Re: How to CLRPFM in CGI program?

["Richard ECUYER" <recuyer@xxxxxxx>]

well,
user that run under CGI pgm is QTMHHTP1 or QTMHHTTP and have perhaps not the
rights to the file you are clearing. (you can run cgi with other user it
depênd on your http config.

Try to cimpile the Main PGm (with the syscal) with USRPRF(*OWNER) so it will
run with owner of the pgm rights
basically CGI and other pgm are the same.

Hope this help

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Greg Weber" <gweber@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 12:28 AM
Subject: How to CLRPFM in CGI program?


> I need to clear a physical file at a certain point in an RPGLE program
> that uses CGIDEV2 and I'm having a tough time getting it to work.
> Here's the code I've tried (all free format):
>
> syscall('clrpfm gregw/fndordbydt');
> and
> syscall('clrpfm file(gregw/fndordbydt)');
>
> Then a co-developer theorized that perhaps you can't use the clrpfm
> command from inside a CGI job, so I wrote a batch program that does it
> and called it from a command line.  It works great.  Then I tried to
> call THAT program from within my CGI program, but no joy.  Here's what I
> tried (the batch program has the same name as the file it's clearing):
>
> syscall('call gregw/fndordbydt');
> and
> syscall('call pgm(gregw/fndordbydt)');
>
> Then I tried it this way, and it STILL wouldn't work:
>
> syscall('sbmjob cmd(call pgm(gregw/fndordbydt)');
> and
> Cmd = 'sbmjob cmd(call pgm(gregw/fndordbydt) parm(''' +
>       '''))';
> syscall(%trim(Cmd));
>
> There are no parameters to pass, so I left the "parm" off and then tried
> it with "parm" blank.  The CGI program doesn't fail, and there are no
> compile errors, but both the clrpfm and the call pgm commands simply
> don't do anything, no matter where I do the syscall within the program.
> What's wrong?  Thanks.
>
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