Boris

        Try doing a LISTF OPFR16.NMX,9

        This will tell you if some process that you may not know about is
executing the program.

Bob Schlosser
(407) 727-5893

        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Boris Kortiak [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
        Sent:   Tuesday, August 17, 1999 12:06
        To:     [log in to unmask]
        Subject:        Getting an error that makes no sense

        When I run this program I get the following:

         :RUN OPFR16.NMX;LIB=G

         Cisco NM version: 4.0.9225
         EDI (E) OR NON-EDI PRINT (P) RUN = P
         ENTER PCTL SELECTION
         SELECTION ENTERED ==> I
         PROGRAM ALREADY RUNNING


******************************************************************************
         +
+
         + P R O G R A M   A B O R T               Ldev #: 6385       08/17/99
@1126 +
         +
+
         + Program name:     OPFR16.NMX.BGTEST                  Program status:
400 +
         + Logon name:       BATCHOPS.BGTEST,FLS                Operator-id:
BATCHJOB +
         + Cisco SL version: 4.0.9225
+
         + Error-type  : Program halt #  400 requested by  OPFR16
+
         +
+
         + MESSAGE-ID: CISCO (3000)     MSG-INSERT: GENXREF         0192
+
         +           FILE SYSTEM ERROR!!!
+
         +           A MPE file system error has occurred.  Please refer to the
+
         +           bottom section of this error message for more information.
+
         +
+
         +
+

******************************************************************************


         THESE MESSAGES HAVE BEEN LOGGED TO FILE: RUNLOG.PUB.BGTEST

         **** PROCESS QUIT; PARAM = 400
         ABORT: OPFR16.NMX.BGTEST
         NM SYS   a.00aa0288 dbg_abort_trace+$24
         NM PUB   1578.000781a0 c42abort+$1d9c
         NM PROG  12ed.0000c570 _start+$7b8


         Program terminated in an error state. (CIERR 976)
         REMAINDER OF JOB FLUSHED.

        The program already running message makes no sense since the program is
not running anywhere else.

        Any hints or suggestions?

        Boris