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  • Subject: Re: RPGLE pgm getting parms without any being passed?
  • From: John P Carr <jpcarr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 21:33:08 -0400

<Snip>
>I am trying to add the RPGLE pgm in a call statement to an existing
>(homegrown) RPG program that is currently being used as a trigger pgm to
>the same file.  But, it bombs because it cannot find the parms (pointer
>errors).
>
>How does the RPGLE program work as a stand alone trigger program when there
>are no parameters passed????  Phyllis

Use the Program Status Data Structure.  There is a field *PARMS.   It tells
you how many parms were passed.
If it is equal to 0,  It was called with out parms(and BTW, don't reference
them in the program in that case.)

If it is 2,  then it was called via the Trigger.

Having said that.   I think it should be two different programs (the guts of
what it does, )
One called from a small "Stub" which is the trigger,  and by your other
application.  

John Carr

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