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David L Clark/it/crp/WinWholesale wrote on 04/10/2018 04:17:28 PM:
I'm having trouble with the prompt control for a command I am
writing. I have a second and third parameter that I alternately
don't want prompted depending upon the first parameter's value. It
works fine if I actually put a value in the first parameter. But if
I leave the parameter blank, prompt control shows both the second
and third parameters when it should only show the second. These are
the prompt control definitions I have. It seems to me that these
cannot both be true at the same time. Any help?

NOBODY: PMTCTL CTL(MSGID) COND((*NE '*LAST') (*EQ ' ')) +
NBRTRUE(*GT 0) LGLREL(*OR)

LASTHDR: PMTCTL CTL(MSGID) COND((*EQ '*LAST')) NBRTRUE(*EQ 1)


I finally opened a PMR for this issue after running into the
problem a few more times since I first posted this issue. Of course, I
got told that it is "working as designed." So, I told them that the
design was flawed. They told me to create an RFE. Here it is. Anybody
care to vote for it?

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=120004


Sincerely,

Dave Clark

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