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Are you calling the program or creating the program on the other machine?
Patrick Conner
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"Mike Silvers"
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Hi All. I think this is a Friday 13th problem.....
I have a program that was copied to another system. It references a
binding
directory and several service programs. The service program in question is
called SRV1. When I try to call the program, I get an error that it can
not
find the service program SRV1 in a specific library. Now, in the process
of
sending the program over to the other machine, the service program and
binding directory were also copied to the other machine. I have verified
that the service program and binding directory are on the other machine.
All of the components are on the other machine. They are all in the
library
list when I call the program (another thing I verified). The service
program library is listed in the binding directory as *LIBL. I checked the
program (DSPPGM) and the binding directory (DSPBNDDIR). The program does
not state that it references the service program SRV1, and the binding
directory lists the service program library as *LIBL. I keep getting the
error that it can not find the service program SRV1 in a specific library
(that does not exist on the other machine). Now, if I create the library
it
is looking for on the other machine and place the service program in it,
all
works. I can not find ANY references to a qualified name of the service
program, except for the error message.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Mike
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