MF COBOL Error 181 on OPEN - Bogus Error Code? - hp-hpux
This is a discussion on MF COBOL Error 181 on OPEN - Bogus Error Code? - hp-hpux ; I'm grasping at straws, so I figured I'd throw this out to the Assembled Multitudes to see if anyone has any ideas. I've already posted this in the forums at HP's ITRC, but I thought reposting over here wouldn't hurt, ...
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| Assembled Multitudes to see if anyone has any ideas. I've already posted this in the forums at HP's ITRC, but I thought reposting over here wouldn't hurt, either. We're on HP-UX 11.11 running Micro Focus COBOL 4.0: $ cob -V version @(#)cob.c 1.313 PRN=RXCPR/AAD:9i.T4.40.04 PTI=SP2 I see no work $ cobrun V4.0 revision 0 build 10/10/2 G; 14705. Run Time System RXCPR/ AA0/00000D Intermittently and unpredictably, we've got a program aborting on an OPEN statement with the following: I/O error : file 'RECOOUT1' error code: 9/181 (ANS74), pc=0 call=1 seg=0 181 Invalid parameter error The SELECT statement for the failing file is SELECT RECOOUT-FILE ASSIGN TO RECOOUT1. The OPEN statement is OPEN INPUT RECOIN-FILE OUTPUT RECOOUT-FILE Before the program is run, we set an environment variable RECOOUT1 as export RECOOUT1=/absolute/path/to/file This error only seems to occur when the system is "busy" - lots of other programs all running simultaneously, all beating up on the system, but none of which are *supposed* to be accessing /absolute/ path/to/file. We've never seen the error occur when the system is "calm", only when it's being hammered. I think the 181 is bogus, since we're not directly calling anything where we'd need to move around a "parameter". My gut tells me that this is likely one or more kernel parameters that need to be increased, but since I can't tell what the message is trying to communicate to us, I can't tell which parameter(s) need to be tweaked. Does anyone have *any* idea where I could even start with this? |
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