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Dennis Lovelady wrote:
Do you have a wrapper around the DEQ instruction that does RSLVSP
followed by DEQ?

I don't even know whether the error is happening in a dequeue operation. It could be happening in the enqueue operation.

From MI, I am resolving a system pointer to the queue, in the QTEMP context, immediately after it is created, and as long as the system pointer I already have for QTEMP is good (and there's at present no reason not to assume so, as it's used elsewhere, and is BASPCO POS(65)), the system pointer to the *USRQ should be good. And I am indeed enqueueing with an MI ENQ statement.

The program that does the dequeueing is in ILE C, with code in the form:

_DEQ_Msg_Prefix_T d_msg_prefix;
_SYSPTR queue;
char bar[132];
. . .
queue = rslvsp(_Usrq, "FOO", "QTEMP", _AUTH_ALL);
. . .
#pragma cancel_handler(cancelHandler, 0)
. . .
while (deqi(&d_msg_prefix, bar, queue)) {
<here, the dequeued message is processed>
}
#pragma disable_handler
. . .


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JHHL

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