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Re: Waterloo Script and INLINE page segments

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From: Rick Marsico
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 16:00
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RICK@ysub.ysu.edu (Rick Marsico) writes:
 
>
>I am encountering problems with inline page segments under Waterloo Script
>90.1 in both the vm/cms and mvs environments.  Under cms, the segment
>will be properly processed by SFCM only when the SEnd option is included
>on the PSF command.  When '.si AAAA inline' is specified in the SCRIPT
>routine (where AAAA is the name of a page segment with a file type of
>PSEG3820), the following message is received back from SFCM:
>APRFFI349S page segment AAAA PSEG38PP was not found.
>
>In editing the output generated by script with the I3820 option, the
>requested segment is inline, however, SFCM is not recognizing its
>existence.  Anyone encounter this problem?
>
 
Further investigation shows that the graphic segment is not being
processed properly by the I3820 post processor.  It is generating
message i38-027W 'graphic segment contains invalid data'.  This
causes I3820 to process as if the NOSEGLIB option was specified.
 
The segment was created using the IBM IHF V2.1.2 utility.
 
rick@ysu.edu
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