Re: Parms in a called program

Hi Booth,

No, it does not seem correct. A *ENTRY PLIST is a declarative, it is not
executable code. Therefore it makes absolutely no difference where in the C 
specs
it is defined. (You could even define it between an ENDSR and a BEGSR!).

If you are noticing a difference in behavior between the definition at the start
of the mainline and in the INZSR, then your problem is elsewhere.

If you are coding in RPG IV, you should be looking at a PI definition instead of
a *ENTRY PLIST. Good examples in the Red Book (and in my book).

HTH

Paul Tuohy

boothm@earth.Goddard.edu wrote:

> Does it make a difference where the *ENTRY is in a called program?  It
> seems that if the *ENTRY & PARMS are in the *INZSR they are only read
> once, at the beginning of the program but if the lines are in the
> beginning of the Mainline they are read every cycle?  In other words, if
> we call the program and then RETURN instead of setting on LR, when we call
> the program again the new set of parms don't get passed if the *ENTRY is
> in *INZSR but do get passed if in the Mainline?  Does that seem correct?
>
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