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On 6/7/06, Barbara Morris <bmorris@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dan, what does DSPCMD show for the "State used to call program" for your command? I think that your version will show *USER; that would cause the domain violation because QPDA/QUOCPP requires that it be called in system state.
WMPU does, in fact, show *USER. (You won't be able to create a command that calls the CPP
in system state.)
As Opus would say "Pffffffffllllllllllllttttttt!" Or something like that. What's happening is
that security level 40 enforces this rule (from the help for DSPSYSVAL QSECURITY): "Programs fail if they try to access objects through interfaces that are not supported."
Well, that explains *everything*! <g> I'm not sure I would have been able to tie the two together on my own. Thanks for the explanation, Barbara. It just can't be done. - Dan
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