Re: Rrn of Physical files

[Patrick Townsend <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Scott,

If the program is getting an error and you take the "D" option for a
dump I think the dump output will have the rrn of the file. It's
information that is also available in the file's Informational
Datastructure.

Patrick

Scott Swaim wrote:
> 
> I have a program that just gave me an error message.  This message is a
> "internal message" that is display when something doesn't meet the criteria
> of the program.  I need to be able to see RRN of a file  each time this
> program accesses this file.  It is a program that was written in 1991 in
> COBOL.  I do not have the source for it and I am extremely frustrated with
> this program.  Is there a utility or system command that will allow me to
> print the RRN of a file when the program chains to the file??
> 
> TIA
> 
> Scott Swaim
> scott@qualitycorps.com
> 
> (The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of my employer,
> unless they are correct.  They would like as much credit as possible.)
> 
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