Thanks for pointing that out, Julie. I really dislike the idea of using
names for things like error messages if the software still returns a
numeric code when it fails.....
I think I see what the problem here is....make sure that you have the LE
run time library (SCEERUN) available at execution time (GL LOADLIB
SCEERUN) and that the POSIX(ON) run time option is set, like so:
APPNAME POSIX(ON)/
DJ
Julie Erickson wrote:
Thanks for the information. I'll try updating my directory entry and see if
that's sufficient to give my access to OpenExtensions.
Here's some information about errno 167.
I looked up 167 in errno.h. Here's the entry:
#define EMVSNORTL 167 /* Access to the USS
version of the C RTL is
denied */
When I searched on EMVSNORTL in the online VM doc, I found the following in
the LE Debug & Messages doc:
EDC5167I Access to the OpenEdition MVS or OpenEdition VM version of the C
RTL is denied.
Explanation: An attempt was made to issue an Open C library function that
has a dependency on OpenEdition MVS or OpenEdition VM and the subsystem was
not available or at the incorrect release level. This message is equivalent
to the OpenEdition errno, EMVSNORTL.
Programmer Response: You need to either install the correct level of the
subsystem or modify your program to not issue the function or conditionally
issue the function. If you received this message and you are not running
under OpenEdition, make sure that POSIX(ON) is set.
System Action: The request fails. The application continues to run.
