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Hi Gerry, We are experiencing the same thing with an old V4R4 system (that's being upgraded in about a month). We are also experiencing severe problems with SNADS between a few V5R1 and V5R2 systems, and these problems all seem to have started at roughly the same time. These symptoms are happening for different customers with different networks (so that's not the common factor). The one thing in common with all of them is anynet. We also have spoken to IBM without any success. Other things we've tried include switching the DDM file definition from SNA to IP, and switching on virtual APPN support. Neither seemed to make much difference. Sorry I can't offer help, but I'm definitely interested in any responses you get! Thanks Adam Driver Technical Consultant Kaz Technology Services Level 7 66 Wentworth Ave Sydney NSW 2010 Australia Phone: +61 2 9844 0386 Fax: +61 2 9844 0333 A division of Kaz Group Limited - visit our website at www.kaz.com.au date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 08:46:45 -0000 from: "Tucker Gerry" <Gerry.Tucker@xxxxxxxxxxx> subject: FW: DDM transmissions hanging Hi all, I've seen this mentioned in the past but having trawled the archives I haven't managed to find a reason or solution so I'll ask the list. We use DDM to transfer data both ways between ourselves and a client, all day every day. Most days we have no problems, but occasionally the job just seems to "hang". The opened files do not seem to move, nor does the invocation stack which sits on a recv(). We've done communications traces and dumped joblogs which IBM have scanned and come up with nothing. Has anyone experienced the same thing and did you get it resolved? Regards, Gerry Tucker Senior Analyst Programmer Technicolor Wembley, UK Tel: +44(0)208-900-6555 Mobile: +44(0)7974-561013
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