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  • Subject: Re: RPG/400 pgm strange behavior
  • From: Mark Holliday <mholliday@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 12:46:14 -0500

Richard Jackson wrote:
> Using a command interface to solve this problem
> is pointless and a gigantic waste of
> CPU and human cycles.

Scott Klement wrote:
>You shouldn't have this problem calling from a CL program to another CL
>program.   However, if you do a SBMJOB from a CL program to call another
>CL program, you'll run into this error again.  Maybe thats what you're
>thinking of?

You're right on the money, Scott.  A co-worker and I wrote an email utility
that sits on the MSF and
monitors for incoming messages.  Obviously the pgm's run in batch.  Thanks
for pointing out the 
difference.  I would guess that Richard is referring to interactive jobs and
that he's well aware of the 
batch vs. interactive issue.

Mark
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