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On 30/10/2008, at 8:00 AM, Aaron Bartell wrote:
The issue is that the error is caught via QSYSOPR *before* it
returns up the
stack to my program and the way the program continues is by having the
operator give the job a 'G' (or 'C' if they want it to stop).
More correctly: The issue is that the exception is sent to QSYSOPR
because it is not caught by your code.
Note that there will be a control boundary between your program and
the service program containing the SSL APIs.
We need to know the target of the MCH3601 exception and any resulting
exceptions handled by the default exception handler. What's in the
job log when the exception occurs?
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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