The condition that Patrick Thrapp mentions would not generate the Security
Violation (FSERR 93) that Gary Sielaff mentioned, rather something like
"MULTIPLE ACCESS" (I forget the exact text). However, this is usually on a data
file, not a program file.
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Patrick Thrapp <[log in to unmask]> on 01/11/2001 11:16:38 AM

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 Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] file unavailable








You might need a file eq before running the program to allow concurrent
access.

:FILE rpgfile=actual_file,old;shr

Where rpgfile is the program logical file name, actual_file is the real file
on disc(MPE name)

If that fails then the owner of the file in question has exclusive rights.
Try a LISTF filename,8 to see who is owning the file during the failure
period.


Gary Sielaff <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
news:93il8202go1@enews4.newsguy.com...
> I try to run a program and I get an rpg error "file not available for
access.  mpe error "Security violation fserr93.
> My capabilitites are nd,sf,ba,ia.  When I run god at my sign on then the
program runs.  My question (and I bet you are thinking.... Its about time)
what capabilities do I need to run the program.  The program capabilities
are ba,ia,mr.
> tia
> gls
> mlw
>