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shreejita
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Hi,
I have coded a simple PLI program but unable to find the solution for this
DCL A FIXED DEC(5) INIT(0);
DCL B FIXED DEC(5) INIT(0);
DCL C FIXED DEC(5) INIT(175);
PUT DATA (A,B,C);
I get ONCODE=8094 Protection exception which says address translation error or storage protected .
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prino
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| This code cannot lead to a S0C4,the actual error is in statement 42. |
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shreejita
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HI,
I didn't understand your answer.
My program just looks like this
MYPGM: PROC OPTION(MAIN);
DCL A FIXED DEC(5) INIT(0);
DCL B FIXED DEC(5) INIT(0);
DCL C FIXED DEC(5) INIT(175);
PUT DATA (A,B,C);
END MYPGM;
Only 6 lines all together. |
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Robert Sample
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Here's a quote from chapter 13.5 of the Language Reference manual. See if you can figure out which of these restrictions your data does not meet:
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A based variable in the data-list has the following restrictions:
* The variable must not be based on an OFFSET variable.
* The pointer on which the variable is based must not be in DEFINED storage.
* If the pointer on which the variable is based is itself BASED, then the chain of basing pointers must end with a pointer that is neither BASED nor DEFINED.
A defined variable in the data-list must:
* Be a picture or character variable
* Not be defined on a controlled variable
* Not be defined on an element or cross section of an array
* Not be defined with a nonconstant POSITION attribute
Typed structures can not be used in data-directed input/output statements. |
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prino
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| Robert Sample wrote: |
Here's a quote from chapter 13.5 of the Language Reference manual. See if you can figure out which of these restrictions your data does not meet:
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A based variable in the data-list has the following restrictions:
* The variable must not be based on an OFFSET variable.
* The pointer on which the variable is based must not be in DEFINED storage.
* If the pointer on which the variable is based is itself BASED, then the chain of basing pointers must end with a pointer that is neither BASED nor DEFINED.
A defined variable in the data-list must:
* Be a picture or character variable
* Not be defined on a controlled variable
* Not be defined on an element or cross section of an array
* Not be defined with a nonconstant POSITION attribute
Typed structures can not be used in data-directed input/output statements. |
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All of the above would lead to errors at compile time, not a S0C4 at run-time. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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it is difficult to understand what is going on over there
the program as written will not even compile !
once corrected the obvious mistake it ran correctly even under MVS 3.8 PLI F (5.5 )
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shreejita
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Hi,
For me Compile works with maxcc=0 but runtime SOC4.
Can u let me know how to solve this????
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enrico-sorichetti
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NO! until You post more info
jcl used, output of the run |
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shreejita
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Thanks for the reply
I am using pli version PLI.V2R3M0 and PGM=IEL0AA,PARM='OBJECT,NODECK,SIZE,MAX),XREF,MACRO' and getting MAXCC=0 but when run the program i am getting SOC4 AS FOLLOWING MESSAGE
IBM0534S ONCODE=8094 Protection exception
From compile unit EXAM96 at entry point EXAM96 at compile unit offset +00000108 at entry offset +00000100 at address 09900968.
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enrico-sorichetti
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when asking for help You should post what is being asked, not what You feel like
otherwise is just a useless back and forth
Your last post adds nothing to the starting info
post full input job stream, full sysout |
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Robert Sample
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| For me Compile works with maxcc=0 but runtime SOC4. |
So what? A compile code of zero merely means that the syntax is correct. It does not mean that the program will produce correct results -- or, indeed, any results at all -- since the program may do things that cause abends even though the syntax is fine. |
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