IMHO, Theo.
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Theo,
Good luck with this one, I created a date handler routine using RPGILE
and encountered this error on the ENDSR statement. Called IBM to find
why and totally stumped them. So much for the Date handler I wanted!
IMABHO, John Compton
>When I try to run the QUSRTOOL program EDTJOBD, I got a MCH3601 error.
>The joblog show a pointer not set for location referenced. Any idea
>how to get rid of this message?
This is usually caused when you have a command that uses an optional
parameter with RTNVAL(*YES) specified for it. If the user doesn't
specify a variable for one of these parameters, you'll get the MCH3601
error when you try to reference the receiver variable in your command
processing program. If this is a CL program, just add a global message
monitor for that message ID.
What I'm really wondering is why you need the EDTJOBD command anyway?
It's obsolete. The CHGJOBD command brings in the current job
description values and displays them for editing.
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The error you would get if it were a CL if it was the first problem is
the obvious "Parameter Not Passed" error.
John Compton <jo...@norfolk.infi.net> wrote:
>Theo wrote:
>>
>> When I try to run the QUSRTOOL program EDTJOBD, I got a MCH3601 error.
>> The joblog show a pointer not set for location referenced. Any idea
>> how to get rid of this message?
>Theo,