One thing which might lead one astray is that there is a typo in the messages
and codes manual. In the description of message IGD17501I, IBM writes that
this message is the result of the "BPX10PN" routine. Please note that the
fifth
character of the service routine name is actually the letter "O" and not a zero.
So, from message IGD17501I, we have return code 006F. This is documented
as meaning "EACCES" in topic "4.0 Return Codes Listed Alphabetically" of z/OS
UNIX System Services Messages and Codes.
Then, we can use the correct service name BPX1OPN, and look of the service
for more details as to why EACCES might occur. Topic "2.118 open (BPX1OPN,
BPX4OPN) -- Open a file" in manual z/OS UNIX System Services Programming:
Assembler Callable Services Reference provides the final answer:
Return_code
------------
EACCES
Explanation
----------
Reasons for being denied access include these:
o The calling process does not have permission
to search one of the directories specified in
the Pathname parameter.
o The calling process does not have permission
to open the file in the way specified by the
Options parameter.
o The file does not exist, and the calling
process does not have permission to write
into files in the directory in which the file
would have been created.
o The truncate option was specified, but the
process does not have write permission for
the file.
Hope this helps.
Brian
On Fri, 23 May 2008 12:02:15 -0500, Field, Alan C. wrote:
>I have a user getting the following:
>
>
>
> IGD17501I ATTEMPT TO OPEN A HFS FILE FAILED, RETURN CODE IS
>(0000006F) REASON CODE IS (0000006F)
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