On 23-Oct-2015 09:11 -0500, rob wrote:
Your service request number is 49505,082,000.
FWiW, from the other discussion I recall there was another related
issue with the messaging; i.e. also nothing indicative appearing within
the OUTPUT(*PRINT) or OUTPUT(*OUTFILE). And that such /skipped/ as
not-saved objects [due to disallowed vs an actual error] also were not
being reflected in the aggregates like there exists for other not-saved
objects [per an error] that appears in a final\followup message [or in
summary lines\page of an outfile or a report] summarizing what was saved
or what had failed to get saved by the request. Mentioned, in case you
are interested in verifying that as a possible issue with what was
described, and thus pursuing that angle as well.
I just saw a post from Larry from which I now understand why I can
not find the other discussion. That other topic was discussing the msg
CPD3775 "Cannot save or restore &1." explaining that "The system does
not allow object &1 to be saved or restored." *rather than* the msg
CPD37C3 "Cannot save &1." explaining that "The ALWSAV attribute on &1
was set to *NO preventing the object from being saved."
With the explanation in that reply
[
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/201510/msg00732.html], I wonder
if perhaps the text for msg CPD37C4 could be less confusing [I totally
missed the nuance of two distinct issues being covered by the one msg
CPD37C4], if they added another sentence; i.e. rather than the first of
the following, the second might be much clearer [specifically noting
also, the /paragraph/ break inserted]:
CPD37C4 ...
Message . . . . : 14 objects not saved.
Cause . . . . . : 0 objects were not saved due to the ALWSAV
attribute set to *NO. A CPD37C3 message was sent for each of those
objects. 14 objects were not saved because the system has indicated
they should not be saved.
CPD37C4 ...
Message . . . . : 14 objects not saved.
Cause . . . . . : 0 objects were not saved due to the ALWSAV
attribute set to *NO. A CPD37C3 message was sent for each of those
objects.
14 objects were not saved because the system has indicated
they should not be saved. A CPD3775 message was sent for each of
those objects.
And... I wonder, perhaps the joblog did log some CPD3775; or any in
the history?
I might have to revisit that other discussion, now that I know what
to look for; I am thinking my woefully insufficient ability to read
Italian may have caused me to misinterpret what was the originally
described scenario :-( Though I do recall their claim was that the
messages claimed-to-be-sent never were... and their concern about the
aggregate information never being reported [as an error].
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