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C:\Users\Connie>CWBPING 50.102.238.246

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To cancel the CWBPING request, press CTRL-C or CTRL-BREAK
I – Verifying connection to system 50.102.238.246…
E – CWBCO1003 – Sockets error, function connect() returned 10060
E – CWBCO1048 – A time-out occurred trying to connect to the iSeries
E – CWBCO1006 – Unable to connect to server mapper
E – CWBCO1011 – Remote port could not be resolved
E – CWBCO1008 – Unable to connect to server application Central Client, returned
10060

E – CWBCO1003 – Sockets error, function connect() returned 10060
E – CWBCO1048 – A time-out occurred trying to connect to the iSeries
E – CWBCO1006 – Unable to connect to server mapper
E – CWBCO1011 – Remote port could not be resolved
E – CWBCO1008 – Unable to connect to server application Network File, returned 1
0060

Cancel requested
E – CWBCO1006 – Unable to connect to server mapper
E – CWBCO1011 – Remote port could not be resolved

W – CWBCO1017 – Connection verify to system 50.102.238.246 cancelled

C:\Users\Connie>

I read this and also had to comment. I’m also in a large corporate environment with over 30k employees worldwide. Many of my collegues and I have attempted to utilized iPads in our daily work but asside from email capabilities, which my iphone can already do just fine, we dried up after a couple days. No legitimate VPN access, no sharepoint access, no native document handling (worth mentioning). If i’m going to use a tab in the office to manage servers etc…it better have a full size screen, keyboard, trackpad, speakers, usb inputs etc…lol

I am a diehard Apple fan, don’t get me wrong…but BYOD was a fad just like mullets, and we all lived through that

Cheers,
Guru

Blondred,

Are we sure that this external drive is still formatted correctly? As i’m sure you know, Mac uses HFS (journaled like linux) and modern Win boxes use NTFS. They can both use FAT32 but OSx cannot write NTFS and vice versa.

From either PC, can you verify the partition formatting?

Cheers,
Guru

Martech,

Are you using an iPhone 4, 4s, 5 etc… The answer may vary depending on the device.

Cheers,
Guru

Hello,

Could you please elaborate a bit? Are you trying to hide the date/time (Timestamp) when you open a message from your inbox or do you want to remove the date column when you are looking at your actual inbox?

Cheers,

Guru

Hey guys,

If you have any more information on the issue, please send it along to me. I’m currently not seeing the issue (along with other members of the team) so anything you can give me would be great. Thanks!

Need some more information than you gave if you want any help in your problem. Like, if any error messages come up, what was done before this occurred, simple things like this that may give us a clue into your problem.

Have you tried uninstalling all versions of flashplayer, rebooting your system to clear out the cache, and then installing it fresh from the site? This does work when your system sees that there is no other installs of flashplayer.

Use the CHKOBJ command and monitor for the messages;
Here is what you can monitor for:
*ESCAPE Messages
CPF9801 Object &2 in library &3 not found.
CPF9802 Not authorized to object &2 in &3.
CPF9810 Library &1 not found.
CPF9815 Member &5 file &2 in library &3 not found.
CPF9820 Not authorized to use library &1.
CPF9830 Cannot assign library &1.
CPF9899 Error occurred during processing of command

Use the CHKOBJ command and monitor for the messages;
Here is what you can monitor for:
*ESCAPE Messages
CPF9801 Object &2 in library &3 not found.
CPF9802 Not authorized to object &2 in &3.
CPF9810 Library &1 not found.
CPF9815 Member &5 file &2 in library &3 not found.
CPF9820 Not authorized to use library &1.
CPF9830 Cannot assign library &1.
CPF9899 Error occurred during processing of command.

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Note that if addresses are used, then the DNS info is not relevant. You can ignore anything about DNS unless you’re using host names. — Tom

“CANNOT statr a 5250 session to 192.168.1.2″

Assuming you’re outside of the router, you’ll never connect to an address like that without some kind of VPN tunnel. If you have any success (without VPN), it’ll be with the 66.102.38.246 address.

“CWBPING 66.102.238.246 returns 10060 socket error”

What was the result of following the instructions in the message?

Tom

I agree with Tom.
This would not be a case for an array.

If all you need to do is verify that the item exists use the SETLL on the file keyed on ItemNumber. Then check the %equals( myfile ) for the result.

If you need data from the product record use the chain command.

You’re probably thinking the search of an ascending array would be faster and you’re possibly correct but the time to load the array (if it were possible) would offset any speed advantage.

Phil

My “7″ key sticks sometimes. The comment should have said “For 7.1, it’s DIM(16773104)…”. The limits are in the language reference manual. — Tom

You do it the same way you check authority for any object. Display the *JOBQ authority with DSPOBJAUT.

Tom

If not authorized, the process will be sent a message saying the user isn’t authorized when the profile is accessed. If the message arrives, display it for the user. What exactly is the problem with that?

This would normally be a problem when the *PGM is running under adopted authority. But why adopt authority if the user already has authority? And if the user doesn’t have authority, why use adopted authority if the program isn’t going to proceed with the operation? And if it proceeds with the operation, then why check user authority?

A full description of the actual problem can help in determining which way the problem should be fixed. There are a number of possibilities that could be used for different reasons.

Tom

Please clarify what you mean by “find”. Do you want to locate them all? Or do you just want to know their names?

If you just want to know their names, then display the authorization list.

Tom

It depends on what version you’re using. For V5R3, maximum is DIM(32767). For .1, it’s DIM(16773104); but maximum memory space for a data item is 16773104 bytes. If your elements are 15 bytes, then your maximum is DIM(1118206).

Putting 70 million item numbers in a memory array is way beyond reasonable for a business process. Use a different structure such as a database index or a user index.

Tom

Having full rows for the pipe-delimited file and the DDS for the PF let me do a visual check and a run test. I put your sample data into a streamfile (which should normally be used, but isn’t required) and ran a couple variations of CPYFRMIMPF. This is what eventually worked:

CPYFRMIMPF FROMSTMF(pipes.psv) TOFILE(TSTCSV) RCDDLM(*CRLF) STRDLM(*NONE)
FLDDLM(‘|’) RPLNULLVAL(*FLDDFT)

There are a couple differences from yours.

I didn’t notice the first one until now. You have member *ALL specified for your to-file. It seems very unlikely that you’re using a partitioned file, so you probably should either leave that at the default or specify *FIRST. You might need *FROMMBR or a named member, but it seems unlikely since an import hasn’t worked yet on your system. You don’t have a member structure in place yet that you might be required to use in the future.

Next, you have RCDDLM(|) and STRDLM(|). Those aren’t appropriate. They can’t make sense if you also have FLDDLM(‘|’). The same delimiter wouldn’t make sense for all three records, strings and fields. The conversion would never be able to determine when a pipe was delimiting a record, a string or a field. The data example shows that FLDDLM(‘|’) is correct, but there is no string delimiter. Use STRDLM(*NONE). (Using quotes for strings is most common.) You also need to use RCDDLM(*EOR); that’s the default and your input is a physical file, so you can let it default. (The help text for the parameter tells you that.)

The last item is the RPLNULLVAL(*FLDDFT) parameter. You aren’t using null-capable fields in your PF, so you should read the help text for that parameter for an explanation.

Using your data and your PF DDS, the command worked for me.

Tom