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recover2

  • June 20, 2017
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Good afternoon, I'm trying to generate a binary sequential file from the recover2, as follows:

Runcobol recover2 k C = runcobol.cfg A = 'ORIGIN PATH, DESTINATION PATH, NOSUB'

And it generates the following error:

COBOL I / O error 30, UNIX error 32 on PRINT-FILE file PRINTER.tination available.

The file size that is created is 1.13 GB.

The runcobol.cfg is in the following way:

RUN-FILES-ATTR large-file-lock-limit = 8

RUN-SEQ-FILES use-large-file-lock-limit = yes

Thanks for your help.

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Juan Urraburu
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  • June 22, 2017

Good afternoon, I'm trying to generate a binary sequential file from the recover2, as follows:

Runcobol recover2 k C = runcobol.cfg A = 'ORIGIN PATH, DESTINATION PATH, NOSUB'

And it generates the following error:

COBOL I / O error 30, UNIX error 32 on PRINT-FILE file PRINTER.tination available.

The file size that is created is 1.13 GB.

The runcobol.cfg is in the following way:

RUN-FILES-ATTR large-file-lock-limit = 8

RUN-SEQ-FILES use-large-file-lock-limit = yes

Thanks for your help.

Hi Ruben,
Since the error occurs into the print file, why do you try first setting the environment variable PRINTER to something like SET PRINTER=MYPRINT.TXT and then do the runcobol?