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  • Subject: RE: QSYSINC not in V3R7M0 what to do?
  • From: "McCallion, Martin" <MccalliM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 09:31:44 +0100

Jim Langston said:

 
> If possible I would like to get a copy of this structure 
> without violating IBM's copyright
> on the source code.  Barbara, Hans, any solutions?  Or am I 
> just going to have to write it 
> from scratch?

Jim,

The QSYSINC includes are an optional (but free) feature of OS/400;
option number 13, "System Openness Includes".  I'm 97% certain that the
ones you need exist at V3R7, and no doubt some of the several other
replies you're bound to get will confirm or deny this.

> I'm attempting to write an API interface for the QSPRWTRI 
> API.  So far I have coded the
> parameter specs, but then I get to the Error Code which is a 
> pointer character to an error

I don't think any of the APIs return actual pointers, though frequently
they return an "offset" to data in the structure they return.  I wonder
if you're referring to the manuals' use of "*" in the length column of
many fields?  If so, the asterisk in this case does not mean "pointer
data type", but "variable possible lengths depending on other
conditions".  The error structure, for example, can return a greater or
lesser amount of information depending on how big a field you give it to
use (and how big a field you tell it you've given it).

HTH

Cheers,

Martin.
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