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    Dear All

    Can any body let me know the diffrence between below error

    1. We get sometimes C D F G error re msgs in runtime/batch pgms.

    In this what will happen if we give G as re

    2. Sometimes we get C D I R .......... re msgs
    IF we re with R or I how the pgms reacts .

    Pls brief be me regarding the same. Also brief me how & when the system thows

    C D I R or C G D F re msgs. ...............

    Thanks in advance


    Cheers
    Sandeep

  • #2
    Re: Error Msgs

    Hi

    C D F G

    If reply G --- then the system starts the *GETIN function means the program will
    start execute again.

    for C : It stands for Cancel. It will cancel the program execution.
    for D: It will create a dump for the program.
    for F: It will create a full formatted dump

    Similarly C D I R

    for I : It stands for Ignore means if u reply with I then the system will ignore error and start execution from the next line.

    The system throw CDFG and CDIR as per the severity of the error.

    Thanks
    skma

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    • #3
      Re: Error Msgs

      [QUOTE=ris_skma]Hi

      C D F G

      If reply G --- then the system starts the *GETIN function means the program will
      start execute again.

      for C : It stands for Cancel. It will cancel the program execution.
      for D: It will create a dump for the program.
      for F: It will create a full formatted dump

      Similarly C D I R

      for I : It stands for Ignore means if u reply with I then the system will ignore error
      and start execution from the next line.


      The system throw CDFG and CDIR as per the severity of the error.

      Thanks
      skma[:/QUOTE]

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      • #4
        Re: Error Msgs

        C D I R

        Now in this case If we re as R how the system reacts. Pls let me know
        Thnks in advance
        :confused

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        • #5
          Re: Error Msgs

          R generally means "Retry" (such as when you have a record lock). When the message occurs, press "Help" or "F1" to get a specific answer to a specific message.

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          • #6
            Re: Error Msgs

            Also check your job log. It will give more information on exactly what the trouble is

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            • #7
              Re: Error Msgs

              Also give this a read its got tons of great info on messages


              ===>Click Here


              jamie
              All my answers were extracted from the "Big Dummy's Guide to the As400"
              and I take no responsibility for any of them.

              www.code400.com

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