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I ran into an issue with Robot Schedule command calling program containing "@" within the parameter
CALL PGM(RLSCHKSPL) PARM('QSYSPRT4  ' 'ARAGE@001 ' 'ARB014B   ' '* NO OUT O')
Robot Schedule use the "@" as a substation control character.
So in my case, the parameter 'ARAGE@001' resulted in 'ARAGE      '
Thus my RLSCHKSPL program failed due to wrong data in the parameter.
I have open case with HelpSystems Robot support.
In the meantime, there is an option CMD 18 command variables.
I created the variable @001.
This worked.
When it saw "@" it substituted "@001".
Anyone in the group experience an issue with "@"  with in parameters.
Thank You
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Paul Steinmetz 
IBM i Systems Administrator 
Pencor Services, Inc. 
462 Delaware Ave 
Palmerton Pa 18071 
610-826-9117 work 
610-826-9188 fax 
610-349-0913 cell 
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psteinmetz@xxxxxxxxxx 
http://www.pencor.com/
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