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Scott,

On top of my head: should the SPCVAL keyword not be on the PARM code?

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 9-5-03 at 10:58 Scott Klement wrote:

>I'm trying to write a command that has a qualified job as one of it's 
>parameters.   My code looks like this:
>
>             PARM       KWD(JOB) TYPE(JOB1) PROMPT('Job Name')
>
> JOB1:       QUAL       TYPE(*NAME) SPCVAL((*))
>             QUAL       TYPE(*NAME) PROMPT('User')
>             QUAL       TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(6) RANGE(000000 999999) +
>                          PROMPT('Number')
>
>However, this won't compile.  I get this message:
>
>* CPD0244  30  '*         ' for SNGVAL or SPCVAL parameter not valid for first 
>QUAL statement in group.
>
>If I change SPCVAL((*)) to SPCVAL((*CURRENT)) it works, but that's not what I 
>want :(  I want this to work just like the IBM >commands, for the sake of 
>consistency.




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