I am not receiving data exception messages but I am receiving data exceptions. What is the best method to analyze a data exception error to determine where the error occurs?
First, check if there is a HANDLE command in the program. If so, replicate the HANDLE line and comment out the original line. From the replicated line, remove any path for a data exception off of the HANDLE command line (i.e., data check (DCK), program check (ASRA), or run-time error (RTE)). ASRA, DCK and RTE are the current data exception paths for a HANDLE command; however, in the future there may be others. As such, refer to the CA-Gener/OL Reference Manual under the topic HANDLE Command. Rerun the program. You should then get the error messages for a data exception, which will tell you the line the data exception occurred, the field name and the bad data. Correct the field(s) in question. If you do not have a HANDLE command and you are not getting data exception messages, call the CA-Gener/OL Technical Support help desk.
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