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What is the most common reason for a PTF installation failure?

User received CEE3201S calling a COBOL program from a C application that was called from Java™. The call leading to the Operation Exception was from IGZETHI. CEEDUMP showed a negative offset from IGZETHI but Reg14 minus the entry point for IGZETHI showed a call was made at IGZETHI +X'35C'.

PL/I 1.1.1 program fetches C module and produces 0C1/0C4 ABEND during linkage.

Why is compilation abending when run-time option TRAP(OFF) is used?

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An improper literal is created for FIONREAD. 1074038399 X'4004867F' is wrong, 1074046847 X'4004A77F' is correct. The compiler generates the wrong literal.

CBC3575 or CBC1742 Csect option is ignored due to naming error. // EXEC PGM=CCNDRVR,PARM=CSECT //SYSIN DD * #pragma csect(CODE,"hello") Before the pragma is used by the compiler, the compiler tries to assign a name by looking at the input data set name.

Why do the pragma map statements have escape characters in them?

This IBM Redbook describes the IBM Application Development Tools for z/OS and OS/390 and includes scenarios that show how to use the tools to recognize, locate, and fix errors in application programs. Part 1 describes the five program products that make up the suite and product integration : -> IBM Fault Analyzer -> IBM File Manager -> IBM Debug Tool -> IBM Application Monitor -> IBM Workload Simulator. Part 2 walks you through detailed scenarios that demonstrate how the tools can be used in a practical, day-to-day manner. Part 3 contains code samples, reports and listings, and examples that are too large to include in the chapters.

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