Here is more info:
Here is the output from the jshow:
jsh tmi ~ -->jshow -c W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY
Subroutine: /jbase/lib/libroot5.so.223
jBC W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY version 3.4 Wed Apr 13
10:52:08
2005
jBC W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY source file W2
Subroutine (DUP!!): /jbase/lib/libtmi0.so.129
jBC W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY version 3.4 Thu Apr 25
14:57:46
2013
jBC W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY source file T9DEV.BP
it will let me decatalog the T9DEV.BP version, but not the W2 version.
When I try to decatalog the W2 version, it says:
jsh tmi ~ -->DECATALOG W2 W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY
** Unable to decatalog object W.PURCHASE.ORDER.ENTRY **
Any suggestions?
I have been making a duplicate copy with a new version number and then go
and find all the calling programs and change them as a program does not
have the cataloging problem.
Thanks in advance for any help.
On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 10:52:24 AM UTC-5, troyd1 wrote:
>
> I did not think to decatalog first. I will give that a try. I have
> worked through all my issues so far, but that is good to know.
>
> Sorry for the double post. The first did not show up right away and I
> thought I did something wrong.
>
> On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 8:40:29 AM UTC-5, Dick Thiot wrote:
>>
>> I would suggest a couple of things. You can try the "jshow -c
>> yoursubname" command to make sure that the subroutine is recognized in one
>> of the libraries. If it is currently being called I would be surprised if
>> this didn't return showing the lib file that the subroutine is in. You can
>> also try to DECATALOG the subroutine first before cataloging it. Are you
>> getting an error when you do your catalog? There are a number of issues
>> that could cause this. Obviously, it is critical that the SUBROUTINE
>> statement in the program have the same name as the actual subroutine name
>> and you probably are doing that just fine.
>>
>> Dick
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 8:48 AM, troyd1 <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> I inherited a 3.0 jbase install and am trying to support it. It is on a
>>> linux machine. If I compile and catalog a subroutine, it says that it
>>> rebuilt the subroutine library ok, but the changes are ignored. I need to
>>> change the name of the subroutine, recompile it and then change the call
>>> name in the calling program to get it to work. Any suggestions on what to
>>> do with this? It kind of defeats the purpose of having a subroutine of you
>>> need to change the calls all the time. The programs recatalog fine.
>>>
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