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Right... When you pass a literal to a C program, it automatically adds
a null (x'00') to the end. But, when you pass a variable, you need to
put the null in the variable yourself.
So from the command-line, where you can't have variables, your data is
in a literal and therefore gets the automatic x'00'. From your program,
&CALL# was a variable and so wasn't null terminated.
On 11/19/2012 3:12 PM, Porterfield, Sean wrote:
I was just baffled that it worked from a command line and not in a
program. Normally we see the opposite (due to parameter lengths
assumed on CALL).
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