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i have to reply to this as it took us a time to get batch billing running. but we did. i may have forgotten some of the details but the problem is not with BIL500, it is with BIL501. (by the way this is version 6.04) BIL500 is the billing selection program. you enter your selection parameters into this program and it scans the BBH/BBL files to find orders ready to be billed that meet your selection parameters. when it finds an order it updates a field in the BBH/BBL record with the user id if the person that ran BIL500. at the end of the program BIL500 it is going to submit a separate batch job that invokes BIL501. BIL501 is always run in batch. BIL500 may be run interactively, or it may be run in batch, but upon completion, it always submits a separate batch job of BIL501 that actually produces the invoices. so my guess is that you are submitting the BIL500 job to batch and it is probably selecting BBH/BBL records for billing. my guess is that after BIL500 completes it is submitting the BIL501 job to some job queue where the BIL501 job is not running. and remember that the BIL501 job needs the LDA set and other things. the other thing is that if you are submitting the BIL500 job from some type of scheduling system, the scheduling system will not know about the existence of the separate BIL501 job. it may then submit a subsequent job upon the completion of BIL500, when you may not want subsequent jobs to run until BIL501 completes. we got around the problem as follows: (it's been a while but i think i remember most of the details) we created a CL program that runs BIL500 and BIL501. the CL program has the parameters for both. we direct the BIL501 job that BIL500 submits to a dummy job queue as we do not want that job to run. instead we want BIL501 run by our CL where we can control where the output goes. the last step of this CL program is to delete the BIL501 program in the dummy job queue. hope that this gets you going in the right direction. chick doe barton instrument systems >>> JTechmeier@medalcraft.com 04/27/01 12:50PM >>> I created an RPG program to build the parameter lists for submitting BIL500 to batch. It builds the lists as follows: W7PLST xfsts 1 A '1' xdata 1 A '0' xwsid 10 A 'TCP01' xd4fg 1 A '0' xfill1 243 A blanks W7SLST xinvp 1 A '0' xinvd 8,0 P current date xcons 6,0 P 0 xfldn 6,0 P 0 xtldn 6,0 P 999999 xfspn 3,0 P 0 xtspn 3,0 P 999 xfscu 6,0 P 0 xtscu 6,0 P 999999 xfcus 6,0 P 0 xtcus 6,0 P 999999 xfshp 4,0 P 0 xtshp 4,0 P 9999 xford 6,0 P 0 xtord 6,0 P 999999 xityp 1 A '0' xprnt 1 A '1' xrunt 1 A '1' xfpkg 8,0 P 0 xtpkg 8,0 P 99999999 xbslf 1 A ' ' xbfcg 8,0 P 0 xbtcg 8,0 P 99999999 xfill2 180 A blanks I also created a CL program that calls the previous RPG program and submits BIL500 to batch. When I run this application the billing takes place but no invoices are generated. My submit consists of the following: SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(BIL500B) PARM(&W0INTR &W7PLST &W7SLST)) JOB(BIL500) + JOBD(BPCSUSR/BPCSJOBD) INLLIBL(*JOBD) Field W0INTR = 'B' I have called the HelpLine and they don't know why it isn't working. Now that's reassuring. John Techmeier IT Director The Medalcraft Mint, Inc. jtechmeier@medalcraft.com +--- | This is the BPCS Users Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to BPCS-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to BPCS-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to BPCS-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner: dasmussen@aol.com +--- +--- | This is the BPCS Users Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to BPCS-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to BPCS-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to BPCS-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner: dasmussen@aol.com +---
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