PDL 'Exit' terminates job on HP3000

Byron Welch byron.welch@creatcomp.com
Mon, 9 Nov 1998 11:57:18 -0500


  This sounds like a bug that I encountered a while back.  PowerHouse in
a job stream clobbers some fixed number of lines after the exit.  I have
forgotten the exact number but it is less than 15.  If you add about 15
blank lines after the exit everything should work OK.

Byron Welch
Creative Computing Inc.



-----Original Message-----
From: pickerij@norbord.com [mailto:pickerij@norbord.com]
Sent: Monday, November 09, 1998 11:49 AM
To: STEVE@PORTIONPAC.COM
Cc: powerh-l@lists.swau.edu; hp3000-l@raven.utc.edu
Subject: RE: PDL 'Exit' terminates job on HP3000


>Under 6.09, we had built a short 'compile' job to let us recompile the
>production dictionary at times when users weren't on.  I simply changed

that
>job to compile the PDL. The problems I'm experiencing is: when the EXIT
>statement is processed, the job not only quits the PDL program, but   
ends. The
>whole job! It just ends!! All statements that follow the PDL statement

do not
>get executed.
>
>I have isolated the problem to the EXIT command by commenting out   
everything
>else. I also tried using QUIT instead of EXIT...same result.

Ditto with 8.19. No explanation from me but I'd be happy to hear the   
answer.

John Pickering
Toronto  

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