RE: Trapping errors with CALLP?

David,

> david@midrange.com on 12/23/99 10:34:35 AM wrote:
> 
>> CALLP(E)  and check %error
>> 
>> I've run into a problem using CALLP ... I can't trap errors.
>
>I forgot to mention ... I'm compiling to V3R2 :(
>
>david

You are stuck.  Your only choices are to target a more recent release, not
use CALLP or call a procedure that cannot fail.  For this particular
problem, I'd build a cheap CL program to do the CALL to QCMDEXC, MONMSG it
and pass back a "failed" return code:

DQCMDEXC          PR                  EXTPGM('CMDCLPGM')
D prCmdStr                    4096A   CONST            
D prCmdLen                      15P 5 CONST            
D prCmdErr                       1A   

C                   callp     QCMDEXC(CMD:128:ReturnCode)


PGM (&CmdInp &CmdLen &ReturnCode)           
                                            
DCL &CmdInp     *CHAR 4096                  
DCL &CmdLen     *DEC (15 5)                 
DCL &ReturnCode *CHAR 1                     
                                            
ChgVar &ReturnCode ' '  /* OK by default */ 
                                            
CALL   QCMDEXC (&CmdInp &CmdLen)            
MONMSG CPF0000 Exec(Do)                     
  ChgVar &ReturnCode 'F'  /* Failed! */     
EndDo                                       
                                            
ENDPGM                                      

Buck
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