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On 14/05/2009, at 6:04 PM, Ian Patterson wrote:
I have an RPGLE program that reads a file on the IFS which is
created by a
PC program (of mine).
EVERYTHING, including database files, display files, save files,
printer files, communication files, and any other object you care to
name, is in the IFS! So do you mean you are reading a stream file?
This program has worked successfully for years over all OS/400
versions from
V5R1
Last week a Customer upgraded from V5R3 to V5R4 and the program now
fails on
the open() of the IFS file (return code -1)
Return code from ALL Unix APIs is next to useless. It simply indicates
a problem. You have to examine the errno variable to see the real
cause. Does you code do that? What is the value of errno?
If you're not already handling errno than you have a more serious
coding defect. Search the archives, the Sourcerer's redbook, or Scott
K's examples to see how to handle errno.
Compare the errno you receive with the list of errno values in the
documentation for the API that failed to resolve your problem.
All other V5R4's including ours work OK.
PTF level differences perhaps?
The strange thing is that if I interactively debug the program - it
works.
On the customer's system? Then debug it in batch and see if it still
works OK? If you don't know how to debug in batch then search the
archives for STRSRVJOB.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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