I dunno. I compiled "as-is" and it ran fine. The job log did tell me that
the lib already existed, but the program did not halt.

We are on v5r4.

Joe

On 12/30/2008 at 9:24 AM, in message
<001a01c96a92$c676be50$53643af0$@com>,
Shannon
ODonnell<sodonnell-qItxR4BkZEcgfQaTeDjaWXHrszOJ0dCBAL8bYrjMMd8@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

rg> wrote:
Can anyone tell me why this code would generate an error (see below)
when I
run it if the library is already in the library list? The error comes
in on
the line where I callp the QCMDEXC API.





D cmd PR ExtPgm('QCMDEXC')


D command 2000A const


D length 15P 5 const





d CmdString s 2000A


d Usr s 3A





*


C Eval Usr = '123'


*


C Eval *Inlr = *On


*******************************************************************


* *INZSR - Initialization Subroutine



*******************************************************************


C *Inzsr Begsr


C Eval cmdString = 'ADDLIBLE LIB(QGPL)'


C Callp(e) cmd(CmdString:2000)


C Endsr











I use this particular code all the time in many programs on many iSeries
and
now for some reason it's throwing the error:



Library QGPL already exists in library list.


Pointer not set for location referenced.


Pointer not set for location referenced.


Exception recursion detected.


Application error. *N unmonitored by *N at statement *N, instruction


X'4000'.












It's possible that I have just miscoded this one and I'm not seeing what
I
did wrong, so I'm hoping more sets of eyes looking at it will see what
I'm
missing.







Thanks for looking!







Shannon O'Donnell




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