Re: Another BIF question!

[Leslie Russell <leslier@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I tried that, if I create two LIB's and then create a FILE within the 
first LIB it works ok, in fact after I create a FILE within the first LIB 
I can go back and create a FILE within the second LIB.

  *--------------------------------------------------------------*    
  * CrtFile()                                                    *    
  *--------------------------------------------------------------*    
 DCrtFile          PR             1N                                  
 D @Lib                          10A   Value                          
 D @File                         10A   Value                          
 D @RcdLen                        6A   Value                          
 D @Mbr                          10A   Value                          
 D @Text                         50A   Value options(*nopass)             
             
                                                                      
  *--------------------------------------------------------------*   
  * CrtLib()                                                     *   
  *--------------------------------------------------------------*   
 DCrtLib           PR             1N                                 
 D @Lib                          10A   Value                         
 D @Type                          5A   Value                         
 D @Text                         50A   Value options(*nopass)             
           
                                                                     

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 7/14/00, 9:15:40 AM, Jon.Paris@hal.it wrote regarding Re: Another BIF 
question!:


>  >> They all work just fine but I am having a strange problem.

> You don't show the PR/PI set-ups for these routines so I can't check, but
> the most likely cause would be either problems with the parameters which
> cause your service routine to corrupt storage in the caller which doesn't
> cause problems unless the program calls a service routine again.  Try
> creating two libs (or files) one after the other and see if you have the
> same problem.

> One other possible cause could be global storage within the service
> routine.

> Without seeing the code, it is tough to tell.

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