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Or you could write your own subprocedure. The following sample includes pieces of CGIDEV2's docmd subprocedure. **************************************************************************** * docmd prototype **************************************************************************** Ddocmd pr 10i 0 D cmd 2000 const varying options(*varsize) D rc s 10i 0 C eval rc = docmd('WRKOUTQ *ALL') C eval *inlr = *on **************************************************************************** * docmd subprocedure **************************************************************************** * Executes a CL command * Returns 0 if executed without error; otherwise 1. P docmd b D docmd pi 10i 0 D cmd 2000 const varying options(*varsize) D cmdlen s 15p 5 D wrkcmd s 2000 C eval cmdlen = %len(cmd) C eval wrkcmd = cmd C call(e) 'QCMDEXC' C parm wrkcmd C parm cmdlen C if %error C return 1 C else C return 0 C endif P docmd e Mel Rothman CGIDEV2 Author ( get it at http://www.easy400.ibm.it/ ) iSeries Custom Technology Center Rochester, Minnesota jon.paris@e400.com wrote: > > >> d ovrdbf s 80 > >> * > >> * Runqry for the requested file > >> * > >> C EVAL ovrdbf = 'OVRDBF WHLDE1 SHARE(*YES)' > >> c callp cmd(%trim(ovrdbf) : %len > (%trim(ovrdbf))) > > If only a literal is being used it would be more efficient to code it this > way: > > d ovrdbf C 'OVRDBF WHLDE1 SHARE(*YES)' > * > * Runqry for the requested file > * > > c callp cmd(ovrdbf : %len(ovrdbf)) > > If multiple options are possible (i.e. ovrdbf needs to contain different > values) using a variable length field for ovrdbf would also perform better > and produce "tidier" code. e.g. > > d ovrdbf s 80 Varying > * > * Runqry for the requested file > * > C EVAL ovrdbf = %TrimR('OVRDBF WHLDE1 SHARE(*YES)') > c callp cmd(ovrdbf : %len(ovrdbf)) +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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