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  • Subject: Re: CL arithmetic -- conclusion
  • From: "James W. Kilgore" <qappdsn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 23:57:51 -0800
  • Organization: Progressive Data Systems, Inc.

Joe,

I've thought the same thing myself.  Under the ILE concept, it would be nice use
RTVxxx command within RPG. My first thought might be a CL calc spec ....  whoa,
wait a minute, did I say ILE?

You bet I did.  Let me ask this: is there an ILE CMD?

I don't think so, but those CMD members do call some sort of program.  Now if 
that
program (RPG/CL/PLI/C)  is an ILE module why couldn't you call, from RPG, what 
the
command calls?

Now I haven't done this, but if one did a DSPCMD of OVRDBF to find out what the 
CPP
was, why not call the CPP from your RPG program and not worry about doing 
command
calls?

Just a thought.

Joe Teff wrote:

> <<snip>>
>
> As far as doing the CL commands inside RPG, I do that as much as
> possible myself. Just wished that I could use RTVxxx commands in RPG and
> get the variable returned.
>
> Joe Teff
>

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