I wonder if there is some threshold that has to be exceeded before the error occurs.  Perhaps Barry's BREAKJOB was not in effect long enough to cause the error.  For example, maybe the pause time needs to exceed the requested pause by 25% or something.

BTW, I was able to duplicate the problem.

John

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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Always Put CONTINUE Statements Before PAUSE Statements

Now this thread is digressing I think.
Even with HPAUTOCONT ON or the CONTINUE,
I think you would see the error occurring. Just not JOB aborting.

But I suppose one could have a PAUSE command file in the path,
that traps the errors; or UDC.

Would need to set HPCMDTRACE TRUE to see that I think.

Add to innerjob
#SHOWVAR HPAUTOCONT
#SETVAR HPCMDTRACE TRUE


Keven

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Maybe you have a SYSTEM logon UDC that sets HPAUTOCONT ON?


Tracy Johnson

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