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Gopalakrishnan V
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Location: chennai
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Hi,
I want to compile a cobol program. The compile jcl is run successfully, but the runjcl gives the U4083 reason code=000002.
error message as "NO ACTIVE MODULE FOUND". If suppose any load module error i should get error at the time of compile. But compile is successful.
Please clarify my doubt....Thanks in advance |
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Robert Sample
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There are a number of incorrect suppositions and assumptions in what you've posted:
- you said you compiled the program but you did not mention running the linkage editor / binder against the program -- was this done?
- look at the linkage editor output. It will tell you what the load module name is that you need to execute, as well as the load library that the module was placed in (assuming you've got the options set correctly).
- a program may be compiled, linkage edited (bound) with zero return codes across the board and still you could get the NO ACTIVE MODULE FOUND message --- such as when you compiled program ABC0 (A-B-C-zero) and then executed program ABCO (A-B-C-letter O). In other words, check for typos.
- you may also need the LE run time library SCEERUN (and maybe SCEERUN2) to be included in your execution JCL
Bottom line: contact your site support group and work with them to identify the problem and resolve it. This is your best way to resolve this, especially considering you posted no system output to help us diagnose your problem. |
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Binop B
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Hi Gopalakrishnan,
A simple check you could do is to verify whether the load module name is available in the Load Library mentioned in your run JCL... |
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Bill O'Boyle
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If it's a Dynamic CALL, you will not get an error during compilation.
Check your JOB's LOADLIB concatenation.
Either the module is missing from one of the target LOADLIB's or you've omitted a LOADLIB from the concatenation entirely.
Bill |
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ridgewalker58
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Location: New York
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I looked at your POST and recognized your "error message". Just finished running my test --
*** Your problem may be in the name you
gave your DD Card which pointed to the file
that you were trying to open
1. I took a simple program that opened an INPUT file -
where the DD card was named //MYFILE1 DD ................
2. I CHANGED in JCL DD card to give it an erroneous name,
so tht when my program OPENED this input file -- It could
not find the DD card (because I had changed the name)
3. When I ran my program --
a. it tried to open the file
b. when it didn't find the DD Card for the file
c. "I believe" my program tried to call an ABEND program
and when it couldn't find the ABEND program --
My program gave me this ABEND MESSAGE
IEA995I SYMPTOM DUMP OUTPUT 831
USER COMPLETION CODE=4039 REASON CODE=00000000
TIME=13.01.17 SEQ=00623 CPU=0000 ASID=02FB
PSW AT TIME OF ERROR 078D1000 87825A4A ILC 2 INTC 0D
NO ACTIVE MODULE FOUND
NAME=UNKNOWN |
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Kjeld
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Location: Denmark
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U abend codes are runtime environment dependent so it would be nice to know the JCL you have been using.
User abend codes are normally documented in the Messages and Codes reference for the environment product. Possibly the error has been documented in SYSOUT or other job output. |
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