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  3. December 2005

Getting error - Tried to refer to all or part of an object that no longer exists.

To the list,
I receive this message when I run the same subfile option on more than one 
subfile line.  The first time the program(s) called run fine. The module that 
seems to be causing an error is incapsulated in a service program. If I signoff 
the system after the first call and then run the program subfile option again, 
it works just fine.  

What could be causing the program to think that the object does not exist or 
how could the pointer to the object get "destroyed" within a program.  I am not 
doing any pointer processing...

TIA...
Eric

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