compilation fail. as/400

[noamp]

hey,
i am using lansa for ibm i (as/400) and i changed a program (the program was working and compiled before) and added 1 fetch command and i was sended for compilation.
now the compilation was failed and i dont know why, i tagged the log file of the problem.
if anyone can help me to understand where the problem is i be thankful . thanks.

[kno_dk]

Hi

When you check in then set the "produce DDS/RPG listing" to checked and then see the source on the IBM i.

[noamp]

hey, i dont understand well, where i set the "produce DDS/RPG listing" to checked? i dont know how to do that and that do you mean.?
thanks.

[lawingo]

Have you checked your Library List of the user that is compiling the object? Does it include the library of the object you are trying to fetch data from? Just a thought.

[MarkDale]

When you check in the function for compile, you should see a dialog like this:

Compile dialogue.PNG (54.8 KiB) Viewed 14439 times

That is where you specify the produce DDS/RPG listing.

[noamp]

hey,
yes. i fetch from library from library list. when i remove the fetch command the compile was succeeded- and when i added back- the compiler was not succeeded.

the window that you show me does not exist on os / 400, that is different lansa interface from the pc.

[bark]

Hi

The joblog has this error message
Message . . . . : Program error detected while processing function PGRCV09
An internal error in program DC@P3107 was trapped during an attempted compile
of function PGRCV09. Please report this problem to your EDP department or
product vendor as soon as possible.

You might want to take the advice of the message in the joblog and report this to your local LANSA representative. Include your LANSA version information and CPU information as well as the joblog and the RDML/RPG and DDS source listings.

The online help shows you how to generate the RDML/RPG and DDS source listings
http://docs.lansa.com/14/en/lansa010/in ... n%7C_____2
Produce RDML / RPG and DDS source listings . . . NO / NO YES, NO

[noamp]

thank!.