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how can handle the s0c4 abend???
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Answer / kingmanish
SOC4 is data exception when you try to access undefined
memory location or exceed arrays etc.
It is a system abend to tell you that there is something
fundamentally wrong with your software.
So instead of handling it we should be looking into the
problem and try to fix it
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Answer / tf
practically speaking: it is usually an unhandled error
within the given program and will necessitate isolating the
error within the given program
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Answer / ram
Soc 4 is a data exception error, If moving and reciving
varaiables are not compatable to handle the data, you will
get this error.
So depending on the requirement, this errro should correct
in the program
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