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CPF502B is a error stating "error in trigger program"

Since triggers are at the DB level, it doesn't matter who or
what does the update/add that "fires" the trigger. I suspect
but I haven't actually tried this, but I bet you can put a 
trigger on ANY file and cause it to fire when RPGII or any other
program that updates/adds to the file. The trigger program would
proably "have to" be RPGIII at least.....



> Jim Franz wrote:
> 
> Is there any known problems with a trigger pgm on a file updated by
> various pgms,
> including s36 screen & batch, rpg3 & rpg4 & rpgsql? Error is cpf502B,
> very vague.
> Only halting when s36 pgm was involved, and not halting on every
> update.
> Previous msg in joblog indicates reference to missing or deleted
> object,
> but doesn't say what it was looking for.At V4R4 cum 00350 and very old
> database
> group ptf (from 99) - any help appreciated
> jim
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