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Chris wrote in RPG400-L:
>I need to have a cl program pass a
>variable to either a rpg or cl program.
>
>This variable is the file name that
>the program needs to read from.
I think we covered this ground before (a generic read has little practical
application) but I thought I'd post some ReXX code that does a generic
open/read. This displays records on the screen and has no error handling,
but it answers the original poster's question. I am posting it here because
a) It isn't RPG
b) There isn't that much information about ReXX
/* Open a generic file */
/* To use, put in QREXSRC, member READF and run the following CL: */
/* STRREXPRC SRCMBR(READF) PARM('READF QREXSRC *LIBL') */
/* Input arguments */
PARSE ARG frommbr fromfile fromlib
rcdCount = 0
rcdLimit = 50
/* Override STDIN to the DB2 file */
'OVRDBF FILE(STDIN) TOFILE(&FROMLIB/&FROMFILE) MBR(&FROMMBR)'
/* Read a line from the file */
Read:
PARSE PULL dtaInput
rcdCount = rcdCount + 1
/* Record limit */
IF rcdCount > rcdLimit THEN DO
SAY 'Record limit ('rcdLimit') reached'
SIGNAL Exit
END
/* record is NULL at EOF */
IF dtaInput <> '' THEN DO
SAY dtaInput
SIGNAL Read
END
Say 'EOF reached'
Exit:
RETURN
Buck Calabro
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