RE: CPF324A

["Andy Nolen-Parkhouse" <aparkhouse@xxxxxxxxx>]

Bill,

Glad you found a resolution.  On the PTF thing, I would generally do a
search for whatever key words seem appropriate in both the APAR and the
PTF databases.

Searching for the MSGID in the APAR database came up with this old entry
for V2R2 and V2R3 (see below).  It seems appropriate and may point to the
underlying issue for your problem.

Sometimes, particularly in the early part of a release, you get to be the
first.  The good news is they might name the PTF after you.

Regards,
Andy

Error Description
An attempt to use CRTDUPOBJ on a logical file that fails with
msgCPF324A reason code 1, file was requested to be created in
user asp 1 but the dependant file is in user asp 2, invalidly
places an entry in the cross reference dependancy file QADBFDEP.
The logical is not actually duplicated due to the error but is
put into the dependancy file as if it were duplicated.

Problem Summary
An attempt to use CRTDUPOBJ on a logical file that fails with
msgCPF324A reason code 1, file was requested to be created in
user asp 1 but the dependent file is in user asp 2, invalidly
places an entry in the cross reference dependency file QADBFDEP.
The logical is not actually duplicated due to the error but an
entry is placed in the dependency file as if it were created.

CRTLF with physical file(s) in different ASPs can also cause the
same error (and resulting incorrect entry in QADBFDEP).

Problem Conclusion
The invalid entry in QADBFDEP will be removed after the CPF324A
reason code 1 error is detected.


> admin@midrange.com] On Behalf Of Bill
> Subject: Re: CPF324A
>
> Andy Nolen-Parkhouse wrote:
> > If you've double-checked all your stuff and it still fails, I would
> > suggest looking at PTF's.  Sometimes, if it seems that the system is
> > broken, the system is broken.
> >
> > How does a 'create logical file' fare under the same circumstances?
>
> Andy,
> You're thinking along my lines.  I just tried it, same result CPF324A.
>
> If CPF324A doesn't show up when I do a web search, what would be the
> best
> way to look at PTF's?
>
> Bill