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No docs that I know of Brad but I have done it for a few people in the
past.
A bigger issue is often that with RPG we can rely on the prototypes to
help and also have support for varchar - neither of which exist in COBOL.
If you want to send me a couple of samples (including the protos so I know
how the calls should be) I would be more than happy to convert them for you
to give you an idea.
On Aug 9, 2020, at 2:05 PM, Brad Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:but
This may seem like an odd question, but are there any materials that show
how you can convert a data structure and field definitions from RPG to
COBOL for the IBM i?
I only ask because I have someone who wants to call one of my programs
the /copy book for the parameters and fields is RPG and they are COBOLonly
shop. I would think once that is converted that calling an RPG programuse
from COBOL (not a subprocedure, just a straight CALL) should be simple.
I haven't touched COBOL since the 90s. :)
Thanks!
Bradley V. Stone
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