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See the other post about using a SEP for debugging - SBREAK in the green-screen debugger - the fieldproc is not running in your job, apparently, so you have to debug like we did for batch jobs in the past - and now using SEPs.

Do you see any effects of the fieldproc? Maybe just send a program message for a little bit, to instrument the thing. You could also look at the object description and see if it's been used and when.

HTH
Vern

On 8/25/2016 2:40 PM, Walt Bennett wrote:
If anyone has experience with writing and implementing a FIELDPROC
application, please contact me at wbennettjr@xxxxxxxxx. I would appreciate
some basic guidance. I have everything in place but it seems the program is
not invoked on a change to the column assigned to it.

Thank you in advance.

On Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at 2:27 PM, Walt Bennett <wbennettjr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello, I am an RPG neophyte and I need to implement FieldProc field-level
encryption. So far I have found sample programs and compiled them cleanly;
and created a table and assigned a FieldProc program to it. Where I get
stuck is when I modify or add data to that field, which is when the
FieldProc pgm should perform a basic encryption. It seems to not be called
at all; no lower level msgs and it never reaches the first executable stmt
in debug. I would appreciate some guidance, thank you.

Walt Bennett



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