i have set the validtae from list property of my item to yes but stil on navigating to other filed from the item text box the lov list does’nt  pop up

We can’t answer without some idea of what you’re asking about. What are you compiling? What are you using to do the compile? What platform is it running on? What OS are you using? If there are errors, what are the error messages or codes, especially including any identifiers? — Tom

If USB 3.0 is fully supported by the system, then external RAID configurations are very feasible. — Tom

I don’t like this, but you might consider OPNQRYF. This is conjecture for brainstorming; but parameters are all open to CL variables, so you can provide input choices through the FILE() parameter. You can create a “model” file description with a format named something like FILEmdlR and compile your target program over the model. OPNQRYF can then use FILEmdlR to map fields the FILE() to its output. It’d probably be ugly. — Tom

Extremely hard to say with such small amount of context. However, most likely it doesn’t “do” anything. It’s likely just the name of an object attribute that holds a “version description”. — Tom

“It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.”  Mark Twain

Does your answer about being horribly slow even if external is the new much faster usb 3.0?

Very good question. This was not my design. I started at this company only a month ago. Either the part-time consultant set it up this way or the previous developer. I definitely would’ve gone a different route with that process (EDI 315 data) and used 1 file for all translated 315 data.

I don’t have an answer at the moment, but I do have a question. Your answer might help explain the whole problem. Since the records have the same field names and data definitions, why would you assign different record format names? — Tom

What do you want to see? The problem log entries or the data associated with problem log entries? Problem log entries can be seen by querying QUSRSYS/QASXPROB, but it only takes a few seconds to realize that a lot of other data might be available. You can review all files in QUSRSYS named QASX* to get a better idea on what could need to be done, but that’s still only part of it all. Then you’ll possibly want any libraries named QSCnnnnnn where “n” is a numeric digit because those are APAR libraries with problem data such as history log, joblog, and various data elements related to different problems. In short, quite a few objects may need to be restored while ensuring that you don’t mess up existing objects. So be very clear exactly what you want to see. — Tom

Perhaps it’s time for you to show us how.  Here’s a bit of reading but you can find plenty more.http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg051904-story01.htmlorhttp://pmsinformationsystem.forumotion.net/t211-date-conversion-tips  

URL manipulation can be as simple as changing the URL in the address box and pressing ENTER. This can be done by any idiot… It seems strange that there system can be manipulated by such a simple method. Sounds like a poorly designed or just simpleton system.

It’s not difficult at all if you download the right tools. And if we tell you what it all means, you’ll have a harder time explaining that you don’t know anything about how it works. You need to have someone intervene on your behalf, possibly someone to review your system to ensure there are no malware “bots” or similar programs hiding in it. It’s possible that your system is doing it without your knowledge. — Tom

@Tom, Thanks for clearing that up. I have been around at least that long but didn’t recognize the acronym.
I see now why you tend to “answer” in the discussion section.

The problem is still insufficiently described. We don’t yet know the OS version nor whether it’s RPG II, RPG III or RPG IV. We only know that it’s an “old” program and that for some reason /FREE supposedly can’t be used. If things are really that old and that restricted, then there is no ADDDUR op-code nor %DATE() function. We still don’t know how to answer because we aren’t being told what the actual problem is. — Tom

@FTClark : “…but I do not recognize a meaning for ‘OP’.” My apologies. ‘OP’ is a term from early BBS forum days, and it means ‘Original Poster’, the person who made the first or originating post in a thread. — Tom

You’ll likely need to vary on CTL01, then vary on the attached devices.

Sorry, left out the field definitions:

D FROM		  S              7  0
D DATEFLD         S               D   
D TO              S              8  0

Your from date is in a *CYMD format, and your to date is in a *USA format.  Something like this might meet your requirements:

*CYMD         MOVE      FROM          DATEFLD
              ADDDUR    28:*DAYS      DATEFLD 
*ISO          MOVE      DATEFLD       TO

There might some configuration issue in ISP Router.Your packet are going to ISP router as per your Routing table. PE receives the same and there might a static route for the destination pointing towards CE again. You can ask your ISP to check the configuration.