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The RTVCMD utility is at: http://www.iseriesnetwork.com/sharewarefiles/rtvcmd.zip By "s38 rpg 2 pgm" do you mean the ones named IRP0 to IRP3? If so, I can send you the V3R2 versions of them (don't have access to a s38 anymore :-) --Dave On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 10:14, Ron Melby wrote: > LEIF, > you are probably right,it is probably STEVEs program. To the others who > answered, it makes about 16 parms of 80 long and sends a message about each > parmspace to help identify parms and lengths. It helps to resolve the > situation DAN BALE as posted in this thread. it is in the archives. DAVE > MCKENZIE was on my mind because i was remodifying an old s38 rpg 2 program > that you had dealings with that wrote pseudo mi from a dump, and i now > realize i have overmodified it and don't have the old copies. I also was > thinking of your name because i believe you used to have a RTVCMD that i > thought might be useful but can not find it. I work on someone elses as400 > at work as a consultant with a small company called CrossUSA, its risc. I > have QSECOFR auth but I dont want to load a bunch of my stuff on it. The > contract is far more mundane than that. > > my exact situation is the old one in which i snd and rcv a msg to get a > programs name in CL. I know an easier way in mi but the lesson was how to > get parms for QMHSNMSG and QMHRCVMS. The Send failure from QCAPTRS told me I > had to code MIN(5) on the OL(in a roundabout way of course) but the Recieve > error from QCAPTRS told me nothing (parameters passed do not match calling > program) so I know i need a min of X. Thanks for the tip on MAXA MINA DAVE. > I'll try it when i get home. That will help shorten the compile/dump time. > > I am still in search of a method to forge pointers on cisc so I cannot get > to the headers directly yet, nor implement the memory explorer, but I know > its still doable. As you say LEIF, one has to work for a living as well. > > LEIF, i was not going to bother you until after oct 15. You must have been > bored out there to answer this little post. > > Some time ago there was a long thread in the archives kicking around what LE > meant when it was new, I firmly believe that IBM was paying homage to LEIF > saying in effect...........no, you spell it LEif not LIef as americans are > wont to do. By the way,LEIF in old norsk a SVAL is a shield and we still say > that those who still hold a home (GAARD) name are an old and regal people, > is SVAL a shield in Dansk? > > >From: "Leif Svalgaard" <leif@xxxxxxxx> > >Reply-To: MI Programming on the AS400 / iSeries <mi400@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > >To: "MI Programming on the AS400 / iSeries" <mi400@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > >Subject: Re: [MI400] QCAPTRS > >Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2004 10:53:14 -0500 > > > > > I searched the archives, InfoCenter, and Google for QCAPTRS and got no > >hits. > > > > > > What is "Dave McKenzie's parm program"? > > > > > > >maybe it is Steve Glanstein's parm program....
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