If locking of the receive file fails, a 0-byte receive file is created

Phenomenon

If locking of the receive file fails, a 0-byte receive file is created.

Severity level

C: medium

Affected versions

From Ver.8.5.0 to Ver.10.2.0A

Modified version

Ver.10.2.1

Condition to reproduce

This phenomenon occurs when all the following conditions are met:

"0" (Return an error when the Receive file is locked) is specified for Receive Open Mode (rcvfilewait) in the System Environment Settings
A file that does not exist is specified for File Name (FILENAME) in the Receive Management Information
"N" (New Creation) is specified for Registration Mode (TRANSMODE) in the Receive Management Information
Receive processing for one of the following types of file transfer request is executed:
- Send File
- Resend File (no checkpoint)
- Send Request
- Resend Request (no checkpoint)
Either of the following is met:
- The file name specified for File Name in the Receive Management Information is a file outside the network, and the file is locked by the Receive process
- The file name specified for File Name in the Receive Management Information is a file within the network, and the file is locked by one of the following:
  - Send process
  - Receive process
  - File trigger

Alternative workaround

None

Status description

Even if the above conditions are met, the receive file is not created.