RE: (no subject) Determining parms

I have a few times used a small MI pgm accepting from 1 to 50 parms - I am
not sure whether that will do what you want.

If I want to look at program QABCDEF then I would rename that to QABCDEFX,
rename my little MI program to QABCDEF, and see what happened. You can use
STRDBG to look at the number of parms and each parm value.

Obviously you might have to be careful with renaming some critical programs
in QSYS, and you must also remember to rename it back again...

If you want I shal be happy to share this simple MI source with you.

Kaare

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-----Original Message-----
From: mi400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mi400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Bobby Hicks
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 1:47 PM
To: mi400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [MI400] (no subject)

Is there an easy way to determine the parameters on a system state 
program? Or monitor the program as it gets called to see w hat gets 
passed? Thanks in advance for any help that  you can give me.

Bobby.

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