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| A current file is usually the default file established by the OPEN or DEFAULT command. When a VIEW or RESET command is entered to view or reset a file-related parameter, the default file can be overridden in the IN clause | A current file is usually the default file established by the <var>OPEN</var> or the <var>DEFAULT</var> command. When a <var>VIEW</var> or <var>RESET</var> command is entered to view or reset a file-related parameter, the default file can be overridden in the <var>IN</var> clause | ||
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| <b>Response:</b> Use the OPEN or DEFAULT command or the IN clause to establish a current file, and retry the command. </p> | In IFAM, the default file can be overridden by the file-spec parameter of the <var>IFEPRM</var> or the <var>IFSPRM</var>/<var>IFRPRM</var> calls. This message is issued when no current file was established. </P> | ||
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| <b>Response:</b> Use the <var>OPEN</var> or <var>DEFAULT</var> command or the <var>IN</var> clause to establish a current file, and retry the command.   | |||
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A current file is usually the default file established by the OPEN or the DEFAULT command. When a VIEW or RESET command is entered to view or reset a file-related parameter, the default file can be overridden in the IN clause of the command.
In IFAM, the default file can be overridden by the file-spec parameter of the IFEPRM or the IFSPRM/IFRPRM calls. This message is issued when no current file was established.
Response: Use the OPEN or DEFAULT command or the IN clause to establish a current file, and retry the command.
Message attributes:
| RETCODEO=0 | Sets online return code | 
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| RETCODEB=4 | Sets batch (single user) return code | 
| CLASS=E | Error class; the message can be suppressed with the X'04' bit setting of the MSGCTL parameter | 
| AUDITER | Writes the message with line type ER to the audit trail | 
| COUNT | Increments the error count (ERCNT) parameter |