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<P>An INCREASE or DECREASE command has been issued from within a procedure for a file with an active procedure. An active procedure is a procedure that has been included by the same user who included the increase/decrease | <P> | ||
procedure and that has not yet completed when the increase/decrease procedure is included. This situation can arise when: </P><ul><LI>The increase/decrease procedure is stored in the file that is to be increased or decreased. </LI><LI>The increase/decrease procedure is included by a procedure stored in the file to be increased or decreased. </LI></ul><P>The INCREASE or DECREASE command is ignored, and the procedure continues with the next sequential command. </P> | An <var>INCREASE</var> or <var>DECREASE</var> command has been issued from within a procedure for a file with an active procedure. An active procedure is a procedure that has been included by the same user who included the increase/decrease | ||
<p><b>File manager response:</b> The increase/decrease procedure cannot be stored in the file to be increased or decreased nor can the increase/decrease procedure be invoked by a procedure stored in the file to be updated. | procedure and that has not yet completed when the increase/decrease procedure is included. This situation can arise when: </P> | ||
increase/decrease procedure in a file other than the one to be updated, or issue the INCREASE/DECREASE command at command level. </p> | <ul> | ||
<LI>The increase/decrease procedure is stored in the file that is to be increased or decreased. </LI> | |||
<LI>The increase/decrease procedure is included by a procedure stored in the file to be increased or decreased. </LI> | |||
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The <var>INCREASE</var> or <var>DECREASE</var> command is ignored, and the procedure continues with the next sequential command. </P> | |||
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<b>File manager response:</b> The increase/decrease procedure cannot be stored in the file to be increased or decreased nor can the increase/decrease procedure be invoked by a procedure stored in the file to be updated. Store the | |||
increase/decrease procedure in a file other than the one to be updated, or issue the <var>INCREASE</var> or <var>DECREASE</var> command at command level. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:54, 12 March 2018
M204.1778 INCREASE/DECREASE rejected for file with active procedure
An INCREASE or DECREASE command has been issued from within a procedure for a file with an active procedure. An active procedure is a procedure that has been included by the same user who included the increase/decrease procedure and that has not yet completed when the increase/decrease procedure is included. This situation can arise when:
- The increase/decrease procedure is stored in the file that is to be increased or decreased.
- The increase/decrease procedure is included by a procedure stored in the file to be increased or decreased.
The INCREASE or DECREASE command is ignored, and the procedure continues with the next sequential command.
File manager response: The increase/decrease procedure cannot be stored in the file to be increased or decreased nor can the increase/decrease procedure be invoked by a procedure stored in the file to be updated. Store the increase/decrease procedure in a file other than the one to be updated, or issue the INCREASE or DECREASE command at command level.
Message attributes:
| RETCODEO=0 | Sets online return code |
|---|---|
| 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 |
| AUDITAD | Writes the message with line type AD to the audit trail |
| NOCOUNT | Does not increment the error count (ERCNT) parameter |