Re: CL Paramter Passing - revisited

If you have a non-default *DEC variable (not 15,5), you can use the hex
equivalent in the parm. Say you have a *DEC(5,1) and want to set
parameter to 34.5, you would use x'00345F'. For negative numbers, use a
'D' in the last position, right?

Leif Svalgaard wrote:
>
> there will be a million answers to this one.
> Numeric is packed 15 digits with 10 before the
> decimal point and 5 after the point.
>
> From: Wills, Mike N. (TC) <MNWills@taylorcorp.com>
>
> > I know about the problems about text parameter passing. No need to go into
> > that again. What size do I need to define a numeric parameter? Is it 15? I
> > know it was mentioned, I just don't remember what the size was.
> >
>
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