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"MIDRANGE-L" <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 03/10/2020
01:05:21 PM:
The print file in question is closed immediately before the QCMDEXC
and then opened immediately after. Neither the OPEN nor the CLOSE
give any errors.


Maybe you need a more robust check for errors in QCMDEXC. It
seems to me that I remember a situation where errors were occurring in
QCMDEXC but were NOT trapped as errors in RPG (or the CL that called RPG)
and went undetected unless I coded something like the following to record
the error. I could be confused, though. ;-)


monitor; // execute the change
callp IBMAPI_ExecSysCmd(VarStr: %len(VarStr));
on-error *all; // exception occurred?
pMessage(1).inUse = *on; // indicate message used
pMessage(1).Id = EXCP_MSGID; // from PSDS
pMessage(1).Type = '*ESCAPE'; // set message type
pMessage(1).File = 'QCPFMSG'; // set message file
pMessage(1).FLib = '*LIBL'; // set msgfile library
pMessage(1).Data = EXCP_DATA; // from PSDS
iResult = *off; // return failure indication to caller
endmon;


Sincerely,

Dave Clark

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