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shakti

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 6:50 am
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Hi,

We use driver module to receive data from web screen and this driver module is common for all the called programs.

My problem is I could see the values that has been passed from web in the copy book used in driver module.

But when the control comes to called program , I see the data is getting truncated and the GET function gets DX22 error which is length mismatch.

I use same copy book in both driver and called program.

The both modules use container and channel logic to process the data.


Please let me know if any one had similar issue and way to resolve this error.

Your input will be highly appreciated.

Thanks
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William Thompson

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 8:40 am
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CICS and COBOL?
Container/channel logic?
I'm not sure of the translation of a 'DX22', but my first guess for truncation error is to supect the recieving program.

Have you considerated how you can prove that the called program is/is not responsible for the error?
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