this?
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| Also If I run the same Job thru expeditor I m not getting S0C7 abend. job runs successfully. |
Curious..... |
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dilipsvd
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1) Verified data using Display (COMP3 were moved to numeric and so on)
2) and in expeditor
My understanding was, even if there is bad data in the linkage it should not cause problem until it is used in the calling program |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| My understanding was, even if there is bad data in the linkage it should not cause problem until it is used in the calling program |
Either your understanding is incorrect or this is a typo. . .
If a field is defined as comp-3 and does not have valid numeric data, it can cause a s0c7 in either the calling or the called module. . . Suggest you find what value is in the field when the 0c7 happens.
One reason that the run might run ok under xpediter is that some of the values are at different places in memory than when not run with Xpediter and sometimes there is a valid numeric value and other times not. Suggest looking for an uninitialized variable. A good practice is to move zeros (or some other value) to all comp-3 fields (either as a VALUE, an INITIALIZE, or a MOVE). |
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CICS Guy
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| dilipsvd wrote: |
| CALL 'ABCD' USING A-XYZ B-XYZ.---> In this line getting S0C7 |
What proof is it 'this line' that is causing the S0C7? And don't give me that 'expeditor' crap, look at the dump, all the answers are there.
Are you sure that it is not a S0C4?
Where does the PSW point to? What is the assembler code at that (always provided) PSW?
CALLs do not S0C7, they might S0C4 or others, but S0C7 requires an assembler instruction that is interruptible by a 'data exception'..... |
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