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Summary:	Operating System Error 5 (Access Denied)
Cause:	Some possibilities Use of an invalid file or path name. OPEN OUTPUT or OPEN OUTIN specified for a file that is write-protected. Attempt to open a directory name as a file name. Attempt to access the BR work path without permission(Example: Attempt to LIST without WRITE permission to the WORKPATH; Attempt to perform a shell call on Novell with memory swapping enabled, but no permission to access WORKPATH directory.) Attempt to access the SPOOLPATH without Network permissions(Example: Attempt to close a file on NOVELL with a statement in the form CLOSE #printer.) Attempt to replace a read-only file.
Remedy:	(For older versions of BR on Networks, Verify that NOVELL or IBMNET statement is correct.) Correct the file or path Unprotect the file you wish to access. Use a valid file name. Make sure the user has permission to access the spool path directory. On Unix / Linux, check to see that the Unix or Linux unmask value is correct. Make sure the user has permission to access the WORKPATH directory. Remove the Read-Only attribute from the file and retry the replace command. Note that many SourceSafe type programs mark checked in files as Read-Only and you should check them out, rather than manually removing the Read-Only attribute. Check for any *.bak files, and either remove them or flag them as NOT being read-only.