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Can you provide more context?
I've seen EINVAL (CPE3021): "The value specified for the argument is not
correct" hundreds of times. Almost any API from the Unix-type APIs or
ILE C runtime has the potential to generate this error, and it simply
means "One of your parameters is wrong."
To troubleshoot this further, you need to know what's happening, and
what the parameters are. But without any context, all I can say is "you
did something wrong."
What is the program doing when you get this error? Is it possible that
you're providing an invalid CCSID or encoding= value? Or maybe
something else? Hard to say when you have no context at all!
On 2/15/2011 7:17 AM, Mike Cunningham wrote:
¬Mon Feb 14 09:11:17 2011| ¬error| ¬client 10.133.2.192| (3021)The
value specified for the argument is not correct.: ZSRV_MSG0579:
translation filter - returning error
Has anyone seen this error before and knows what it is trying to tell
us? This is coming from an ILE RPG app using CGI
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