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On 2011-02-28 09:26, Jerry C. Adams wrote:
I am trying to use a byte in the LDA to tell a CL program (type CLP; i.e.,
OPM) that the RPG IV program, which the CL called, told it to abort the rest
of the CL. Inside of the RPG IV program the LDA is defined via a /copy
statement as:
D DS DtaAra(*LDA)
D L$CNCL 482 482a
I vaguely recall that if you do it that way, you need to explicitly
execute an IN operation to retrieve the LDA and an OUT operation to set
it. If you specify UDS instead of DS, you don't need the DTAARA(*LDA),
and then the cycle takes care of the IN and OUT. It's been quite a while
though, so check the docs.
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Pete Hall
pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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