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I have two programs, still very early in the testing stage.

The first one program creates a *USRQ, enqueues a test message on it, and submits the second as a batch job. Then it waits for the batch job to complete, and dequeues a message theoretically sent by the second.

The second program dequeues the message from the first program, prints it to a spool file, and enqueues a response.

At least, that's what happens in theory.

In practice, the first program gets as far as launching the batch job, and attempting to dequeue the response. Then it throws an MCH0602 ("boundary alignment of pointer or template not valid") on the dequeue, and abends. In the meantime, the second program just sits there in a DEQW state.

Now if I comment out the dequeue in the first program, then the second gets the message, but then IT throws an MCH0602 when it tries to enqueue its response.

I suspect that what's happening is that the dequeue in the first program is peeling off the message before the second can get it (and I've got some ideas on how to deal with that), but what's up with the MCH0602s?

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JHHL

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