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Tom Deskevich wrote:
Installing all the PTFs that IBM software support recommended
did not work.
Interesting point. I tried this morning to do a CHGPF on the
SAME file that I manually processed and it worked.
I was ready to send the victory e-mail to IT, then I thought
I would try another file. It hung.
The status in WRKACTJOB is RUN. Here is the call stack:
Module or Statement
Type Program Expanded Type Identifiers
QCMD QSYS
<<SNIP>>
3 QUICMD QSYS
QDBCHGFI QSYS QDBCHGFI QBUILDSS1 17910
QMHPDEH QSYS
A later post indicates the problem was resolved by a PTF; thus
this is just FYI, more generally.
FWiW, the above stack indicates the change file processing took
an unmonitored exception msgXXX#### T/QDBCHGFI TM/QDBCHGFI
STMT/17910 such that the Default Exception Handler took control.
Presumably that exception is then handled, but in a manner which
then results in a loop vs hang condition; depending on the inquiry
message reply handling, such a loop could be a side effect of a bad
auto-reply. A trace would show more detail; many refreshes of the
stack view may also show more details, but less efficiently and
easily missing much. If instead the condition were a hang [in RUN,
or at least other than MSGW or LCKW], then the previously noted LIC
process dump would be of more interest.
Regards, Chuck
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