Reason:
The load module containing the panel that was on the screen was modified since it was transmitted, terminating the CA Ideal application. The nature of the change is considered substantial if the load module now refers to a different version of the panel than it did at the beginning of the RUN. The change is considered insubstantial if the module now refers to the same version of the panel as it did before. However, this can be evidence of storage or library corruption.
Action:
To verify that a substantial change was made, determine the name and version of the program that failed when the message was issued (for example, with the DISPLAY ERROR command), determine the associated module and panel from the statement number where the error was detected, then use the following commands:
DISPLAY INDEX MODULE DISPLAY INDEX PGM pgmname VER version REL PNL pnlname The panel versions for the named panel is unequal when a substantial change occurred.
If a substantial change was made to the load module and you want subsequent RUNs to access the new version of the panel where the load module now points, then modify the program so that its resource table points to the correct version of the panel and recompile it before a subsequent RUN.
If an insubstantial change was made, verify that library corruption did not, in fact, occur and rerun the application.
You can avoid these errors by disabling applications that use load modules before the load module is created in batch and refreshed online and assuring that all active use of the module is terminated.
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