RE: STRS36PRC -Reply

[Scott Cornell <CORNELLS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

While I seriously doubt your the only one
on the planet doing something like that, it
is a technique I'm not familiar with, but
it sounds useful - could you post (or point
out a link to) some sample code
demonstrating this?

>>> Bob Cozzi <BobCozzi@ibm.net> 09/11/97
10:07am >>>
You know, am I the only one that creates
messages with substitution 
parameters and then issue a RTVMSG command
to get the nicely formatted 
value back?  All that *TCAT stuff, while
perfectly okay for stuff, is a 
really pain in the as. to me. Why not just
create a message?

Bob Cozzi
Bob@RPGIV.COM
www.rpgiv.com
AS/400 Books: 
http://www.rpgiv.com/as400Books.html


On Wednesday, September 10, 1997 11:40 PM,
Neil Palmer 
[SMTP:neil@systemetrix.ca] wrote:
> No Charlie.  The OCL requires commas
between parameters.  You could *CAT 
','
> between them, as long as the parms don't
have blanks padded at the right.
> (Come to think of it, you would *TCAT ','
between them, which is what I
> should have used in my original answer
where I created the &PARMS 
variable
> by concatenating all 4 parms).
> ...Neil

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