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Thanks for the input.

On the call to AXZPSJ, is the parm 1024 characters with an LDA image or do
you rely on the LDA itself? Can you send me some sample CL code?

Bob

-----Original Message-----
I have had success by using the STRMAPICS command (so that I'm within
MAPICS), calling program AXZLDA0R to retieve the MAPICS LDA, updating the
returned LDA value with anything specific for the option I'm trying to run,
running the appropriate AXZPSJ call, and then using the ENDMAPICS command.

Regards, 
Penny Lancor 
-------------- Original message -------------- 

> I have found similar discussions in the archives, but I am not finding the

> answer I need. We run many inventory status reports at month end. Everyone

> needs their own particular version. But the runs are the same every month 
> end, and sometimes mistakes are made when we enter so many. 
> 
> I have held the batch job and can duplicate the JOBACT record. I also
create 
> the same data in a declared variable called &LDA in a CL program, then
"CALL 
> PGM(AXZPSJ) PARM(&LDA 'AMIPCB')". I can't seem to get the thing to run 
> though. I feel I am missing something very simple. Does anyone have any 
> experience or advice with this? 
> 
> It is very frustrating that MAPICS does not offer more help in this 
> area. I just get the same old line, "MAPICS doesn't support this", but I 
> know other people are interested in similar tasks. I am just one who
hasn't 
> figured out how to do it on my own, yet. 
> 
> Please pardon the rant, 
> Bob Randall



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