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MCH3203,3402 etc on Compiles

Hi everyone,
Does anyone have any ideas why a procedure which recompiles a whole lot of programs on a client's box would fail on the CRTSQLRPGs while doing the CLs OK, and with MCH errors?? This appears to be happening at V5R2, R3 etc., but sometimes it works OK?? We have had this on 3 different boxes now. 

Thanks for any clues,

cheers,

Clare
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere (If it ain't broke, don't fix it).

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