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Hi Michel, When using a dataarea defined with "UDS", you don't use the IN/OUT op-codes. Instead, it reads the data area when the program loads, and writes it out when the program ends. the IN/OUT op-codes are intended to be used with data areas defined using *DTAARA DEFINE or the DTAARA keyword (on your D-specs). Here's an example of how I'd use IN/OUT to make your program work: Program 'LDA1': D LDA DS DTAARA(*LDA) D Entity 1020 1024 c IN LDA c move '10203' Entity c out LDA c call 'LDA2' c IN LDA c dsply Entity c eval *inlr = *on Program 'LDA2': c call 'LDA3' c eval *inlr = *on Program 'LDA3': D LDA DS DTAARA(*LDA) D Entity 1020 1024S 0 c IN LDA c add 1 Entity c out LDA c eval *inlr = *on Note that at the end, the DSPLY in 'LDA1' will print '10204', which shows that LDA3 is seeing the '10203' and LDA1 is seeing that LDA3 added 1 to it. Hope this helps.... On Wed, 11 Apr 2001 michel.cuypers@newwave.be wrote: > > Hi, Y'All, > > I think I must elaborate a bit on the processing codes & - circumstances > > 1. First of all, all pgms are interactive. > 2. To code the *LDA I use following instructions. > > In pgm 1, I use > 138.00 D* LDA > 139.00 D UDS > 140.00 D ENTITY 1020 1024 > 141.00 C**************************************************** > ... > 1015.00 C* FILL IN LDA > 1016.00 C *LOCK IN *DTAARA > 1017.00 C MOVEL $ENTY ENTITY > 1018.00 C OUT *DTAARA > 1019.00 C* > > In pgm 2, I don't use anything > > And in pgm 3, I use > > 0145.00 D* LDA > 0146.00 D UDS > 0147.00 D ENTITY 1020 1024 > 0148.00 C********************************************* > ... > 0568.00 C* NEW ENTITY > 0569.00 C* ---------- > 0570.00 C* KEEP IN LDA > 0571.00 C Z-ADD 0 $ENTY > 0572.00 C *LOCK IN *DTAARA > 0573.00 C MOVEL ENTITY $ENTY > 0574.00 C ADD 1 $ENTY > 0575.00 C MOVEL $ENTY ENTITY > 0576.00 C OUT *DTAARA > > Pgm 3-coding seems to be working, since during toggling through pgms2-3 the > ENTITY-value is incremented ... > > On the other hand, In pgm-1 $ENTY is calculated and supposedly put in *LDA: > ENTITY > to calculate & pick up the entity-value where it was left off (for instance, >the > day before) > This calculation is OK (debugging) , but ... > > Greetings, Michel > ___________________________________________________ > +--- | This is the RPG/400 Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to RPG400-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to RPG400-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to RPG400-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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