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Hi, I am trying to run a MVS JCL job and it keeps abending on a COBOL program saying No Active Module Found - I have tried to look this error up on the Internet with no success - does anybody have any suggestions?

Thank all of you for replying - I will try these posts tonight and see what happens.

Hi, my computer (HP model with Windows 98) constantly shuts off completely (the power light is off). This seems to occur only with I am browsing the Internet with either IE or Netscape. I have cleaned the computer internally and the fan seems to be working okay. If anybody has a suggestion of...

Thank you for the reply. I think that you are correct in that I need to use Partition Magic - my version (5.0) says that it will not run correctly on my PC , some changes that I make will not take after I reboot the machine - it may have a problem with the version of Windows that I am using...

I am sorry - I am not following. When I use FDISK it shows less space on my hard drive - about 1300 MB's if I remember - than I actually have. I wanted to reclaim all the space on my hard drive and have the total under C:\

How do I reclaim unallocated space on my hard drive? The version of Partition Magic that I have does not work with Windows ME?

How would I pass input from the user entered into a text box as part of a parameter query in a DLookup statement ex - code If IsNull(DLookup("[Project]", "Query5Act", "[Project] = 'strText'")) Then / code where Project is a field in a table and strText would be...

That is almost the same problem I have except I am using Access 95 and I use an Event Procedure instead of a Macro to handle the NoData Event

Thank both of you for the response. Could y'all give me an example of the code for each method? I have tried both and still am not successful. My report uses a parameter query and if the query produces no data then I get that run-time error 2501. I have coded using the OnNoData property in the...

I am getting a Run Time Error 2501 when I try to cancel a report from being written when there is no data generated by a query. Is there a way to prevent this? I am using Microsoft Access 95. I have tried trapping the error to no avail.