Your right my bad.  MULTIPLE ACCESS error is FSERR 48 I think.  In this case
the user does not have access rights to the file in question.

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> 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
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> 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
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> You might need a file eq before running the program to allow concurrent
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> :FILE rpgfile=actual_file,old;shr
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> Where rpgfile is the program logical file name, actual_file is the real
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> 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
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> Gary Sielaff <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> > 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
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