How do you mean “entrusted certificate”? What host are you connecting to? What’s your OS, browser, etc.?

Kevin.. me too soo happy with my note II..

Any body pls advice…its little bit urgent

Right Tom, Many companies use this API.. Many will have the utility developed..

As just to enter the module name or file name and to list all the modules and programms using it

I will come again.

there are two jobs.
1. Auto start job ( application for tracking the customer data)

2. Our job which is failing at CPYF command.

The auto start job is designed in such a way that what ever changes happened to the files ( there are almost 40 file , with Insert,update,delete After-trg added)
It will be written to a common trigger file and records are processed from there.

All the 40 files will be locked , when the subsystem is started. like given below

A**** MBR *SHRRD HELD *JOB
MBR *SHRRD HELD *JOB
DATA *SHRRD HELD *JOB
DATA *SHRRD HELD *JOB

Now here we got two different systems ATM and banking sys.
Files from ATM is send to Banking system using the second job.
using the copy file command.

so what should be the alternate way to copy the files from ATM to banking system..(as the file at banking system is always locked)

Can we use SQL RPGLE.. ??

Or any other logic we can use

Please advice..

Thanks
Anu

And what does the trigger have to do with any of this? It shouldn’t make any difference. — Tom

What kind of trigger is it? INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE? Is it BEFORE or AFTER?
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As long as a lock exists that prevents the clearing of the file for *REPLACE, it will never work. CPYF can require a lock similar to *EXCL. No other locks can exist at that time.
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You’re using FMTOPT(*NOCHK) which is bizarre if this is production code. Why is *NOCHK needed? If it’s needed, there might be no alternative except to write a program to do the work and give up on CPYF.
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Tom

You’d still CHAIN and UPDATE; but as long as the fields are declared in a DS to ensure contiguous memory, there would be no problem doing it through a pointer. It’s not clear why it would be a good idea, though. It would seem potentially slower as well as harder to understand and maintain. — Tom

Thanks Tom,
”
UAT1992 ***ATM: (******) 13/05/06 22:42:10 AT588 UAT1992 ATMP Cutover, sequence number 035, program ******, job A***** – Send ATM/Debit card to As400, ended abnormally.
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This is the error we are getting in production. This is failing at the copy command.
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CPYF FROMFILE(A*)TOFILE(A**) +
MBROPT(*REPLACE) FMTOPT(*NOCHK)
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(A**)- is the file locked.
As I told before about the autostart job… which is always locking this file.. this is the existing design, we cant make any change to this..

Is there any other way to copy the records to A** file.

Please advice ..

Many thanks..
Anu

I haven’t ever dealt with the issue. I have tried to search the solution for the problem and find some relevant links.
Please check the below discussion if it helps you:http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=327139

Have you checked your Mail Flow Settings?
Do the following steps:
1. Go to properties of the mailbox or group

2. Click the ‘Mail Flow Settings’

3. Double click ‘Message Delivery restrictions’

4. Uncheck the check box “Require that all senders are authenticated”.

5. Click ‘OK’ and ‘Apply’

For more Info check the relevant discussion at:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrsecuremessaginglegacy/thread/bf042ac1-64e7-4ef8-b74d-95e44d22d8a2

A trigger doesn’t make much sense for a file that will be the target for a CPYF. Please show the CPYF command so we have a little better understanding of the process.
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Tom

Thanks everyone.. it is perfect once i corrected the parameter

OK , could you try to uninstall lotus notes …. delete the lotus notes from the Hard Derive then delete everything related to the lotus notes at the registery and finally reinstall lotus notes in a different path…

It depends on how you created them. There are at least a half dozen very different applications that are known to us a .FX file extension; so to make sense of what’s in them, you should use whatever application created them to open them. You’d be the only one who’d know how to use them.
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You can open them with Notepad if you want, but there’s a good chance the output won’t make any sense.
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If someone sent the file to you, you need to ask the sender.
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Tom

I agree Kevin! I think it comes down to the old guard of loyal BlackBerry fans. If BB doesn’t get those fans to come back, then it’s in trouble.

Would both you describe social media as the big ‘killer application’ right now?

Okay, I’ve done that. Now what? What problem are you having? If you don’t tell us anything about your problem, we don’t know what to tell you. And although we can help with guidance, we don’t do homework for you. — Tom

Any file can be deleted if you don’t need it any more. What kind of .CDX files are they? How were they created? Multiple applications create and use different kinds of .CDX files. — Tom