Brian Donaldson wrote:
> Then the program FOPEN's the above file and the FOPEN fails --
>
> FOPEN FAILED=>+0000> (file number = zeroes)
>
> /SYS/PUB/SNTINL010042
>
> Error code returned by FCHECK = zeroes
>
> Anyone know why the FOPEN is failing?
Not that this applies here. More of a heads up.
I'd also see what CCODE or C-C is after the FOPEN.
File number 0, is a valid file number, and is usually $STDIN
to all programs.
But you can close it:
FCLOSE ( 0, 0, 0 )
and the next FOPEN will be assigned file number 0
(or the next socket number will be 0 -- for network programmers)
Keven
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