RE: Resolution to my MCH3601 problem

[David Gibbs <dgibbs@xxxxxxx>]

> Many people use list API's incorrectly.  Instead of using the general
> header area, and header entries, which contain offsets to 
> where other data
> elements are stored.  Often they calculate the offset 
> manually.  This way
> they'll be defeated when new offsets occur.  Might this be what you've
> done?

No, actually .. it was the length that screwed me up.  My buffer was only
508 bytes long, but the new API returned 3995 bytes.  I didn't realize the
buffer size had changed.

When I changed the QUSRTVUS call to only give me 508 bytes, it worked
exactly as I expected.

david
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David Gibbs
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Mortice Kern Systems US, Inc.
2500 S. Highland Ave., Suite 200
Lombard, IL  60148

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