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  3. May 2008

Re: Relaying a (not) passed parm to another proc

Yes, that's correct.

Sorry about that, my brain is defective, and often spits out the wrong words without my asking it to. On many occasions I've tried to buy a new brain to replace the defective one, but... well... I keep forgetting.

But yea, you're right... I mean as long as the procedure you call also has *OMIT.


Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Scott, I think, if I understood your answer correctly, that you meant
to say "so long as the procedure you call also has options(*OMIT)",
not *NOPASS. Right?
"As long as you really mean options(*OMIT) and NOT options *NOPASS,
then you shouldn't have a problem, so long as the procedure you call
also has options(*NOPASS)."

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