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when is the last time that you did an upgrade? i have had to reset this default in the past after a release upgrade. ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Wallroff" <jwallroff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 5:14 PM Subject: RE: Negative response code... RNX1251 I have been a programmer here for over 9 years. The screen that has the problem has been here longer then I have. We have literally hundreds of programs that work the same way. Neither I nor anyone else here has ever seen that error and none of us have ever had to change the RSTDSP parm. In fact none of us generally use the option 14-CRTDSPF command, we normally have been use to using option 17-Change using SDA and upon exiting SDA compiling the display file. Even though I am using WDSCi and Code to work on my display files I still compile them this way out of habit. There is no way that I can figure out to even get to the RSTDSP parm from the "Save DDS - Create Display file" screen that you get upon exiting SDA. I've looked around and our existing display file objects have RSTDSP set to *YES. I went ahead and asked all the programmers if anyone had happened to change the default on the CRTDSPF parm RSTDSP to *NO just to be sure and of course no one has but the default on it is *NO never the less and appears to have always been. Does the "Save DDS - Create Display file" when exiting SDA use the CRTDSPF command? I understand your reply Vern but I'm pretty sure something has change in the system behavior somehow at least on our system and I'd like to know what. John.
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