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Yes, it should be comp-3 to get it right inside the COBOL-program, but
there is no controll in the CALL-process, you can transfer a packed
decimal parameter in a CL to an alphanumeric parameter in the
COBOL-program, and the CALL will work just fine.  The problems come when
you try to use the parameter inside the COBOL-program(if you don't move it
to a properly defined packed field first...).

For the CALL, the important thing is that the NUMBER of parameters are
equal on both sides.


Mvh.

Geir






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ACBL1001-PROGRAMSEQ             PIC  9(03)
VAR(&PGMSEQ) TYPE(*DEC) LEN(3 0)

The COBOL definition should be a comp-3 (should'nt it?)



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