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Re: Variable zone in message file

Quick, check the rpg400 list.  Someone just asked a question about this 
very api.

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See InfoCenter, Programming, APIs, Messaging Handling, Retrieve Message, 
format RTVM0400.

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We have a message file with a defined message that contains 2 variable
zones (&1 and &2). We use RTVMSG to get the formatted message after
previoulsy send the params values for the variables zones. Everything
works great, because the values are hard coded. But, what we need is to
know the length of those 2 variable zones before calling RTVMSG. Is
there a way ??

Patrick Paris
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Cascades Inc
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