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Each name in both the qualified [by library or library search special
value] and unqualified name needs to be specified as variable [e.g.
CPYFRMIMPF ERRRCDFILE(&L/&F &M)], or the completed\concatenated
command-string must be passed to a command shell\interpreter [e.g. CALL
QSYS/QCMDEXC PARM(&ImportRqs &RqsStrLen)]
When one CL variable is incorrectly used to represent all three
values in a CLP invocation of the command, the effect of variable
replacement for the command request would be something like
ERRRCDFILE('a_single_string_trunc') for which an error such as CPD0078
"Value 'a_single_s' for parameter ERRRCDFILE not a valid name." would
diagnose the incorrect usage.
Regards, Chuck
On 07 Aug 2012 14:41, John McKee wrote:
I know I saw this maybe three weeks ago.
Command has a single parameter used for library, file, and member.
How are they specified in a CL as variables?
Specifically, when viewed with F14:
CPYFRMIMPF ... ERRRCDFILE(LIB/FILE MBR)
But, when I try to build that string in CL, the program ends. Says
library/file is incorrect. The value in the dump shows library a
slash, and the member - but truncated. Obviously too long.
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