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Murali:
When writing a program like this, consider adding extra statements to help
during testing. One possibility in this case would be:
SNDPGMMSG MSG('<' *bcat &FLD *bcat '>') +
TOPGMQ( *EXT )
placed immediately before your CHGVAR for &LIBFILE. Or maybe a SNDPGMMSG after
the CHGVAR to show what &LIBFILE contained. Some experimentation might help you
see what values are being used inside the program while it runs.
Another useful statement is:
DMPCLPGM
That one will create output that shows the values of your variables and a list
of messages that happened while your program ran. It's often best not to have
that statement in a loop, but it can be useful just before a loop starts or
just after one ends.
Of course, the items that others mentioned, such as a MONMSG for CPF0864 after
the RCVF statement to end the loop you need and changing "FLD" to "&FLD", still
need to be done. It just seems you need some ideas on helping you test your
work.
Tom Liotta
midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 6. DSPOBJD in loop-continuation- Attention needed fromVERN&BUCK
> (Murali dhar)
>2. i wrote a cl program as per the advise given here which is as
>following....
>BEGIN
>
>
> DCL &LIBFILE *CHAR LEN(10)
> DCLF FILE1
> BEGIN:
>
> RCVF FILE1
> CHGVAR &LIBFILE VALUE(FLD)
> MONMSG EXEC(GO To CMDLBL(END))
>
> DSPOBJD (&LIBFILE/*ALL) *OUTFILE(*curlib/ATXFILEO)
>
> GOTO CMDLBL(BEGIN)
> END:
> ENDPGM
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