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How do you refer to a procedure that receives no parameters within an
expression? I have tried MyProc(), MyProc( ). I receive *RNF0637 30
An operand was expected but was not found; specification is ignored.
If I try MyProc('X') I get *RNF5407 20 More parameters were passed in
the prototyped call than are allowed. Am I missing something? Is there
another way? The procedure in question works exclusively with
globally defined input (a record's fields) and returns an error code. Do I
need to create a dummy parm Void?
Thank you, David Morris
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