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PGM ( &max_40_parms )

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   8. Limit on the number of parameters to a CL program from
>      (Vijaykrishna_Malladi)
>
>We are trying to execute a CL program from ASP.NET.
>
>And it seems there is a limit on the number of parameters that can passed or 
>limit on the total length of all the parameters that can be passed to a CL 
>program from ASP.NET, due to which some parameters at the end are being passed 
>as blanks.
>
>If any one has an idea about these limitations, please let us know.

Vijay:

Without seeing the code, it's hard to tell exactly what you mean. There is a 
limit on the number of parms a CLP or ILECL can accept -- 40 parms, AFAIK. The 
PARM() list of a PGM statement has a maximum number of elements as 40, so you 
can't compile a CL program with more. But you would have found that out when 
the CL program was created, so that shouldn't be what you're asking.

So, can you clarify? Perhaps with the code used to call the program?

Tom Liotta


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