Re: runtime message

> Please, what is a "cobol I/O error 39,52 on ..." error ?

> I've not the description of this message in my "User's guide"

The first byte of File Status values for I/O Errors is the character
'0', '1', '2', '3' or '9'.   x39 is the hex value for the character
'9'.  This is then a vendor defined value starting '9'.  You should
check the source code for the program to see that my assumption about
what it is doing is correct.

If it is MicroFocus then the second byte has a binary value and hex 52
is decimal  82.  9/82 for MicroFocus is "CALL convention not
supported".  Is your program doing a CALL ?

If it is not MicroFocus then you will have to check the user manual.

Richard a écrit : 
> 
>
> The first byte of File Status values for I/O Errors is the character
> '0', '1', '2', '3' or '9'.   x39 is the hex value for the character
> '9'.  This is then a vendor defined value starting '9'.  You should
> check the source code for the program to see that my assumption about
> what it is doing is correct.
>
> If it is MicroFocus then the second byte has a binary value and hex 52
> is decimal  82.  9/82 for MicroFocus is "CALL convention not
> supported".  Is your program doing a CALL ?
>
> If it is not MicroFocus then you will have to check the user manual.
>

OK, It isn't MicroFocus but, in the "user's guide" I've got many runtime
errors with the first byte = 9 so I will search with this clue.

Thank you for your help.

best regards

Jerome