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Re: Program never ending

Some CL program somewhere is running RCLACTGRP at statement 6000 - when you have the joblog on the scree, put the cursor on it, press F1, then press F9. This will tell you which program is running the command.

HTH
Vern

At 11:55 AM 5/19/2005, you wrote:


Charles,

I have nt written any ACTIVATION GROUP either in my CLLE /RPGLE...

Why is it taking RCLACTGRP(*ELIGIBLE),where should I change?

Charles Wilt wrote:

>Well first thing...

>you should _never_, _ever_, use RCLACTGRP ACTGRP(*ELIGIBLE) particularly in >production. (per recommendations from Barbara Morris w/IBM)

>Second, if the program is never ending, you probably shouldn't be trying to >do a RCLACTGRP anyway.

>Your best performance you be with the CLLE and RPGLE program using the same >activation group and having the RPGLE program return with *INLR = *OFF.


Muralidhar Narayana <Muralidhar_Narayana@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Iam calling CLLE program which inturn calls an RPGLE program

The program is never ending, Can some one show pointers whats the problem.

>From the log, the below is happening
2800 - OVRDBF FILE(YIPXMNYF1) TOFILE(QTEMP/ACMNYF1)
2900 - OVRDBF FILE(YIPXMYLF1) TOFILE(QS36XMUR/GFEMYLF1)
3000 - CALL PGM(YACTBAR)
4900 - OVRDBF FILE(YIPXPAM) TOFILE(YIPX.PAM)
5400 - DLTOVR FILE(YIPXPAM)
5500 - CVTDAT DATE('20041129') TOVAR(&DATE) FROMFMT(*YYMD) TOFMT(*YYMD)
TOSEP(*NONE)
6000 - RCLACTGRP ACTGRP(*ELIGIBLE)
Activation group QLGLOCAL deleted.
1 activation groups deleted.
- RETURN /* RETURN due to end of CL program */
Session stopped by a request from device QPADEV000Q.
Input or Output request failed. See message CPF5140.

How can I prevent this and make my program run smooth.


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