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Re: Calling Command with Parameters

Michael Ryan wrote:


Here's one of the parms:

PARM       KWD(RECIPNAME) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(256) +
             DFT(*NONE) SPCVAL((*NONE '')) MAX(10) +
             EXPR(*YES) PROMPT('Name of e-mail +
             recipient' 3)



I'm guessing that you have the parameters in the wrong order in the
program.  You have the second parameter for the PROMPT keyword; you have
to code the program parameters in the same order as you code them in the
command, not the order you see them when prompting.

Your CMD PARM and RPG data structure are fine.  (Although I'd use the I
type, not the B type, for the NbrFiles subfield.)

 *  Recipient Names.
D RecipNameDS     DS                  Qualified
D  NbrFiles                      5I 0
D  RecipName                   256A   Dim(10)

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