Re: CISC to RISC problems? It's still happening!

["Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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                      "Rick Rayburn"
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Hello there everybody -

Yup. I could not believe it either but a buddy of mine called me yesterday
telling me about a client in Chicago who just converted from prehistoric
mode to modern day architecture. Went to release 5.1 from 2 something.
Wonder if there are any 38's still operating? Wait...don't answer that!

Anyway...a couple of mysteries we cannot get a handle on...

1. An RPG program is now blowing up at *entry with "reference to unpassed
parameter"...a program which ran consistently for more than 5 years without
an abend! There is a #PARMS statement checking the pass so how could this
conversion have suddenly caused this blow-up?

2. object authorities. they could not run a crtdupobj...authority problem.
When checking the object, *PUBLIC was *change. WHen he changed that to
*ALL,
it worked. There was, again, no problem prior to the conversion. I do not
know if they ran RSTAUT.

Any assistance, as always, would be greatly appreciated here.
Thanx much.

Rick Rayburn
NYC


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