Please help!!! Not sure if this is correct thread for this but since it's a COBOL program that is causing my problem, I'm hoping someone can help me figure out the cause and solution.
I'm working with web services ... programs that are called on as400 side are in COBOL... am having trouble with one in particular that also has a call to CL within the code. I'm getting this error:
Cannot resolve to object DTACREDEN. Type and Subtype X'0201' Authority
X'0000'.
Message 'MCH3401' in program object 'WEBCREPUT' in library 'SEADEV'
I've recompiled both the COBOL and the CL to ensure they were in proper libraries. I've also checked my profile and I have what looks to be the correct authority. When I run a test on the as400 I don't receive this error...only when accessing from the web service.
The actual COBOL code that is causing the error is this:
MOVE ZEROES TO CRE-COUNT.
CALL "DTACREDEN" USING CRE-COUNT.
Other programs are doing calls in them but to other COBOL programs without issue.
Anyone have any ideas as to the best way to resolve (aside from not coding in COBOL! which unfortunately is not an option)?
Thanks for your help!
Caren
I'm working with web services ... programs that are called on as400 side are in COBOL... am having trouble with one in particular that also has a call to CL within the code. I'm getting this error:
Cannot resolve to object DTACREDEN. Type and Subtype X'0201' Authority
X'0000'.
Message 'MCH3401' in program object 'WEBCREPUT' in library 'SEADEV'
I've recompiled both the COBOL and the CL to ensure they were in proper libraries. I've also checked my profile and I have what looks to be the correct authority. When I run a test on the as400 I don't receive this error...only when accessing from the web service.
The actual COBOL code that is causing the error is this:
MOVE ZEROES TO CRE-COUNT.
CALL "DTACREDEN" USING CRE-COUNT.
Other programs are doing calls in them but to other COBOL programs without issue.
Anyone have any ideas as to the best way to resolve (aside from not coding in COBOL! which unfortunately is not an option)?
Thanks for your help!
Caren
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