SMTP Server won't start?? -- MIDRANGE-L

Hi all,

Any ideas why an SMTP server won't start?? Actually, it does start, but thenends 1 second later according to the history file. This happens on a box inMalaysia (V5R1) and a box in China (V4R5) both DBCS. Works fine on all theother boxes.


thanks,

Clare

----- Original Message -----From: "Vernon Hamberg" <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>

To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 9:54 AM
Subject: RE: Multiple Programs to One Spool File

OK, to follow up on Chris Bipes explanation, here's an example I got
to work, with a single PRTF with multiple formats and fields, using
an override. Scott would need to modify the programs all to point to
the same printer file.

Here is the source:

 * PRTF TESTPRT
A          R RCD1A
A            FLD1A         18         1
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD1B
A            FLD1B         18         1
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD2A
A            FLD2A         18         3
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD2B
A            FLD2B         18         3
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD3A
A            FLD3A         18         5
A                                      SPACEA(001)
A          R RCD3B
A            FLD3B         18         5
A                                      SPACEA(001)

 * RPGLE TESTPRT1
Ftestprt   o    e             printer
C                   eval      fld1a = 'Entering program 1'
C                   write     rcd1a
C                   call      'TESTPRT2'
C                   eval      fld1b = 'Leaving program 1'
C                   write     rcd1b
C                   eval      *inlr = *on

 * RPGLE TESTPRT2
Ftestprt   o    e             printer
C                   eval      fld2a = 'Entering program 2'
C                   write     rcd2a
C                   call      'TESTPRT3'
C                   eval      fld2b = 'Leaving program 2'
C                   write     rcd2b
C                   eval      *inlr = *on

 * RPGLE TESTPRT3
Ftestprt   o    e             printer
C                   eval      fld3a = 'Entering program 3'
C                   write     rcd3a
C                   eval      fld3b = 'Leaving program 3'
C                   write     rcd3b
C                   eval      *inlr = *on

This was executed using the following commands from a command line:
OVRPRTF TESTPRT SHARE(*YES)
CALL TESTPRT1

Ba-da-boom!

Entering program 1
  Entering program 2
    Entering program 3
    Leaving program 3
  Leaving program 2
Leaving program 1

Even turning on LR did not have a bad effect - but this might be
something to look at in slightly different circumstances.

Hope this is useful for someone.

Vern

At 06:13 AM 2/28/2006, you wrote:

 Hi Scott,  Since each program has its own printer file and
assuming that they are external printer files with different
formats/fields, the print can not be combined using a simple
override. You can achieve the same results by copying the spool
files to a database file and printing from the database file. For
example (and this is by memory without a manual for command
syntax): PgmA - crtpf qtemp/splf rcdlen(199)- ovrprtf *prtf
hold(*yes) save(*yes) . . .- call PgmB- cpysplf PrtfB qtemp/splf
job(*) splnbr(*last) prtctl(*FCFC)- dltsplf PrtB job(*)
splnbr(*last)- call Pgm C
- cpysplf PrtfC qtemp/splf job(*) splnbr(*last) prtctl(*FCFC)-
dltsplf PrtC job(*) splnbr(*last)- dltovr *prtf - ovrprtf qprint
prtctl(*fcfc)- cpyf qtemp/splf qprint I hope this helps Joe
Kempenich --- On Mon 02/27, Scott Johnson &lt;
sjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx &gt; wrote:From: Scott Johnson [mailto:
sjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]To: MIDRANGE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Mon, 27
Feb 2006 18:22:16 -0600Subject: Multiple Programs to One Spool
FileNot sure if this is possible or not. I want to have multiple
programs in one job stream print to the same spool file. Each
program has its own prtf. Each prtf has different records/layouts.
More or less, I have a report program that calls separate programs
for the first page(s) and last page(s) of the needed report. The
report program itself provides the detail for the middle pages. I am
pretty sure I have to use ovrprtf, but I am unsure of where to place
them and with what parms.PgmA calls PgmB.PgmB uses PrtfB and prints
to spool file.Control return!
 s
to PgmA.PgmA uses PrtfA and prints to spool file.PgmA calls
PgmC.PgmC uses PrtfC and prints to spool file.Control returns to
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