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Well, if you're concerned about the receiving program being able to 
retrieve the sent PSDS without messing up it's own internal PSDS you could 
do this in the called program THISPGM.
D myPsds            DS
...
Although I have the above in a /copy module.
Then add this line

D THISPGM  PR          extpgm(THISPGM)
D THISPGM  PI
D   parm               likeds(myPsds)   out in the comment area put *ENTRY 
plist so the dinosaurs can find it.



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04/28/2005 04:31 PM
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Have you tried this without mapping fields?  Why do you need to map the
fields?  The computer already knows, doesn't it? 

 

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Booth Martin

http://www.martinvt.com

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-------Original Message-------

 

From: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries

Date: 04/28/05 16:11:50

To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: PSDS as parm

 

Is it possible to pass the PSDS as a parm? If so can anyone tell me how

I would map out the *PROC, *STATUS, *ROUTINE, *PARMS subfields?

 

 

 

I was hoping I could do something like this

 

 

 

D MyPSDS      SDS

 

(pretend I have all of the subfields defined)

 

 

 

D ErrProto        PR                     10I 0

 

D   ErrDS                                           Like(MYPSDS)

 

 

 

D RC               S                        10I 0

 

 

 

/Free

 

 

 

   RC = ErrProto(MYPSDS);

 

 

 

/End-Free

 

 

 

 

 

P ErrProto               B

 

 

 

D ErrProto                PI

 

D   ErrDS                                 353A

 

 

 

D  ProcDS                                    *       Inz(%addr(ErrDS))

 

 

 

D   ProcDS_1          DS                          Based(ProcDS)

 

 

 

This is about as far as I got when I realized I don't know if I can map

out the fields I listed above.

 

Any ideas?

 

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