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Re: Command Parameter Default Value

Ganesh -

There is an API (QCDRCMDD) that you can call that will retrieve most everything about a command as an XML document and put it into either a receiver variable or a file in the IFS. There was an example published on the iSeries network a few years ago, you can probably find it with a Google search.

Regards,
Steve Landess
Austin, Texas
(512) 423-0935

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Subject: Command Parameter Default Value



Is it possible to retrieve the default value of a command parameter? If
is there is one such API or CL command, that would be really useful to
me.

TIA,
Ganesh


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