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How to handle user defined error in PL/I

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Biswa ranjan sahoo



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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 12:29 pm    Post subject: How to handle user defined error in PL/I  

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enrico-sorichetti



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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 12:35 pm    Post subject: Reply to: Hi all,how to handle user defined error in pl/i  

please, please be a bit more specific...

a user defined error is just that .... user defined
and following this line of thinking also the handling must be .... user defined :D

when You get a system abend You look at the systems code manual and follow the recommendations

when You get a user abend ( LE for example ) You look at the appropriate manual and follow the recommendations

when You get a user defined abend/error ( an abend/error You are causing by coding an abend for example )
You look at the application documentation and follow the recommendations

very little can be said to guide You further in the problem resolution
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