I'm writing a relatively trivial assembler program that writes output to a Unix file. I'm getting return code 4 from CLOSE, which of course simply indicates that the close was unsuccessful. No additional diagnostic messages are generated.
I've confirmed that I haven't clobbered the DCB or otherwise mangled any control blocks (as best I can tell, anyway). Any tips on how to determine the reason that CLOSE refused to close the file? Thanks... (The program is an ADRDSSU User Interaction Module exit that reformats DUMP records into AWSTAPE format and writes them to a Unix file. The path will eventually be an NFS-mounted filesystem when I get everything working.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
