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IGZ0075S error in Vsam file processing

 
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Anand_R
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 5:18 pm    Post subject: IGZ0075S error in Vsam file processing Reply with quote
Hi

I am getting IGZ0075S error while using VSAM file that I have created in the prior step. This error was happened because of incosisitenceis in Max Record Lenght between the file and the program that is using this file. But the hitch is I did not see any difference in maxium record length. Here are the vsam file base cluster definition
Code:

'  DEFINE CLUSTER -                            ',               
' (NAME(&ACCT1..TBV.PFMLV05.&CRCYC) -       ',                 
'      INDEXED -                               ',               
'      TO(2021365) -                           ',               
'      CYL(1 1) -                              ',               
'      SHAREOPTIONS(1,3) -                     ',               
'      NOERASE -                               ',               
'      SPEED -                                 ',               
'      FREESPACE(5 5) -                        ',               
'      KEYS(12 0) -                            ',               
'      RECORDSIZE (30 30)  -                   ',               
'      IMBED ) -                               ',               
' DATA  -                                      ',               
' (NAME(&ACCT1..TBV.PFMLV05.&CRCYC..DATA))- ',                 
' INDEX -                                      ',               
' (NAME(&ACCT1..TBV.PFMLV05.&CRCYC..INDEX)) ')                 

Here is the definiton of file in the program
Code:

FD  CUM-PREM-FILE IS EXTERNAL                         
    RECORD CONTAINS 30 CHARACTERS                     
    DATA RECORD IS CUM-PREM-FILE-RECORD.               
                                                       
01  CUM-PREM-FILE-RECORD.                             
05  CP-POLICY-NUMBER                  PIC X(12) .     
05  CP-CUMULATIVE-PREM-PAID           PIC 9(07)V99.   
05  CP-GROSS-ANN-PREMIUM              PIC 9(07)V99.   

Please help me in solving this issue. I tried all means but no result. Please let me know if you need any further info

Thanks
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 8:25 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Anand_R,

You have defined the vsam file as EXTERNAL. Does the subroutine which opens this file also have the same attributes defined?

Check this link for an example of using external files.

http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IGY3PG10/4.2.6.1?DT=20020923143836


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PostPosted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 9:45 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Kolusu,

Sorry for getting back you late. You are right. There was a calling program which actually calls the program I had mentioned in my note. I have changed the paraments in the calling program also for that file and it worked fine.

Thanks for your time & help
Anand
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