Re: Anybody know what *MEM is?

["Jonathan Mason " <jonathan.mason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rob, Crispin and Vern

Thanks for the quick replies - it's been a successful day now as I've
learned something.  I've passed it on to my colleague who's also
grateful.

All the best and have a great weekend.

Jonathan



Rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote :

> Ah, there's the clue "attempts to copy the file to IFS".  I assume
> that is done with CPYTOIMPF.  Ever run that after typing in the
> You ought to see all the SQL they use under the covers.  What an
> command STRDBG? abomination.  No wonder anyone who follows Scott
> can write something that runs faster.  ... and I love sql!
>
> If you google CPYTOIMPF and SQL0204 you get 8 hits.
>
> One of them was
> http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200212/msg01320.html
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> From:
> "Jonathan Mason " <jonathan.mason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Date:
> 11/07/2008 09:07 AM
> Subject:
> Anybody know what *MEM is?
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> Hi All
>
> Klement's IFS tutorials One of my colleagues is looking at a joblog
> in it that reads:
>
>      OC23907689 in OCRD type *MEM not found
>
> We're not sure what's generating the message - the program has run a
> that has an SQL0204 message batch FTP script and deleted the overrides
> (eventually) tries to copy the retrieved file to the IFS when the
> message occurs.
>
> The thing that's puzzling us is that the program doesn't use SQL,
> OPNQRYF and there aren't any files with triggers on that we know about
> so we can't see why there would be an SQL0204 message and we've never
> come across a type of *MEM before (first thoughts was "member", but we
> figure that's not a type and if it was it'd surely be *MBR).
>
> If anybody knows what type *MEM is can you please let me know.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Jonathan
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