Re: Error accessing pdm default space

The error is on the RSLSVP instruction.  Basically I wanted to get PDM
option defaults.    The code is as follows:

/*--Resolve pointers to library and query definition.
  CPYBLA           Object_Type,X'0401';
  CPYBLAP          Object_Name,Library,' ';
  RSLVSP          .Library,Object,*,*;

  CPYBLA           Object_Type,X'0EC4';
  CPYBLAP          Object_Name,Profile,' ';
  RSLVSP          .ProfileDfn,Object,.Library,*;

I commented out the error monitor: /*DCL  EXCM       * EXCID(H'0000') BP
(@EXIT);*/

I don't know the structure, so i am just retrieving a block of data and
testing it to see where certain things are.   I am going to take the
pointer returned and use it to move a chunk of data into a data variable
32000 bytes in length and return it to my test program.

Bobby.

Robert Hicks
Combinatorics Consulting Company
Tel.: (248) 347 - 7222, ext. 222
Fax: (248) 347 - 7227
Email:  Robert.Hicks@ccc-michigan.com





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From: <Bobby.Hicks@ccc-michigan.com>

> I am getting the following error when resolving a pointer to the pdm
> defaults for a user profile (object type 0EC4)
>
> Tried to address a space in object that does not contain a space.
>

more details please. Is the error on the RSLVSP instruction?
what do you do with the pointer, etc...


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