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It's QCAEXEC.
Same parms as QCMDEXC, but uses S/38 command syntax.

Creating a duplicate object of QCAEXEC as QCMDEXC might work as a temporary
step towards getting the correct QCMDEXC restored, but there are further
complications.

QCMDEXC happens to be one of the programs in the OS's "System Entry Point
Table" (SEPT).  The SEPT is basically an array of program pointers used to
speed up internal calls to frequently used system programs.

A new QCMDEXC, won't have the same address as the original QCMDEXC.  This
means that programs using the SEPT to call QCMDEXC still won't work.   It's
most likely that RSTOBJ's CPP (or subprogram) uses the SEPT to call QCMDEXC.

To fix this, the SEPT entry for QCMDEXC needs to be updated with the address
of the new program.  This involves changing the SEPT object using SST
(Service tools).


Keith


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2004 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: HELP! I deleted QCMDEXC by mistake! OUCH!


> do you have qsys38 on the box? i can't remember the equiv, but may be a
> s38 or s36 cmd to get around this.
> hth
> jim


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