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Robert Sample
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| Yes, but YOU will have to find and make the change since you are not posting anything source related. If IDMS is involved, you may need to get the DBA involved to help figure out the actual problem and how to fix it. |
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vinod kumar prasad
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sorry but as all my codes are classified can't post it here.
Anyways i'll try to get the hepl of DBA on the same.
Thanks for all your expert advices. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| what classification do your codes have? |
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Robert Sample
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Dick, I'm thinking maybe TS/SCI with a NOFORN designation?  |
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Ed Goodman
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At our shop, our spool handling program can have a filter added to it. This filter can be told to select only certain lines from the output of a job. Our shop set up the list of messages to be shown about a decade ago.
People still use it, and it causes exactly this kind of confusion.
There are probably a raft of messages from the link-edit step that are not matching the filter the TS is using. So they type "SS" in the little command area and see what they posted abouve, never guessing there are 500 other lines of information that would help them.
I suggest looking to make sure there isn't another command to use that does not filter out any lines. |
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dick scherrer
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| Still its fishy how RC can be 12 is i got only 4 informations. |
What is fishy is your remarkable unwillingness to actually read and comprehend what the system gives you.
You keep mixing unrelated "things" and then wonder why they are not consistent. You need to address each warning or error message and resolve it. Then, try to recompile and relink. You need to carefully read the informatoinal / diagnostic information generated by each step of your compile/link process. |
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