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> -----Original Message----- > From: mi400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / Mark S. Waterbury > Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 1:16 PM > > Here is what I have used for many years, written in OPM RPG/400; > sorry, I don't remember where I got this little "gem" from, many > years ago ... off some BBS or other ... <snip> > The idea is, you compile it, and rename it to the name of the > program you are interested in finding out about the parameters > for, and insert it into the *LIBL ahead of the "real" *PGM's > library, and then run whatever applications would call this > routine, and "Voila!" you get a nicely formatted "dump" from > which you can pretty easily deduce the size and type of each > parameter. NOTE: this version only handles up to 64 parameters; > you can modify to add more, if needed... ;-) Converted to RPG-IV. There appears to be one parameter, but it is "not addressable": NAME ATTRIBUTES VALUE _QRNL_PRMCPY_PARM01 POINTER SPP:C01A9C851F000100 _QRNL_PRMCPY_PARM02 POINTER SPP:*NULL ... _QRNL_PRMCPY_PARM64 POINTER SPP:*NULL _QRNL_PSTR_PARM01 POINTER SPP:C01A9C851F000100 _QRNL_PSTR_PARM02 POINTER SPP:*NULL ... _QRNL_PSTR_PARM64 POINTER SPP:*NULL PARM01 CHAR(1024) NOT ADDRESSABLE PARM02 CHAR(1024) NOT ADDRESSABLE ... PARM64 CHAR(1024) NOT ADDRESSABLE PIDS DS #PARMS ZONED(3,0) 001. 'F0F0F1'X PGMNAM CHAR(10) 'QQUDC ' 'D8D8E4C4C34040404040'X Ideas? db
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