RE: CHGSMTPA errors

Glenn,

The "real" command is the one in QTCP.
The command in QSYS is a proxy command pointing back to QTCP.
The commands in QSYSV5R2M0 and QSYSV5R3M0 are for compiling to previous releases.
The command in QSYS2929 is the German version of the command (you evidently have German installed as a secondary language).

Bruce

Glenn Gundermann <ggundermann@xxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Chris,

Interestingly, I found five of them:

QSYS
QSYSV5R2M0
QSYSV5R3M0
QSYS2929
QTCP

Like I said, I restored the file and it's working right now so I'm not
going to try to break it. I will try what you suggested if it breaks
again.

Thank you for your help.

Glenn

Look for a copy of the command. WRKOBJ *ALL/CHGSMTPA and see if you
have one other than QSYS library. If so, try QSYS/CHGSMTPA and see if
the command works for you.

Chris Bipes
Director of Information Services
CrossCheck, Inc.


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Glenn Gundermann
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 12:01 PM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: CHGSMTPA errors

Hi Everyone,

It could be that this problem is related to being on an old cume
(C7107540)and IBM has fixed this since but I'm curious if anyone who is
on
the latest cume can recreate this problem. It would also be nice to
know
if anyone who is on the same cume as we are can recreate this problem as
well.

Using CHGSMTPA, change the *NO to *YES for the following:
Dial-up scheduler:
Start with SMTP server . . . .

Press Enter to save.

Then use CHGSMTPA to change the value from *YES back to *NO.
Press Enter to save.

If you have gotten this far without any problems then you are fine.

I can no longer bring up the current values by prompting the command. I
get:
CPD680B Error detected in prompt override program command string.

When I try CHGSMTPA DIALSCD(*NO), I get:
TCP2603 Select retry by day or retry by hour. Can not have both.

This isn't urgent for me because I restored the QATMSMTP file and I'm
not
going near that parameter, or any other parameter near the bottom.