Re: RPGIV MoveA issue.

That was my issue.   The way I called the original program was by value.
This was my original calling program:

CALL       PGM(PGMA) PARM(' ' ' ' ' ')

After changing the call statement to:

CALL       PGM(PGMA) PARM(&P100 &P101 &P102)

It worked.  I added &P100, &P101, &P102 parms were defined like the other
programs.
This was my first time using midrange.com mailing list.  Thank you for all
your responses.
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It this program called from a CL ?

You need to look at the original declaration of PA, PRM1, PRM2

This only declares "pointers" to space that was allocated by the top
level calling program.

John Hall


JohnJ@pacinfosys.com wrote:
>
> This is the code for the calling program.  CALD value is the called
program
> "DODATE".
>
> 0103.00 C     *ENTRY        PLIST
> 0103.01 C                   PARM                    PA              128
> 0103.02 C                   PARM                    PRM1            256
> 0103.03 C                   PARM                    PRM2            256
>
> 0326.00 C                   CALL      CALD
> 0326.01 C                   PARM                    PA
> 0326.02 C                   PARM                    PRM1
> 0326.03 C                   PARM                    PRM2
>
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