Re: Command works with CL CPP and not with an RPG CPP

Peter:

The only reasonable thing I can think of is that you missed a
detail someplace and were not executing the program object that
you expected. If simply changing the name of the compiled RPG
program caused it to work (and I have to assume you changed the
command definition object to match), then I don't see any other
alternative. Library list problem maybe, authority to an existing
compiled program maybe, but just changing the name? Doesn't make
sense.

Peter Dow's suggestion to alter or remove the *PSSR is useful,
though it'll most likely only eliminate one or two possibilities
(because you say it already works with no change except the name).

If you can clearly demonstrate that the name change was the real
culprit, I'd sure like to hear about it. Rename the compiled RPG
program back to the original and change the command back too.
Verify that only one *PGM object exists of that name and that the
authority of the user running the command isn't changing things
somewhere.

Tom Liotta


On Mon, 29 July 2002, Peter_Vidal@NSpall.com wrote:

> What I was not noticing as an impact is that my command
> and my RPG
> program had the same name: CHKJOBSTS.  I have used commands and
> CPP with the
> same name and I have never faced any problems like this one.
> However, this is
> the first time I use an RPG program as my CPP.  Anyway, I
renamed
> the RPG
> program to end with an "R", recompiled everything and
now is
> working as
> intended.
>
> What you think that happened here?

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