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Randy Belknap

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May 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/1/97
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I'm trying to create my first CL program and get an error when I run
CRTBNDCL. My problem is I can't figure out where to look up what the
error message means. Is there a book on-line that is cross referenced
by error message?

p.s. the source is as follows:

100 PGM /*helloworld*/
200 CALL PGM(PERL5/PERL) PARM('/XXX/cgibin/helloworld.pl')
300 ENDPGM

and the error message is:

* CPD0792 10 No data areas, variables, or labels used in program.

Thanks.

Jon Enquist

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May 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/1/97
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The severity 10 error you are getting is just a warning message. The
program
will compile properly unless it has errors of severity 30 or higher (I
believe.)
You should see messages like the following at the bottom of the listing.

Program HELLOW created in library PERL5 on 05/01/97 at 13:20:37.
Program HELLOW created in library PERL5. Maximum error severity 10.

Also, make sure you are not placing the object in QTEMP. Each job has
it's own QTEMP, and the objects only last until the job ends.

HTH

Randy Belknap <rbel...@islco.com> wrote in article
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Paul Nicolay

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May 6, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/6/97
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Hi Randy,

The specified message is only of severity 10 and is no real error, just a
warning. Look at the bottom of the compiler listing and you should see
"Program xxx created in library yyy. Maximum error severity 10."

Kind regards,
Paul
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Randy Belknap <rbel...@islco.com> wrote in article
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> I'm trying to create my first CL program and get an error when I run
> CRTBNDCL. My problem is I can't figure out where to look up what the
> error message means. Is there a book on-line that is cross referenced
> by error message?
>
> p.s. the source is as follows:
>
> 100 PGM /*helloworld*/
> 200 CALL PGM(PERL5/PERL) PARM('/XXX/cgibin/helloworld.pl')
> 300 ENDPGM
>
> and the error message is:
>
> * CPD0792 10 No data areas, variables, or labels used in program.
>
> Thanks.
>


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