Some other possibilities:
* Especially with Assembler code involved, might be a AMODE24/RMODE24
issue of some kind, which could be related to Binder parameters if
static calls used.
* Could be a file problem - might be getting unexpected Status Code on
OPEN, misinterpreting failure as success (or ignoring the status code),
and then attempting I/O on a file that is not OPEN.
Mike Bell wrote:
COBOL by itself doesn't usually s0C4 - COBOL in combination with ASM is
different.
Things to check
1. dynamic vs static call
2. ASM module marked as RENT or REUS
3, ASM truly coded as RENT or REUS
4. structure of the parm list passed to ASM
--
Mike
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Joel C. Ewing, Fort Smith, AR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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