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  3. January 2005

RE: Calling a cmd with qualified file name in a CLP using variables

MYCMD FILNAME(&FILENAMELIB/&FILENAME)

No quotes whatsoever, and you pass the two values separated by a slash.

Joe


> From: Dave Murvin
> 
> Qualified file parm in the command looks like this:
>   Your File . . . . . . . . . .   MyFile        Name
>                                         MyLib       Name, *LIBL
> 
> PARMS to the CLP are &FileName  (10,A) &FileNameLib  (10,A)
&ReturnCode
> (3,A)

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