Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

[pavan_kumar]

Hi All,

I wanted to delete a file using DLTF command.
that file doesnt contained any logical file.

when i am trying to delete it using DLTF command, program is throwing message like "Cannot delete file or member of file XXXX in library YYYYY".

This error message will come when file has any dependency , but my file doesnt contain any dependency.

Can anyone please tell me the other ways of getting above message?


Thanks
Pavan Pokala

[Terry Wincheste]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

This error message will come when file has any dependency , but my file doesnt contain any dependency.

Have you run the DSPDBR command to verify that there are no other dependencies?

Terry

[pavan_kumar]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

yes, i did but there is no dependency.

thanks
Pavan Pokala

[Terry Wincheste]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

Are there any messages preceding the CPF3219? Maybe there are triggers on the file...you can see these with the DSPFD command.

Terry

[pavan_kumar]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

Hi , I have checked verything, its a normal file. Doesnt contain anything (like triggers and constrains)

suggest me

Pavan pokala

[Terry Wincheste]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

Did you look in your joblog for any error messages preceeding the CPF3219 message?

Perhaps you could post the output of your DSPDBR and DSPFD commands. Maybe someone will spot a strange anomaly, otherwise a call to IBM may be required...

Terry

[FaStOnE]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

Are you sure you're trying to delete the file you're aiming for? In other words, are you typing:

DLTF FILE(FILENAME) 

This will find the FIRST instance of FILENAME, not necessarily the one you might think you're deleting.

or, are you typing:

DLTF FILE(MYLIB/FILENAME) 

-R

[abhishek_ec002]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

you can't delete any pf when some pgm is using it (displaying, reading or updating).

[saket221061]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

did u look the file , that ur file given any lock state *exclrd .

[tomholden]

Re: Related to DLTF .......CPF3219

Did you look in your joblog for any error messages preceeding the CPF3219 message?

Perhaps you could post the output of your DSPDBR and DSPFD commands. Maybe someone will spot a strange anomaly, otherwise a call to IBM may be required...

Terry

what he said...post those bits of info and that will help us help you!