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Olsson Erik wrote:
I want to submit a call to a program in batch, and the program needs totake
a number of parameters.and
If this was an interactive application I'd create the called program as a
service program, have a prototyped interface for controlling parameters
all would be fine.
Any better solutions than having the program called via SBMJOB to have a
main function and then manually typecast the parms from argv's char * to
their proper ones (say integers)?
If the parameters aren't all the same type, the argv parameter doesn't
have to be coded as an array. It can be coded as a pointer to a struct
with pointer subfields of the required type. (Don't forget the
"program-name" subfield for argv[0].)
typedef struct
{
char *pgmname;
char *userid;
char *code;
int *custno;
} main_args_t;
main (int argc, main_args_t *main_args)
{
char *userid = main_args->userid;
char code = *main_args->code;
int custno = *main_args->custno;
}
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