Re: Driving me nuts!

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Shannon - much better stuff to think about than the non-economy!

Did you tell use what the error was? Even though you put the (e) on the 
CALLP, I think you'll still see the message in your job log - it's been 
several days vacation, so I might have that wrong.

Anyhow, it'd be interesting to hear what the error was. CPF2103 is 
normal when the library already is in the library list. Another error, 
well, as they say, see earlier messages in the job log.

Just curious.
Vern

Shannon ODonnell wrote:
> By the way...this happened to me consistently for about 3 hours this morning
> when I was trying figure out what was going on.  I had logged off and on
> multiple times in between also, and I had several instances of debug going
> as well at different times.
>
> Also,  the code I posted here was the absolute distilled version from what I
> started with, where the original code (that had the same error) was also
> calling other programs (some under debug, some not).
>
> It did finally work without errors when I logged off the last time, logged
> back on again and did NOT start a debug session first. 
>
> I don't know why (or can't imagine why) debug would make a difference on
> this as it never has before, but I'm equally sure I don't understand
> everything that was going on during a debug session under the covers either.
>
> Also,  it wasn't always QGPL as the library to add. Originally I had a
> different library in there, not that that makes a difference, but in the
> interest of full disclosure...
>
> I am baffled why this would cause a pointer error today across so many
> interactive sessions that I ran, but there you go.
>
> No new PTFs in months either, btw.
>
> I'm am sure it is something I did incorrectly.  I just don't know what it
> was.  Guess I may never know unless it happens again and I can glean more
> information from it.
>
> Thanks again all for considering the problem.  At least it gave you
> something different to think about besides the crappy economy for awhile.
> :-)
>
> Shannon O'Donnell