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No, the record is not locked previous.  The only difference that we have
made to the pgm is to convert it using IBM's CVTRPGSRC.  It is a user exit,
compiled with actgrp(*CALLER) and run in batch.  The pgm performs a chain
to a record, clears the data presently in the record and writes a new
record to the file.  I have never experienced this behavior and am simply
trying to understand why the lock never affected the rpgIII version.

Justin replied:
Did you check to see if there was already a record lock on the file
before you ran the program?

-----Original Message-----
We have a pgm that chains to a file w/ type Update.  Under rpgIII it ran
with no problems, but with rpgIV it throws an error for a locked record.
We have added the (N) to the chain, but I'm wondering if there is a
difference in the way chains are performed between rpgIII & IV.



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