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I'm not sure if this is the right list or not - this one has me stumped. We've got a Notes/Domino application that calls a program on the AS/400 using stored procedures and ODBC (I think I have that right - I'm not the expert on that end). The AS/400 program (SQLRPGLE) A does some things and then calls another program B that produces a printout. So far so good - everything has been working fine for a while. Today, I made a change to program A so that it will write a log record every time it's called. After I put it into production, I found that printouts were being produced, but no log records were being written. There's (always) the possibility of a program bug, but it's a pretty simple program, and it writes the log right before calling program B. Looking into it further, I discovered that the spool files that program B is producing all think they're coming from a job that started back on January 9th. This job is running under the profile that is used for the ODBC connection. Most of the spool files are gone - printed & deleted - but a few are still around (including today's), and they clearly go back several months. So my first thought was that this is an active job that was using the old version of program A, and if I simply ended and restarted it everything would be fine. Now comes the part that has me stumped: the job isn't active. It doesn't have a job log, because it thinks it ended (although WRKJOB shows a start time but no end time). It doesn't show up in work active jobs, and when I try to end it it says it's already ended. But, clearly, it continues to produce spool files, as it has been doing for many months. We IPL every weeek, so it's survived multiple IPLs (apparently). Domino is running on an NT box (please, don't go there :-), and it also has been rebooted several times recently. Does anyone have any clues? Any ideas about how I might debug this? Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated! TIA, Mike Naughton Senior Programmer/Analyst Judd Wire, Inc. 124 Turnpike Road Turners Falls, MA 01376 413-863-4357 x444 mnaughton@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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