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Are the program and service-program running in different activations groups?
What is the commitment scope when starting commitment control?
Is commitment control perhaps started by SQL?

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An: 'RPG programming on IBM i'
Betreff: CPF4326 error - Commitment definition *n not valid for open of
File_name.

I have created a problem for myself that I cannot figure out the cause of
CPF4326.



Maybe I do not understand activation groups when calling a sub procedure.
Its also not my first service program. But the difference here is these
programs were written with commitment control. I did not change anything
there.



I have a program that I modified. It calls a sub procedure to validate a
telephone number. The code added is basic, passes the variable to the parm
and calls the sub procedure.



The process was working until something changed and the message started
happening. The program now fails immediately when called.



Any ideas what I should look at?



Darryl Freinkel

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