Re: How to call cmd runqry from RPG with QCMDEXEC

[Vernon Hamberg via MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Vern here - just sayin' cuz we won't see names for a while!

It thinks you are doing division with the slash.

Try using QCMDEXC instead of QCAEXEC - not sure, but worth a try.

I've never used CT arrays to hold commands - maybe use regular variables 
and still use QCAEXEC, if that doesn't work, try QCMDEXC again.

Those are the changing things I can think of.

HTH
Vern

On 5/16/2014 10:42 AM, gio.cot via MIDRANGE-L wrote:
> Hi
>
> here my problem with an example :
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>                                       
>       E                    M       1   2 80
>       C*
>       C                     Z-ADD80        LUNG   155
>        *
>       C                     CALL 'QCAEXEC'
>       C                     PARM           M,1
>       C                     PARM           LUNG
>        *
>       C                     CALL 'QCAEXEC'
>       C                     PARM           M,2
>       C                     PARM           LUNG
>        *
>       C                     SETON                     LR
> **
> RUNQRY    QRY(QCUST) RCDSLT(*YES)
> RUNQRY    QRY(QGPL/QCUST) RCDSLT(*YES)
>
> the first CALL QCAEXEC run fine, the second go on thi error: ( the RUNQRY
> with library name seem is not allowed !!??)
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> ID message. . . . . :   CPD0104
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> Date ............. . . . :   16/05/14 time . . . . :   17:29:16
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> Message. . . :   Expression not allowed for the parameter QRY.
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> Cause. . . . . :  The expressions are allowed only a program CL. The
>    expressions cannot interactively be performed in a flow of
>    immission batch, from the program of the applications using the key F4 or
> using
>    an automatic application from a program CL.
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> Correction. . . :   To introduce a valid value for this parameter. For
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>    further information on the parameters and the expressions, to consult the
> manual
>    CL Reference.
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