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The default on the SBMJOB command is JOBD(*USRPRF) USER(*CURRENT). When I 
submit the batch job to jobq(QINTER), it still fails so it's nothing about 
the subsystem description.

By the way, when I use CPYENVVAR(*YES) on the SBMJOB, the resulting joblog 
(after the failure) never references that parameter, as if it's ignoring 
it.
 

Arthur J. Marino
Southern Container Corporation
(631) 231-0400 x133



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The user profile on the batch job being different from the profile on
the interactive job. 

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The end is in sight! (Though the end, in this case, may involve me
hanging from the nearest rafter.)

I changed to Scott's new version of the hssf service program. And, as
John Joiner pointed out, the "wwFile" definition in "hssf_open" was
incorrectly defined as "like(jFileOutputStream)" which I changed to
FileInputStream.

Now there's one more thing wrong but at least it's CONSISTENT. 

If I run my 'read the s/sheet' job interactively, it WORKS EVERY TIME. 
If I run it in batch, IT FAILS EVERY TIME on the 'open' (Java
IOException)! 
I've tried CPYENVVAR(*YES) and/or ALWMLTTHD(*YES) on the SBMJOB, all to
no avail. 

Does anyone know what, in a batch job's environment, could be so
different from the interactive that the batch job would fail every
time???

You guys have been great. Thanks so much.

Arthur J. Marino
Southern Container Corporation
(631) 231-0400 x133



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I've been trying to reproduce this problem so that I can fix my service

program for everyone who uses it.  But, so far, I've been unable to 
reproduce the problem you describe.
One problem I've had with the hssf_open() procedure is that it declares
'wwfile' as type 'jFileOutputStream' and passes this variable to 
procedure
'new_POIFSFileSystem' to open an existing workbook. 

Scott,

When I originally ran your UPDDEMO program, it kept bombing while trying

to
open the workbook with a java IOException in the POIFSFileSystem
constructor, as the constructor expects a FileInputStream, but a
FIleOutputStream is being passed instead.

I changed the declaration of 'wwfile' to jFileInputStream' and got
around
this problem.

This did not cause the scenario described in the original post, but the 
next
problem I ran into did.

Once I was able to open the spreadsheet, the program bombed trying to 
create
the 'cell' object from the 'row' object in the following line:
cell = HSSF_GetCell(row: 1);

In my case, it bombed because the previous statement, which creates the
'row' object, returned a null reference for 'row'. Passing a null 
reference
to the HSSF_GetCell procedure caused all finds of problems, including
the
problem described in the original post. 

Looking at the joblog, I saw the following errors for SRVPGM QJVAJNI
after
the call to HSSF_GetCell:
MCH74A5 - Java Virtual Machine has ended with a reason code of 2.
MCH3601 - Pointer not set for location referenced

Each subsequent call to 'hssf_begin_object_group' results in the
following
errors:
JVAB55C - Unable to create Java Virtual Machine because of reason 5 (JVM
already started in process)

As you mentioned, I can sign off and then back "resets" everything.

Hope this helps.

JJ

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