Pete:

Yes, I've seen exactly that and the fix was PTF SI03758.

If that does _not_ fix it in your case, I'd be _VERY_ interested in hearing 
about it because I fought this for weeks with IBM. Learned way more than I ever 
thought I'd need about what __errno, NetServer, QNTC, etc., all really do; and 
I'd hate to have to learn all over.

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@midrange.com wrote:

>  11. Problem with open() in QP0LLIB1 (Pete Hall)
>--__--__--
>
>We are experiencing an error in V5R1M0 when executing the open() function
>from service program QP0LLIB1.
>
>We are using the following RPG prototype:
>
>      DopenAPI          PR            10I 0 EXTPROC('open')
>      D PR_PthStr                       *   VALUE OPTIONS(*STRING)
>      D PR_OpnFlg                     10I 0 VALUE
>      D PR_Mod                        10U 0 VALUE OPTIONS(*NOPASS)
>      D PR_CnvCCSID                   10U 0 VALUE OPTIONS(*NOPASS)
>
>And calling the API with the following values:
>
>     FileHandle = OpenAPI(path: 553648154: 448)
>
>The API is returning -1 in FileHandle, which indicates that the open
>failed. However, the target file is being created by the function call, and
>calling the __errno function returns a pointer to 0 (zero), indicating that
>no error has occurred.
>
>A valid file handle is returned when this same code is executed under
>V4R5M0. A search of APARs and PTF cover letters didn't turn up any similar
>problems. The latest DB2 group and hyper PTFs are installed.
>
>Has anyone seen this before? A fix would be nice too...


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