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That very well could be the problem but for the life of me I would not know how to fix it.
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Start with a little investigation. Type the following:
DSPPGM PGM(QCGISRC/TSTHTML) DETAIL(*SRVPGM)
(change the library/program name above to the name of the program that
you're writing.)
In the list of service programs, are there any that say *LIBL? Or any that refer to a different library than the one where the actual program is? ( You can probably skip anything that starts with a Q, as it should be an IBM-supplied object that's part of the operating system. )
I suspect you have something like "CGILIB *LIBL" in there somewhere (or whatever Bob calls his service program).
Assuming that this is the case, check to see what library it's in, and make sure that library is in your library list. If it's not, that's teh cause of the problem.
It might also help to look at the detailed messages in the job log. To do that, type: WRKACTJOB SBS(QHTTPSVR)
In that subsystem, you should have one or more programs running named QZSRCGI. These are the programs that run CGI stuff from the web server. Use option 5 to see the details of that job. After taking option 5, you'll be able to use opt 10 to see the joblog, or option 13 to see the job's library list.
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