Re: MI Program attribute?

I've just copied this program to our 400 (v5r2), compiled it, and ran it
successfully without having to change it to system state.

Is this normal at v5r2?

I used the compiler from Leif Svalgaard's web site (listed in the "MI
COMMON handout.doc" document).

Cheers,
Steve




Dave McKenzie <davemck@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>@midrange.com on 13/02/2004 02:05:00

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Here's a little MI pgm that changes a pgm's attribute by calling
QSYS/QLIMROIR
"Modify/retrieve OIR", which is the pgm used by other QSYS pgms to get or
modify the OIR.

Since QLIMROIR is system domain (not an API), this pgm must be system
state.

Notice that you could change the pgm to modify OIR info other than
attributes
by using the other OIRPTR, OIRFROM and OIRTO fields.

--Dave

         ENTRY .ENTRY(*ENTRY) EXT;
         DCL SPCPTR P1P PARM;
         DCL SPCPTR P2P PARM;
         DCL OL *ENTRY (P1P, P2P) EXT PARM MIN(2);

         DCL DD  $PGM     CHAR( 20) BAS(P1P);
         DCL DD  $PGMNAM  CHAR( 10) DEF($PGM) POS(  1);
         DCL DD  $PGMLIB  CHAR( 10) DEF($PGM) POS( 11);

         DCL DD  $ATTR    CHAR( 10) BAS(P2P);

         DCL SPCPTR QINSEPTP BASPCO POS(1);
         DCL SPCPTR QINSEPT(9999) BAS(QINSEPTP);

         DCL DD OBJDESC CHAR(34) AUTO;
         DCL DD TYPESUB CHAR(2)  DEF(OBJDESC) POS(1);
         DCL DD OBJNAM  CHAR(30) DEF(OBJDESC) POS(3);
         DCL DD *       CHAR(2)  DEF(OBJDESC) POS(33) INIT(X'0000');

         DCL SYSPTR LIBRSYP AUTO;

         DCL DD MORR     CHAR(  1) AUTO;
         DCL DD OIOBJ    CHAR( 30) AUTO;
         DCL DD OITYSUB  CHAR(  2) AUTO;
         DCL DD OIRPARMS CHAR(224) AUTO BDRY(16);

         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR1  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS(  1)  /* TEXT       */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR2  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS( 17)  /* SAV/RST    */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR3  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS( 33)  /* SERVICE    */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR4  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS( 49)  /* WHERE USED */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR5  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS( 65)  /* ATTR       */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR6  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS( 81)  /*            */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR7  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS( 97)  /* USAGE      */;
         DCL SPCPTR OIRPTR8  DEF(OIRPARMS) POS(113)  /* EXTENDED   */;
         DCL DD OIRFROM(8) BIN(4) DEF(OIRPARMS) POS(129);
         DCL DD OIRTO  (8) BIN(4) DEF(OIRPARMS) POS(161);
         DCL DD OIRRETL(8) BIN(4) DEF(OIRPARMS) POS(193);
         DCL DD NORY      CHAR(  1) AUTO;
         DCL OL MROIROL (MORR, OIOBJ, OITYSUB, LIBRSYP, OIRPARMS,
                         NORY);

         CPYBLA     TYPESUB, X'0401';
         CPYBLAP    OBJNAM, $PGMLIB,' ';
         RSLVSP     LIBRSYP, OBJDESC, *, *;

         CPYBLA     MORR, 'M'                       /* Modify  */;
         CPYBLAP    OIOBJ, $PGM, ' ';
         CPYBLA     OITYSUB, X'0201';
         CPYBLAP    OIRPARMS, X'00',X'00';
         SETSPP     OIRPTR5, $ATTR;
         CPYNV      OIRFROM(5), 1;
         CPYNV      OIRTO(5), 10;
         CPYBLA     NORY, 'N';

         CALLX      QINSEPT(374), MROIROL,*         /* QLIMROIR  */;

         PEND;







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