RPG IV dump

>Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2001 08:47:15 -0600
>From: saustad@deltadentalwi.com
>
>We had an interactive RPG IV pgm blow up this morning with a decimal-data
>error.  The statement in error was "+ 000006".  I've never seen a
statement
>nbr like that.  Does anyone know what + 000006 means?  Thanks.

The joblog will show the correct statement number.  This + gets put into
the PSDS statement number field when you use OPTION(*SRCSTMT) and you
get an error in a /COPY file or compiler-generated I/O specs.  It also
goes into the dump, but there's you can get PTFs, for V4R4 and V4R5, to
have the dump give the full value rather than the "+ nnnnnn".  The PTFs
are SF64490 for V4R4 and SF64608 for V4R5.

In the PSDS, positions 354-355 have a 2-byte integer (5I 0) with the first
4 digits of the statement number in pos 21-28.  Positions 356-357 have the
first 4 digits for the statement number related to the most recent I/O
error in PSDS positions 228-235.  In the INFDS, pos 77-78 have the first
4 digits for the statement number in INFDS pos 30-37.

Barbara Morris


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