On Friday, 12/17/2010 at 01:11 EST, Neale Ferguson <ne...@sinenomine.net>
wrote:
> I think I'm missing something obvious here but I've been staring at it
so
> long I can't see the problem. The code fragment -
>
> char exsbuff[sizeof(exsh_t) + sizeof(exsf_t)];
> int lExsbuff = sizeof(exsbuff);
> char *fName = "PROFILE EXEC";
> int lFname = strlen(fName);
> int lCommit = 6;
>
> DMSCSL("DMSEXIST", &rc, &reason, fName, lFname,
> &exsbuff, lExsbuff, "COMMIT", lCommit);
>
> The result of the CSL call is:
> rc: 8 reason: 90530
>
> Where 90530 = The namedef part of the file ID or dirname parameter does
not
> exist or was used incorrectly.
>
> Why is fName being interpreted as a namedef rather than a
filename/filetype
> combination?
I think you're missing the filemode. Without it, it's being interpreted
as 'namedef1 namedef2'.
Alan Altmark
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