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On 5/14/07, Michael Rosinger <mrosinger@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Steve,

Per your suggestion, I added TOUSR(*REQUESTER) but had to omit
TOMSGQ(*SYSOPR) in order for it to be accepted. Even so, I still see no
evidence of any message.

I also tried the SBMJOB with LOGCLPGM(*YES). There must be missing something
very basic here that I am missing.

Could there be some system value that is suppressing this?

Michael,

my first step on this would be to use the debugger on the batch cobol
program. Here are the steps for debugging an ILE Cobol module:
- use CRTCBLMOD DBGVIEW(*ALL) and then CRTPGM to recompile with
source level debugging support.
- use SBMJOB hold(*YES) to submit the cobol batch job, held on the job queue.
- from an interactive display run STRSRVJOB job(your held cobol job here)
- STRDBG pgm( your cobol program here )
- find the statement that does the call to the CL and add a breakpoint
- release the cobol job

-Steve

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